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Investing Matters provides alternative financial views in investing ideas and educate people on applying Value Investing and Austrian Economic principles to investing, instead of trusting their financial adviser. David da Silva will be giving his thoughts on wealth preservation on current market conditions.
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A growing anti-capitalist mentality is sweeping the United States. For Robert Shoss, a lecturer at the University of Houston, private investor, and former fund manager, young people’s confidence in the system that made the country great is on the wane, undermining economic growth for all. This week in our Discovery Group segment, we interview Frederick… Read More
Investing in mining companies without specialized knowledge can be daunting, but it is not impossible. Erika Sweeney, a geological engineer by training and investor by trade, shares tips for non-geologists. She stresses the importance of a project’s management team and its track record as starting points. This week in our Discovery Group segment, we interview… Read More
The hard-money movement, particularly in the United States, has had a bumpy ride over the last decades—from gold being illegal to essential and the explosion of countless cryptocurrencies. For our 200th episode, we invited Gary Alexander, former editor of the Gold Newsletter in the 1980s, who recounted the evolution of the precious-metals industry and what… Read More
Chris speaks with Jim Goddard about gold, silver, bonds, interest rates, and whether we should expect a market correction or market crash. Bonds and the US $ are under pressure and there is talk in the Street of negative interest rates in the US for 2021! Precious metals, and gold in particular, are the best… Read More
The US Federal Reserve has dug its own grave by creating one bubble after another. For Lawrence Lepard, an investment manager with Equity Management Associates, the pandemic money-printing spree might well be the last one before currency collapse. Investors are increasingly aware the dollar never stops debasing and are turning to gold and silver for… Read More
There is no better hedge against inflation than gold. However, it does not offer a yield as other investment vehicles do. That is where real estate comes in, says Russell Gray. A financial strategist and educator, he advocates combining gold, a cash-generating property, and debt to short the US dollar and generate long-term wealth. In… Read More
Governments across the world are rolling out stimulus packages to businesses and households amid the containment measures to stem the COVID-19 pandemic. For Daniel Lacalle, a PhD economist with the investment firm Tressis and a classical-liberal intellectual in Spain, the race toward global monetary expansion is futile and will only make citizens poorer. He argues… Read More
Authored by Simon Black via SovereignMan.com, I thought in this age of insanity that we are living in, nothing would surprise me anymore. But sure enough, there was a headline in the Financial Times the other day, “Central banks should consider giving people money.” <!–[if IE 9]> It seems almost impossible that someone… Read More
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Gold’s breakout has unleashed speculation regarding whether other precious metals will follow suit. Lobo Tiggre, CEO of Louis James LLC and editor of the Independent Speculator, notes the buzz on mainstream media is drawing new funding to the sector. He argues that, while one should always focus on the fundamentals and plan into the future,… Read More
The market is showing increasing signs that the gold breakout is genuine. David Skarica, founder and editor of the investment newsletter Addicted to Profits, sees a confirmation in junior-mining companies starting to rally. The future of precious metals looks bright, he argues, unlike corporate debt, which will probably trigger the next financial crisis. Show notes:… Read More
The recent breakout in the gold price has enthralled many investors in the metals industry, but not Rick Rule. Known for his long-term vision, the natural-resource financier and president of Sprott US Holdings Inc. believes the episode a blip in the grand scheme. Instead, he contends investors should pay attention to US treasury securities as… Read More
A key tenet of central banking around the world is the dogma that deflation impedes economic growth and must be avoided at all costs. Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer with Bleakly Advisory Group and editor of the Boock Report, is a prominent dissenter. He points out inflation targets make no economic sense until you consider… Read More
It is no overstatement that we are in the early stages of the greatest retirement crisis in US and world history. “Pension detective” Ted Siedle, a Forbes contributor and former SEC lawyer who represents whistleblowers, says both public and corporate pension funds across the United States are on the verge of collapse. He argues that… Read More
Geopolitical tensions and the Fed’s recent announcement that it would cut interest rates in the near future have triggered a rally in gold prices. Omar Ayales, chief trading strategist at GoldChartsRUs, discusses the pitfalls of short-term trading in precious metals and how to be disciplined about it. He explains how, once gold breaks a psychological… Read More
The matriarchs of investing like to swim against the stream, and they are calling for a “melt-up” in US stocks and bonds. Mary Anne and Pamela Aden, long-running publishers of the Aden Forecast investment newsletter, remain “cautiously bullish” for a scenario similar to the 2000 dot-com frenzy. They are confident that a dovish Federal Reserve… Read More
Gold as physical money has withstood the test of time, but does it have a future in an increasingly digital world? Kenneth Lewis, CEO of ApMex, one of the world’s leading online dealers of precious metals, has no doubt. Websites and apps are making it easier than ever to hold gold. He even foresees the… Read More
Gordon Gekko said “greed is good.” Mike Larson says “boring is good,” if you want long-term returns. “Boring will make you money.” Larson, a senior analyst with Weiss Ratings, contends there is a vast overvaluation of tech stocks, along with many others, on account of both hype and easy credit. In this episode he notes… Read More
Russia and China have been accumulating gold for years, but observers are at a loss to explain why. Byron King, a geologist with Rickards’ Gold Speculator, argues they are planning for a new monetary system. The United States has weaponized the dollar to enact sanctions and police world trade, so naturally those superpowers want an… Read More
Plenty of misunderstanding remains regarding what alternative-asset classes are and how investors should incorporate them into their portfolios. Bill Kelly, CEO of the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association (CAIA), warns that those who see private equity, hedge funds, or precious metals as absolute investment vehicles are in for a disappointment. Rather than achieving alpha, Kelly… Read More
Bob Zadek has no sympathy for college students with mountains of debt. In his new book, the lawyer, lecturer, lender, and libertarian radio host makes the case against modern universities. He contends college is a useful investment only if one learns a marketable trade, and that the rest of society shouldn’t bear the cost of… Read More
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