The In Gold We Trust report 2021 is finally available!
We are delighted to present you the 15th edition of our annual In Gold We Trust report, titled “Monetary Climate Change”.
We are delighted to present you the 15th edition of our annual In Gold We Trust report, titled “Monetary Climate Change”.
The preview Chartbook for the 2021 In Gold We Trust report is finally out! After the release, we will report about the chartbook on our Twitter and other social media accounts.
By August 21, the year to date price of gold had gone up a hefty 27%. While many other asset classes experienced difficult times, the gold price not only showed significant resistance against global concerns on political issues, trade disputes, an oil price crash, Brexit, the Covid-19 pandemic, social unrest in the U.S. and other countries and more, but was able to show a substantial positive outperformance over many other asset classes.
Ronald Stöferle gave an interview with Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna of Macro Voices. Together they discuss the key points and implications of this year’s In Gold We Trust report.
This year’s In Gold We Trust report is finally available. In 350 pages and 16 chapters everything about gold is covered. From the question of where the journey is headed to the de-dollarization, everything is included.
The In Gold We Trust Report will be out soon! We take a look at the key points and articles of this year’s Report.
Unlimited quantitative easing and fiscal stimulation. Central banks and governments are on the test bench. Learn why this is the perfect breeding ground for gold, commodities and mining stocks. A golden future lies ahead!
The judging panel was particularly impressed with the profound understanding of monetary history that Stefan and his team possess. Judge Andrew Walsh said: “Incrementum evaluate investments from a global economy perspective, taking the current state of the global monetary regime into account. This analysis produces a truly holistic view of the state of financial markets, allowing clients to prosper in any
market environment.”
Despite corona and economic crisis, gold remains a good stock diversifier in recessions. Read about how gold performs in such times and what the future may hold.
Dear Ladies and Gentleman, we are pleased to see that we were mentioned in the Financial Times in an opinion piece by David Stevenson. He talks about Golds as an asset during turbulent times and also about how Gold is good investment in times of big central bank interventions.