Trust No One and Resist the Crazy
The more power a person or institution has in society, the less trustworthy they tend to be. I don’t say this because it’s fun to be cynical, I say this because my life experience has…
The more power a person or institution has in society, the less trustworthy they tend to be. I don’t say this because it’s fun to be cynical, I say this because my life experience has…
Since returning to work in 2021, Vern and I have been sparring over the usefulness of cash in an investor’s portfolio. He thinks it’s undervalued, I think it’s getting devalued and therefore shouldn’t be a…
Like the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post moniker, ‘Democracy dies in the darkness’, it’s just a slogan. The US is controlled by a political oligarchy that has only grown more powerful via its alliance with the…
For the past few days, my old mate Vern Gowdie has been regaling you with stories of fear and loathing about the stock market’s ridiculous valuation…
All paid-up subscribers of Port Phillip Publishing and Fat Tail Media products received these reports at the end of last year. We thought you might be interested to see how our services performed…
Every election cycle, honest, well-intentioned citizens are invited to dirty their hands in the fundamentally dishonest, and corrupted political process of electing their next Dear Leader…
As you’ll see, the investment performance of nearly all of the investment services was outstanding, given the volatility experienced throughout the year. It’s a performance we’ll be working hard to…
When Bill Bonner issued his novel Trade of the Decade idea, back in 2000, a couple of major trends had been in play for a long, long time. First, gold had been in steady decline…
What might this portend for our own future? Perhaps a look into the past can provide some clues. I spoke to Dan Denning, co-author of The Bonner-Denning Letter, about all this and more in our…
‘The problem with Australians is not that so many of them are descended from convicts,’ wrote the late, great, Australian-born literary critic, Clive James, ‘but that so many of them are descended from prison officers.’