William Bonner Bücher

In der Herde reagieren Schafe anders als allein. Sie folgen dem Leithammel und sparen sich das eigene Denken. Dass dieses Prinzip nicht nur in der Tierwelt gilt, beweist das neue Buch von Bestsellerautor Bill Bonner. Auch an den Märkten und Börsen dieser Welt scheint dieses Herdenverhalten weit verbreitet. Wie sonst ließen sich Blasen und Massenhysterie erklären? Wer sein Vermögen bewahren oder vergrößern will, muss lernen, die Mechanismen dieser Gruppendynamik zu erkennen und zu verstehen – und muss ihr ausweichen können. In „Das Massensyndrom“ erklärt Bonner auf unterhaltsame Weise genau diesen Herdentrieb – und die dahinterstehende Problematik: Einerseits sind die Investoren und Geldgeber zu weit von den Fakten entfernt, verstehen also die Funktionsweisen der Märkte nicht, andererseits sind die Manager und Vermögensverwalter zu weit von den Konsequenzen ihres Handelns entfernt, bekommen also die Auswirkungen nicht zu spüren. Bonners Fazit: Denken Sie selbst, folgen Sie nicht der Herde und schützen und vermehren Sie Ihr Vermögen.

Der NIEDERGANG des amerikanischen IMPERIUMS und die ENTSTEHUNG einer globalen FINANZKRISE stehen im Fokus dieser Analyse. Die Autoren, zwei erfahrene Finanzprofis, hinterfragen die aktuelle Lage der USA und die Behauptung, dass das Land weiterhin eine junge, aufstrebende Nation sei, die die Welt mit ihrem Lebensstil bereichern sollte. Sie beobachten, dass eine massive Spekulationsblase aus Schulden und Überheblichkeit kurz vor dem Platzen steht. Während asiatische Volkswirtschaften florieren, erleben die USA einen Niedergang, der durch Dekadenz, Selbstüberschätzung und die Aushöhlung demokratischer Werte geprägt ist. Die vermeintliche Morgenröte nationaler Größe, die George W. Bush beschwört, könnte sich als Abenddämmerung entpuppen. Bonner und Wiggin bieten eine pointierte und unterhaltsame Betrachtung der Kräfte, die eine Nation prägen, die seit einem Jahrhundert die Welt beeinflusst. Ihre Analyse liefert wertvolle Informationen über die oft ignorierten Risiken der globalen Wirtschaft und fordert eine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit den neokonservativen Ansätzen, die zur aktuellen Krise beigetragen haben.

Dice Have No Memory: Observations on Money Moving Around the World is a collection of his best writings—along with new material that gives context to his columns and what changes have occurred since. It is a rousing look at Bill Bonner's literary economic perspective, global market analysis, and contrarian investment ideas. In short, this book shows you how to live well even in uncertain times. Over the years, Bonner has taken an honest look at the challenges facing the US economy, and the pitfalls ahead with clarity and conviction. Sometimes he was right and sometimes he was wrong. This look back at the tumultuous markets and what lies ahead provides both intriguing insight and evergreen advice. The modern stock market has been anything but boring. This book looks back at Bill's prolific career of newsletters and also includes new commentary and reflection on what's changed, what's stayed the same, where we went wrong, where we went right, and, most importantly, what it all means for investors today.

In "The New Empire of Debt," financial writers Bill Bonner and Addison Wiggin return to reveal how the financial crisis that has plagued the United States will soon bring an end to this once great empire. They clearly show how this has happened and discuss what you can do to overcome the financial challenges that will arise as the situation deteriorates

This pair of maverick investment writers shows that the key to surviving a soft depression is not collecting and analyzing current market data. Instead, if Americans want to plow through their financial woes and put some muscle back in their portfolios, they must look to the follies of the past.

From bestselling author Bill Bonner comes a radical perspective on managing family wealth, offering a practical guide to achieving and sustaining multigenerational prosperity. This comprehensive resource is infused with Bonner's personal anecdotes about his family's wealth philosophy. It emphasizes the importance of training and motivating all family members to collaboratively pursue uncommon goals, challenging conventional notions about wealth management. The book is essential for individual investors, even those not intending to leave money to their children, as it questions widely accepted investment principles. Rather than adopting a conservative outlook, Bonner presents a revolutionary manifesto, arguing against investing family money in "safe" options and highlighting the pitfalls of charitable giving. He contends that allowing children too much independence, relying on wealth "professionals," and over-educating them can be detrimental. Bonner critiques the calls for higher tax rates from wealthy figures like Warren Buffett, views Wall Street as detrimental to capital, and asserts that many celebrity CEOs threaten their companies. This book redefines family wealth as dynamic and forward-looking, offering actionable advice for passing wealth across generations. It is a compelling read for anyone interested in a fresh approach to wealth management.

An insightful look at how to succeed by going against the crowd Collectively, people think and act in ways that are different from how they think and act as individuals. Understanding these differences, says William (Bill) Bonner-a longtime maverick observer of the financial world and the vagaries of the investing public-is vital to preserving your wealth and personal dignity. From the witch-hunts of the early modern world to the war on terror, from dot-com mania to the real estate bubble, people have always been caught up in frauds, conceits, and wild guesses-often with devastating results. In Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets, Bonner and coauthor Lila Rajiva show groupthink at work in an improbable array of instances throughout history and reveal why swimming against the current pays. The authors' cautionary tale of bubble economies reveals how the gush of credit let loose by Alan Greenspan has wreaked havoc on our lives-but their thoughtful and always entertaining approach also offers some sound investing principles for avoiding the pitfalls of the public spectacle, thinking for yourself, and protecting your money, your sanity, and your soul.

A história do Brasil, da forma como observamos hoje, tem início em julho de 1994, a partir da adoção do Plano Real, cujo resultado imediato foi a estabilização da economia. Assim, se nasce um novo Brasil a partir desse momento, cuja maturidade é atingida em 1999, esse mesmo país começa a sofrer com os resultados da nova matriz econômica. A situação atual é preocupante: o crescimento econômico é o menor desde a Era Collor e a inflação foge do controle, mostrando que estamos prestes a voltar a condições anteriores a 1994. Seria o fim do Brasil? O atual governo erra em seu diagnóstico. Elogia a nova matriz econômica e atribui a estagflação (baixo crescimento econômico e alta inflação) ao cenário externo - tese refutada no estudo do analista Felipe Miranda, da Empiricus Research, apresentado no livro O fim do Brasil (selo Escrituras). Obviamente, sem o diagnóstico adequado, não poderemos contar com um bom prognóstico. Não bastassem os desafios em curso, o ano de 2015 sugere adversidades adicionais relevantes. A obra O fim do Brasil apresenta um profundo estudo sobre os últimos vinte anos do país, e foi escrito com objetivos explícitos: • alertar para os riscos atrelados a possível endurecimento da heterodoxia na política econômica, com a nova matriz econômica levando-nos a um processo de “argentinização” do país; • analisar a deterioração dos fundamentos macroeconômicos e o que está por vir, dedicando espaço em separado para os problemas da Petrobras e para o desarranjo do setor elétrico; • avaliar a censura que a administração Dilma Rousseff tentou impor, às vésperas da eleição presidencial de 2014, aos analistas de mercado. Entre os maiores erros de política econômica, está certamente o esforço em prol do cerceamento de opiniões críticas, dedicando-se à tentativa de calar as vozes dissonantes; • oferecer alternativas para o investidor e mesmo o cidadão comum protegerem seu patrimônio e de sua família diante da crise que está sendo formada - em sendo possível, não somente blindar a poupança até aqui acumulada, mas também incrementá-la; • encerra-se com abordagem propositiva à política econômica, apresentando uma alternativa à nova matriz econômica, o caminho para a retomada da ortodoxia e, em especial, a estratégia para enfrentarmos a estagflação, retomando a via do crescimento alto com inflação baixa.