This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Palisades Gold Radio, ITM Trading, and Liberty and Finance.
Jesse Felder, founder, editor, and publisher of The Felder Report joins Tom on Palisades Gold Radio to discuss why gold is anticipating the end of the tightening cycle.
Lynette Zang on ITM Trading answers questions about strategies to determine your gold and silver holdings.
Matthew Piepenburg, partner at Von Greyerz AG joins Liberty and Finance to talk about gold taking over as the Dollar loses trust globally.
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Palisades Gold Radio
Jan 18, 2024
Tom welcomes back, Jesse Felder, founder, editor, and publisher of The Felder Report. Jesse discusses various economic issues such as Federal Reserve decisions, inflation trends, and the changing dynamics of the commodities market. Felder insists that the optimism that inflation will return to a manageable 2% may be misplaced, as per substantial evidence pointing to an underlying, stronger inflation trend. Commodity markets feature prominently, with Felder noting a bullish trend spurred by a decade-long capital-starved situation. He identifies this lack of investment as a considerable constraint on supply, potentially leading to a price surge.
Despite optimism regarding the Federal Reserve’s potential for a soft landing, Felder acknowledges persistence of economic troubles, citing unprecedented tightening, record credit card delinquencies, and struggling corporate earnings. He argues that whether inflation remains high or a recession occurs, outcomes will likely be disappointing. He expresses concern over a rapidly swelling deficit and potential inadequate demand during a recession, necessitating Federal Reserve intervention, a situation he dubs a ‘nightmare scenario’.
The discussion also involves a reflection on monetary policy following the 2008 financial crisis. Jesse highlights a trend involving aging baby boomers remaining in the workforce longer and low-cost labor in China. This era of 0% interest rates and inexpensive financing necessitates a rethink of monetary cycles, including realizing that the neutral Fed rate could rise. The conversation points to the effect of relocating manufacturing to the U.S. and potential resulting inflation, issues on globalization, and focus shifts on defense and energy expenditures.
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As part of the focus on the green revolution, Felder identifies emerging economies as key drivers of oil and gas demand. Efforts to limit fossil fuel use and promote clean energy will lead to increased demand for commodities such as steel and copper. The shift to electric vehicles is mentioned, as well as the lack of charging infrastructure.
On the topic of precious metals, Felder expresses a bullish stance on gold and silver. He views the possible termination of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes as a positive indication for gold. However, he warns of the potential impact of continuous quantitative tightening on the money markets, although he predicts eventual benefits for precious metals. Felder alerts to a prevalent recency bias in the market, speculating possible stagflation that could spike demand for precious metals. He suggests investors diversify across multiple areas, including physical gold and Sprott funds.
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ITM TRADING, INC.
Jan 18, 2024
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Liberty and Finance
Premiered Jan 18, 2024
The only way out of the US debt problem is to s-------e the currency, says Matthew Piepenburg, partner at Von Greyerz AG. Dedollarization is accelerating, and countries around the world are accumulating gold at a rapid pace. Piepenburg has been skeptical that the BRICS will develop a gold currency. He says the BRICS nations do not have to have a gold currency to use gold in trade.
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