Sound Money Report
Sound Money Report, Handre van Heerden, Ted J. Butler, Ronald-Peter Stöferle, Gregor Hochreiter, Daniel Gomes LuísThe Global Source for Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin Insights in a Broken Fiat World.
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The Incentive Standard
Central banks publish forecasts. Read their payoff matrix instead. It leads through Washington, ends in Tokyo — and explains why the most incentive-literate institutions on earth keep buying gold.
A personal note before we begin. This essa...
Korea Sold Dollars, Then Bought Gold
Nugget #43. Two governments spent reserves defending their currencies. One of them started buying metal.
Two governments spent reserves this week defending their currencies. One of them, days later, started buying metal.
Is Your Investment Manager a Cook or a Chef?
A cook follows the recipe. A chef knows why it works, and what to do when it stops.
A cook follows a recipe. A chef writes one. On an ordinary evening, you cannot tell them apart, because both put dinner on the table and both dinners taste...
Metals Stand Their Ground After the Fed's "Hawkish" Hold
Nugget #42. Three governments reached for bullion in six weeks.
Gold closed Friday at USD 4,042.97, down 1.47 percent on the day and still up more than 2 percent on the month, its first monthly gain in five months.
Gold Is a Sleeping Giant. Central Banks Are About to Wake It.
Central banks drove gold to record highs in January. They were also the architects of its 20% decline in March. Today's article unpacks who's buying, who's selling, and why the balance favours gold.
March was a month to forget for gold inv...
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The Global Source for Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin Insights in a Broken Fiat World.
Long-term views on Economics-History-Philosophy.
British-born, Independent Analyst & Sound Money Advocate based in Latin America.
Fund manager at investment boutique Incrementum AG. Author of the In Gold We Trust report, the gold standard of all gold studies.
Freelance analyst and writer on economics and finance. An advocate for sound money, a student of the Austrian school and of the Eurodollar University, and a radical, independent thinker.
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