In Europe, institutional and individual investors alike are showing renewed interest in gold. The reasons for this trend are manifold: negative interest rates, the set-back of equity markets in Q4/2018, slowing economic growth, and a growing distrust in the sustainability of the global political and economic order and the stability of financial markets.
Author: Ronald Stöferle
The gold party has only just begun
Continuing trends could support higher gold prices in 2020.
Ronald Stöferle: “Gold – This is the Beginning of a Bigger Move”
Interview with the Author of the Gold Report “In Gold we trust” about why the gold price will further rise in 2020. Low interest rates, the trade war between China and USA and the extensive printing of money are only a few reasons.
Ronald Stöferle & Egon von Greyerz Talk About The Endgame Of The Financial Markets
Ronald Stöferle and Egon von Greyerz discuss the current financial state and its risks. In times of Federal Banks printing money and lowering interest rates, Gold becomes the ultimate insurance for wealth preservation.
Ronald Stöferle: Gold – The 7th Sense Of Financial Markets
The writer and publisher of the famous “In Gold We Trust” Report Ronald Stöferle gives an insight in the current situation of the financial markets and why Gold is a good instrument for wealth preservation.
Precious Metals Summit Conference Keynote by Ronald-Peter Stöferle
A Gold Macro Update by Ronald-Peter Stöferle
“Gold Shining Throught the Darkening Recession Clouds” – In Gold We Trust Chartbook 2019
We are proud to announce that our 13th annual “In Gold we Trust” report was very well received and distributed to more than 2 million people. For the first time we also published the report in China, which was obviously an incredible milestone for our report!
Will the Drive to Devalue the Dollar Lead to a Plaza Accord 2.0?
To understand the Plaza Accord, one has to look back to August 15, 1971. On this day Richard Nixon closed the gold window. This step de facto ended the Bretton Woods system, which had been created in 1944 in the New Hampshire town of the same name and was formally terminated in 1973.
The Complancency Bubble – Incrementum Advisory Board Q3 – feat. Simon Mikhailovich and Jim Rickards
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!