Journal
September 2024
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O’zapft is! – Das Gold/Wiesnbier-Ratio 2024
O’zapft is! – Das Gold/Wiesnbier-Ratio 2024 Am morgigen Samstag, den 21. September, ist es wieder so weit. Dann wird der Oberbürgermeister von München, Dieter Reiter, den traditionellen Bieranstich beim 189. Münchner Oktoberfest vornehmen. Alle Augen werden auf ihn gerichtet sein und laut mitzählen, wie viele Schläge er benötigt, um den Zapfhahn in das Holzfass zu […]
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Right on track for gold price to hit $4,800
Gold is not yet at the euphoria stage, but the metal’s rally has legs, said Ronald-Peter Stoeferle, managing partner at Incrementum AG. On Tuesday, Stoeferle spoke to Kitco Mining at the 2024 Precious Metals Summit Beaver Creek in Colorado. Incrementum AG is an independent fund and asset management company based in Liechtenstein.
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The Fed’s Path Forward
Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen ”There may be more beautiful times, but this one is ours.” Jean-Paul Sartre ISM On Tuesday, the stock markets declined following Monday’s Labor Day closure. Tech stocks, susceptible to economic changes, were impacted by discouraging sentiment data from the industry. The Purchasing Managers‘ Index from the Institute for […]
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Are Interest Rate Cuts still good for Financial Markets?
Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen ”I fear that there is no voluntary return in the history of mankind.” “The Count” in Robert Musil’s The Man Without Qualities (first edition) U.S. Federal Reserve The U.S. Federal Reserve Bank has responded to the recent slowdown in inflation by implementing its first key interest rate cut in […]
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Advisory Board Call – Q3 2024
Advisory Board Call – Q3 2024 Mit großer Freude informieren wir Sie über die Veröffentlichung unseres Q3 2024 Advisory Board Call: „The Grand Part of Bitcoin’s Current Halving Cycle“ – mit Chris Kuiper und Plan B.
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Interest Rate Cuts are good for Equities
Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen ”More jargon equals more bullshit, and more bullshit equals more billable hours.” Phil Elwood Cut Number 1 As anticipated, the ECB has reduced the deposit rate by 0.25% to 3.5%. This action positively influenced European financial markets, while currency markets remained relatively stable. Following ECB chief Christine Lagarde’s remarks […]