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 Gold $10,000 Goldnomics Podcast Quotations and Transcript |
| In the latest Goldnomics latest podcast, we consider whether the gold price will reach $10,000 per ounce in the coming years and what factors will drive prices.
Watch on YouTube or read the quotations and transcript below.
Dave: Hello and welcome to the Goldnomics podcast where we look at global markets through the lens of precious metals. And you can keep your eye out for new episodes on iTunes, on SoundCloud and also on YouTube and you can like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
And wsoSunday, March 4, 2018 |
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| Mark O'Byrne - gold.ie |
| Is The Gold Price Going To $10,000 (Goldnomics Podcast 3) |
| In the third Goldnomics podcast, we consider whether the gold price will reach $10,000 per ounce in the coming years and what factors will drive prices?
As the “Everything Bubble” continues to inflate, higher gold prices appear to be on the horizon. Stephen Flood, CEO of GoldCore and Mark O’Byrne, Research Director and world renowned precious metals analyst discuss the outlook for the gold price with Dave Russell.
What will drive the gold price to new record highs over the coming months and yeaThursday, March 1, 2018 |
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 | Mish - Global Economic Analysis |
| "Everyone in the Room is Selling Volatility": When it Rises, Sell More |
| Volatility was once just a measure. Now it's an income-generating product. Everyone is selling it says Pennant Capital."We are pretty late in the game," says Alan Fournier, founder of Pennant Capital in an interview with James Grant.
Fournier tells Grant about a recent experience in which he made a presentation to a group of pension investors at the request of an investment bank.
Following his presentation, Fournier mentioned selling volatility to the host. The host replied "I want you to know tThursday, December 7, 2017 |
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| Graham Summer - Gains Pains & Capital |
| The "Other" Side of Asymmetry You Never Hear About |
| By Chris at www.CapitalistExploits.at
Everyone's heard of "The Big Short". We've Hollywood to thank for that, and thank them I will. After all, who didn't love Margot Robbie explaining how it all worked? Even Mrs. Chris liked her.
Of course, our heroes correctly bet against these mortgage backed securities smoking piles of isht and now they all drive Porsches and eat lobsters in their bathrobes.
Likewise, everyone's heard of Jesse Livermore's famous shorting of the 1907 and 1929 markets whereWednesday, November 22, 2017 |
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| Mark O'Byrne - gold.ie |
| “This Is Where The Next Financial Crisis Will Come ... |
| By Zero Hedge
In an extensive, must-read report published on Monday by Deutsche Bank’s Jim Reid, the credit strategist unveiled an extensive analysis of the “Next Financial Crisis”, and specifically what may cause it, when it may happen, and how the world could respond assuming it still has means to counteract the next economic and financial crash.
In our first take on the report yesterday, we showed one key aspect of the “crash” calculus: between bonds and stocks, global asset prices are the mWednesday, September 20, 2017 |
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 | John Butler - Goldmoney |
| The Golden Revolution, Revisited: Chapter 9 |
| This Insight continues the serial publication of the new, Revisited edition of my book, The Golden Revolution (John Wiley and Sons, 2012). (The first instalment can be found here.) The book is being published by Goldmoney and will also appear as a special series of Goldmoney Insights over the coming months. This instalment comprises the fourth chapter of Section II.View the Entire Research Piece as a PDF here.Why Financial Genius Fails, or, a Forensic Study of the 2008-09 Global Financial CrisisWednesday, September 6, 2017 |
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| Graham Summer - Gains Pains & Capital |
| How The Fed Really Broke Gold in 2012, along with Everything Else |
| Keeping it Simple - Soren K. Group
authors Vince Lanci, "Fay Dress", and "Bon Scott" for Marketslant.com
We Can't Know
The title implies we can know without a doubt why Gold is dead since 2011. The reasons for Gold's demise cannot be known through deductive methods. To do that we need facts. To get facts we need Government transparency. That isn't happening.
So we are left again with subjective probability which is inductive in nature and leads one to seek facts to confirm a thesis for deductivMonday, July 10, 2017 |
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 | Nathan Lewis - New World Economics |
| Gold Or Bitcoin Gold AND Bitcoin. |
| “Gold or Bitcoin?” seems to be an idea, a meme, that is rising to the surface now. People sense that the world’s banking systems are at risk, and are thinking about alternatives. Some people think that the boom in unoccupied, foreign-owned apartments in major cities worldwide is driven by the same urge to own assets outside of banks’ dSunday, July 2, 2017 |
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 | Steve St Angelo - SRSRocco Report |
| Massive Central Bank Asset Purchases: Last Ditch Effort To Save Economy Cap Silver-Gold Prices |
| The Central banks bought a staggering $1.5 trillion in assets in the first five months of the year to keep the economy from imploding while at the same time, capping the gold price. Yes, it’s true…. $300 billion a month of Central bank asset purchases pushes up STOCK, BOND and REAL ESTATE values while it depresses or caps the gold (or silver) price.The amount of Central bank asset purchases are now reaching insane levels. And they have to. It is the same thing as being a drug addict. Once, sTuesday, June 13, 2017 |
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| Mish - Global Economic Analysis |
| Gold a Volatility Play Where’s it Going What Others are Saying |
| A pair of interesting articles came my way regarding gold.
The first is from Incrementum AG. It’s part 11 of a series entitled In Gold we Trust.
The second, The Risks of This Low Volatility Environment & What It Means For Gold Prices, is from end Stefan Wieler of Goldmoney via HedgeEye.
The HedgeEye article discusses volatility suppression because six major central banks alone have together now purchased nearly 20 trillion dollars in assets, which is equivalent to almost 40% of the combined GDWednesday, June 7, 2017 |
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 | Chris Martenson |
| Why This Market Needs To Crash |
| Like an old vinyl record with a well-worn groove, the needle skipping merrily back to the same track over and over again, we repeat: Today's markets are dangerously overpriced.
Being market fundamentalists who don’t believe it’s possible to simply print prosperity out of thin air, we’ve been deeply skeptical of the financial markets ever since the central banks began their highly interventionist policies. Since 2009, they have unleashed over $12 Trillion in new money into the world, concentratinSaturday, March 25, 2017 |
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| Sprott Money |
| Russian Roulette, Central Banks, and Gold - Gary Christenson |
| Grab your ultra-reliable 357 magnum revolver and load the cylinder
with six, not one, rounds of ammunition. Point the gun at your head if
you are a member of the struggling middle-class. Imagine pulling the
trigger and hoping …
Do you feel lucky?
The Six Loads of Ammunition for your 357 revolver are:
#1: Central banks and commercial banks exert a huge influence
over all aspects of our financial lives. Paper currencies issued by
central banks, digital currency units, credit card debt, pensioFriday, March 24, 2017 |
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 | Bob Hoye - Institutional Advisors |
| Fed Gets The Accounts Out of Line. Mr. Margin Gets Them in Line |
| Signs of The Times
Perspective
This week's harvest of headlines records a lot of hope in the crude oil markets
as well as remarkably reckless borrowing. Matched, of course, by the equivalent
in lending.
All without a regard for how the debt will be serviced. Financial history
is at the point where the real power shifts from the Federal Reserve System
to Mister Margin. It has many times since 1913 and since the advent of reckless
central banking the roles of each side have become vWednesday, September 21, 2016 |
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 | Clif Droke |
| Will Deutsche Bank collapse the global market |
| The past year has seen its fair share of worries. From the China slowdown to the Brexit, successive waves of overseas fear have rolled onto our shores since 2015, yet none of them were the Tsunamis the bears had predicted. The latest foreign fear concerns the possibility for a global credit crisis led by the collapse of a major international bank. A simplified summary of this scenario goes something like this: Deutsche Bank is on the brink of bankruptcy and its insolvency could spark a systemThursday, September 8, 2016 |
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 | The Gold Report |
 Is It Time to Dump Gold and Buy Platinum |
| Bob Moriarty explains why precious metals investors may want to look beyond gold to a commodity with a long history and an interesting relationship to the yellow metal.
I wrote a book a couple of months ago about some of the basics of investing. The book has done well and it seems to have struck a cord with readers. In the book I try to explain that by listening to the "Experts" investors are doing themselves a disservice. When the "Experts" get it deadTuesday, June 21, 2016 |
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 | Andy Hoffman - Miles Franklin |
| Is It The Cartel’s “zero Hour” |
| Unquestionably, Jim Rickards is one of the most interesting, and enigmatic, people in the Precious Metals universe. He first came “onto the scene” as the general counsel for the infamous hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management (talk about an oxymoron); at which, he negotiated the 1998 “bailout” that, in some ways, marked the beginning of the end of the Alan Greenspan fueled dot.com bubble. According to GATA, the most honest, and knowledgeable people on the topic of gold manipulation, “LTCM” waTuesday, June 14, 2016 |
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 | Steve Saville - Speculative Investor |
| Nobody Knows Anything |
| “Nobody Knows Anything” is a new book written by Bob Moriarty, the proprietor of the 321gold.com web site. It’s close to the book that I would write about investing, but Bob is a better writer than I so it is just as well that he wrote the book before I got around to it.
Achieving good returns by trading/investing in the stock market and other financial markets isn’t complicated. While a certain amount of information gathering and historical knowledge is required, achieving good returns has a loWednesday, May 25, 2016 |
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| Sprott Money |
| Gold Money or Digital Money - Gary Christenson |
| What Do We Want From Gold?
Roosevelt proved that gold was a political/financial tool, and its value is politically governed.
Nixon proved two things: that the “Gold Standard” was nothing more than an arbitrary political tool, and indeed he made gold “legally” not money anymore. To make it illegal is an easy step if necessary. Gold is now such a small fraction of the economy I do not think it matters except as an underground currency.
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 | Darryl Robert Schoon - Survive the Crisis |
| 2016 - Gold and Silver Rising |
| A GOLD AND SILVER BOTTOM MAY BE INWe see the surface yet think it the whole; then discuss for hours what we think that we knowIf a stock has "bottomed out", it means it might have reached its low point and could be in the early stages of an upward trend. Investors usually see a bottom as an opportunity to purchase securities when they are potentially underpriced.The bottom is used in technical analysis by defining the lowest level of support when charting a stock, commodity, index or economic cySunday, February 21, 2016 |
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| Bob Hoye - Institutional Advisors |
| Nasty Shock Prompts Rebound |
| Signs of The Times
- Reuters, February 2.
- NYT, February 3.
- Rasmusson, February 4.
- Bloomberg, February 5.
Perspective
Well, the polite way of saying it is that the markets have had a "nasty shock".
Shocked included lower-grade bonds and bank stocks, particularly European
banks. The latter may have had too much faith in Draghi's oft-repeated vows
to do "what it takes" to inflate anything that trades. The boast would only
appear successful so long as there were enough believers Friday, February 19, 2016 |
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