The In Gold We Trust report visits Rebel Capitalist

Ronald Stöferle talked about the In Gold We Trust report and macroeconomic topics of all kinds with George Gammon from the "Radical Capitalist show".

 

Crazy times

The massive stimulation by governments in the form of money to private individuals is showing its first curious effects. Instead of doing something useful with the money, many people invest it in shares, partly in those of already bankrupt companies. Investing in entrepreneurs who are not profitable has no limits. It is the massive interventions that keep this behaviour alive.

 

In Gold We Trust for crisis management

The interventions for crisis management are enormous. As Ronald Stöferle mentions, central banks and governments are trying to save the economy with much more intervention and socialism, working more closely together. George Gammon mentions how interesting it was over time that the Federal Reserve’s monetary measures did not impress the market very much. Only the interventions on the part of fiscal policy could generate a reaction. It is this fiscal policy that is fuelling inflation concerns. It is these inflation signals that are dealt with in the In Gold We Trust report and are also of great importance for Incrementum’s investment strategy.

 

The In Gold We Trust Report on De-Dollerization

The long-term trend of de-dollarization is also a long-term project of the In Gold We Trust report. Before the Second World War, the pound and the dollar were the dominant currencies. After the war, the dollar remained the only world currency. Many factors play a role in this process. On the one hand, the raw material producing countries should be mentioned. As always, this is a very political issue. The strength of the various armies in the world naturally also plays an important role in spreading influence. A reorganisation of the global financial system is likely in the future.

 

Capital flight

The flight of capital, in the form of companies and individuals who emigrate, is in full swing. Ronald mentions how the number of entrepreneurs who leave Germany is already alarmingly high. With them, not only their capital goes, but also their knowledge, their network and their work ethic. They go to Switzerland, Liechtenstein or Singapore or Hong Kong.

 

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