The lecture by Ronald Peter Stöferle at the Austrian Economics Conference 2019.
Category: In the Press
Zero-interest world makes inflation inevitable
Interview by Fergus Hodgson and Brien Lundin from the “Gold Newesletter” website with Ronald Peter Stöferle, 20 February 2020
Interview with Ronald Peter Stoeferle and Egon von Greyerz
The interview between Ronald Peter Stoeferle and Egon von Greyerz.
Gold should rise with rising inflation
Interview by Chris Marcus with Ronald Peter Stöferle, 02 February 2020.
EUROPE’S RENEWED INTEREST IN GOLD
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.
The gold party has only just begun
Continuing trends could support higher gold prices in 2020.
IASF – Seasonal Reflections – November 2019
A quick summary of October’s Incrementum All Seasons Fund results for those fast reading …
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.
Incrementum Inflation Signal turns to maximum bullish signal for inflation sensitive assets
We hereby want to inform you that as of last week friday, our proprietary inflation indicator has switched from a “50% RISING INFLATION” to a full blown “RISING INFLATION” signal.
De-Dollarization: Europe Joins the Party
The ongoing “World War of Currencies”, as the German journalist Daniel D. Eckert called it, the battle for the future of the world monetary system is not a shallow action film but more like Game of Thrones – a complex series with hundreds of actors and locations, stretching over decades and demanding full concentration from the viewer.