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The yuan can replace the dollar
Robert Triffin said that the US must run trade deficits to ensure sufficient dollars abroad to be a reserve currency. That would eliminate the yuan from…
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The importance of gold
In this short video in conjunction with VON GREYERZ AG I remind viewers of the importance of gold as a safe haven from rapidly increasing credit and…
Aug 19
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Alasdair Macleod
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This is why gold is now rising
It’s all going wrong for Trump and the US. Absent a nuclear attack on Iran, the US will have to withdraw from the Middle East. It will lead to the end…
Aug 18
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Interview with As Good As Gold Australia
This interviewwith Darrel and Brian Panes was last Wednesday
Aug 17
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Alasdair Macleod
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Market mayhem ahead
Complacency over events in the Middle East is staggering. But rising gold and bond yields are now chipping away at this delusion. Slowly, then rapidly…
Aug 16
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Interview with Danny
This interview with Danny of CapitalCosm was conducted on Thursday
Aug 15
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Alasdair Macleod
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Sentiment now positive for gold
There’s a sea-change underway in investor attitudes towards gold and silver. Markets now see growing risk to the dollar as a consequence of oil supply…
Aug 14
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Alasdair Macleod
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The death of fiat
Fiat will die considerably quicker than anyone thinks. It is oil which will kill them off this time, starting with Japan’s yen.
Aug 12
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Alasdair Macleod
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Japan’s funding crisis
The intervention by the US to support the yen was at the request of Japan, which with oil supplies from the US running out faces an acute economic…
Aug 9
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Alasdair Macleod
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Gold debasement trade returns!
Here, I'm in conversation with my colleague Johnny Haycock of VON GREYERZ. This was recorded last Wednesday so is very current. I hope you enjoy it.
Aug 7
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Alasdair Macleod
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Gold and silver begin their move
Investors increasingly suspect that financial markets might be radically mispriced and nowhere is this truer than for precious metals.
Aug 7
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The expectations gap
Central banks are hiding the truth about the economic and financial consequences of the crisis in the Persian Gulf. Markets are badly misled and…
Aug 5
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Alasdair Macleod
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