In Gold We Trust Report 2020, “The Dawning of a Golden Decade” – Now Available!

It is done! This year's In Gold We Trust report is finally here and available for download. The 14th edition of the report awaits the reader with 17 chapters and 350 pages dealing with the metal with the atomic number 79. Let's have a look at the most important chapters:

IN GOLD WE TRUST: THE STATUS QUO OF GOLD

In several subchapters we look at what has been going on in the gold market in recent months and, as every year, we have tried to cover as broad a spectrum as possible. We look at how the gold price has developed; what the state of the economy is; how governmental, corporate, and household debt has changed, and how this will affect inflation in the months to come.

 

IN GOLD WE TRUST: DE DOLLARIZATION – THE ENDGAME HAS BEGUN

A chapter is devoted to the phenomenon of de-dollarization in detail. It is, as always, mainly about geopolitics and oil. We describe the slow path away from the US dollar to a more multipolar world. This analysis is complemented by an exciting exclusive interview with Luke Gromen.

 

IN GOLD WE TRUST: SILVER’S SILVER LINING

Silver, unpopular and ridiculed, could make a comeback in the near future. Every attentive contrarian investor and reader of the In Gold We Trust report should keep an eye on silver, as the market is currently experiencing several supply shortages. Should the appetite for silver be whetted by a bull market in gold, this would have a positive effect on the silver price and be a confirmation of gold’s bull market.

 

IN GOLD WE TRUST: MINING STOCKS – THE PARTY HAS BEGUN!

Due to the protracted bear market, mining companies had the time necessary to put themselves on a stable foundation. They have reduced debt and will naturally benefit from a rising gold price. Moreover, generalists are currently re-entering the sector.

 

IN GOLD WE TRUST: THE DAWNING OF A GOLDEN DECADE!

In this issue of the In Gold We Trust report we present our proprietary gold model, which is based on the development of the money supply and the gold coverage ratio. Even a conservative calibration results in a gold price of USD 4,800 by the end of this decade. In an inflationary environment such as that of the 1970s, even a price of around USD 8,900 would be realistic.

The Chinese version of this year’s In Gold We Trust report will be published in autumn 2020.

 

English:

Extended Version

Compact version 

 

German:

Extended version

Compact version

 

If you missed our press conference on this year’s In Gold We Trust report, you can watch it here.

German version

English version