Schlagwort: gold

Advisory Board Q4 – feat. Dan Oliver

Posted on by Incrementum AG

Dear investors, friends and clients,

On our advisory board call this quarter we had special guest Dan Oliver, founder of Myrmikan Capital, an advisory firm specializing in precious metals investments. Dan is also president of the Committee for Monetary Research & Education.

During the call we talked about:

  • Why gold always maintains its purchasing power
  • What happened in the repo market.
  • Why QE4 has already started.
  • How the Fed has failed.
  • Incrementum’s inflation signal turning to „full inflation“.
  • Trade ideas for the upcoming quarter.
  • and much more.

We hope that you will find our discussion insightful and inspiring!

 

The Complancency Bubble – Incrementum Advisory Board Q3 – feat. Simon Mikhailovich and Jim Rickards

Posted on by Ronald Stöferle

Dear investors, friends and clients,

Our special guest this quarter was our dear friend Simon Mikhailovich. Simon is a contrarian investor and entrepreneur.

During the call we talked about:

  • How the Fed has already created hyperinflation.
  • How the US might have to enter a new arms race.
  • Why a market crash is not the biggest risk to the US economy and what is the biggst risk actually?
  • Why US rates will go lower, and why European rates will become even more negative.

We hope that you will find our discussion insightful and inspiring!

SmallCap-Investor Interview mit Ronald-Peter Stöferle

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Stöferle beantwortet im Interview zum In Gold We Trust Report 2019 unter anderem folgende Fragen:
– Warum ist Gold so spannend?
– Wo stehen wir derzeit beim Gold?
– Unsicherheit unterstützt den Goldpreis?
– Wie stark kann der Markt mit „Papiergold“ beeinflusst werden?
– Was sind die zwei wichtigsten Grafiken in eurem Report?
– Was ist die Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)

Ronald-Peter Stöferle auf der Metallwoche

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Stöferle im Interview zum In Gold We Trust Report 2019: Gold ist ‚geronnenes‘ Vertrauen oder, wenn man so will, auch geronnenes Misstrauen gegen alle anderen Wertversprechen. Das führt uns auf die Spur seiner seltsamen Preisbewegungen: Sein Preis steigt, wo immer Misstrauen aufkommt (Misstrauen in die Zukunft, die Politik, die Regierenden), und er fällt oder stagniert, wo Vertrauen herrscht.