Ronald Stöferle joins Mike Maloney to discuss some aspects of this year’s In Gold We Trust report under the title “Stagflation 2.0” They focus on the long-term performance of gold and the possibility of a large price increase. They also answer the question if gold is a good performing asset.
Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna welcome Ronald Stoeferle to Macro Voices to discuss this year’s edition of the In Gold We Trust Report and its multi-faceted content.
We are happy to present our Monthly Gold Compass chartbook for June 2022. Packed with our usual charts, it also includes an extended special section on federal funds, as well as some of the most important charts of the In Gold We Trust report 2022.
This year’s edition of the In Gold We Trust report is finally out. A tremendous amount of work went into it and we are very proud of all the work which went into this year’s edition and the result. As always, we held a press conference in both English and German, which summarised the main points of this year’s report.
After a long time of work, great efforts and not a few sleepless nights, it is a special pleasure for us to present this year’s In Gold We Trust Report in all its richness. We would like to thank our Premium Partners and the whole team, who made this report possible.
We are happy to present our Monthly Gold Compass chartbook for May 2022. Packed with our usual charts, it also includes an extended special section on federal funds, the Russian rouble and the Japanese yen.
We are very happy to present an exclusive with our Premium Partner “EMX Royalty” and its President & CEO David M. Cole. Together with Ronald Stöferle he discusses the current developments concerning inflation, the business model of EMX Royalty as well as current news and further developments concerning the company.
We are happy to present our Monthly Gold Compass chartbook for April 2022. It is packed full of our usual charts but also contains a special part about the Russian economy, its gold reserves and the Russian ruble.
Inflation is back and accompanied by a weakened global economy. Stagflation has taken hold. Now the Ukraine conflict has also become hot and the world is in the process of reordering itself. All this is accelerating the economic problems that existed before. The endgame of fiat currencies may have already begun. Ronald Stöferle and Mark Valek talk about this with Alasdair Macleod, head of the “Research Department” at Goldmoney.