How High Will The Gold Price Rise? | Mike Maloney

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @prosle3
    @prosle3 3 года назад +30

    The answer to the question start 33: 00

  • @DBEdwards
    @DBEdwards 2 года назад +10

    Mike Maloney does a great job explaining what REALITY IS.

  • @shekel4atalent
    @shekel4atalent Год назад +4

    This is an outstanding teaching by Mike on historical trends and where we are heading.

  • @dc-py9dz
    @dc-py9dz 3 года назад +53

    Mike is a national treasure

    • @sheevamatimbas4300
      @sheevamatimbas4300 3 года назад +1

      I say International treasure

    • @dc-py9dz
      @dc-py9dz 3 года назад

      @@sheevamatimbas4300 Good catch

    • @blackhat8287
      @blackhat8287 3 года назад +3

      You might even say, he's...... worth his weight in gold

  • @davidspence8866
    @davidspence8866 2 года назад +1

    I've been watching videos like this for years on how to invest wisely with gold and silver on top of their Investments I will be getting in contact with you all this is one of the best videos to explain to people that don't understand like my daughter and my nephew on what they need to be doing

  • @uckBayNguyen
    @uckBayNguyen 3 года назад +16

    Mike Maloney taught me money!

  • @polcaltieri
    @polcaltieri 3 года назад +10

    Mike is missing that BoE was not the first central bank, it was the Bank of Amsterdam at the beginning of the 17th century and the first 50 years it was a full convertible gold bank and did not lend money. Its success was because traders could exchange goods between them without moving gold personally but among their account in the bank. After that they were able to withdraw their gold if they want.
    Problems arose when the bank started to lend money to Dutch Indias company and Amsterdam government.

    • @angelaj8958
      @angelaj8958 3 года назад +1

      previous ventures were financed with private money as shares or a subscription

  • @markwalker2307
    @markwalker2307 2 года назад +5

    Mike Maloney is a cool cat.
    I have watched this presentation twice. I am SURE I will watch it again.
    I am currently obsessed with becoming educated on money and markets. Presentations like this make me understand that I am more informed than the fools who run the Fed and treasury.
    From Charlie Munger to Peter Schiff, you can get a master's degree in economics on RUclips.
    Thanks Wealthion !

  • @richardackerman838
    @richardackerman838 3 года назад +5

    Mike Maloney is a treasure. His presentations are truly awesome. Nuff said.

  • @Rachels123
    @Rachels123 3 года назад +17

    We need a graph on which countries own the most gold to which countries own the least, over lapped by a graph that shows which countries have the most debt, to the least

    • @understanding.everything
      @understanding.everything 3 года назад +1

      Indians people hve have the most china comes second and russia is 3 rd and germany 4th and italy 5 and adia fellows

    • @bjlecorno8468
      @bjlecorno8468 3 года назад

      India owns the most, mostly because it is part of their religion.

  • @evenbiggeral5089
    @evenbiggeral5089 3 года назад +2

    Now I see the bigger picture. I’m going to listen to this gem of a video a couple of times more.

  • @ronfesta771
    @ronfesta771 3 года назад +18

    Me thinketh Mike really knows his stuff and Adam is one of the best presenters, always listening, taking notes and providing intermittent clear and concise summaries.🙂
    Thanks guys!!!

  • @leventerdem2340
    @leventerdem2340 3 года назад +6

    The difference between buying and selling prices of physical gold and silver must not be so high , such that American people can easily buy and sell. In Turkey if you buy a kilo of gold , you can sell back 100 $ less . I think also Americans are prohibited to keep gold many years , this also make them precautious about gold. I think the time has come. The value can go up to 5 6 times in a short time. Get prepared . Since the inflation is 5.7% and interest is 0.5% . Nobody can stand to lose 5% every year. Or you will lose 40% in Stock Exchange baloon.

  • @kevinw9073
    @kevinw9073 3 года назад +11

    Because of Mike Maloney and his first book, I DO own gold and silver. Since 2008 I have stacked and continue the process. Well done! A+

    • @robw6244
      @robw6244 3 года назад +1

      Bummer, the S&P has trounced gold over that time period.

    • @markcollins7415
      @markcollins7415 2 года назад

      Silver will never hit 30.00 started buying 1980s. Big mistake

  • @nickahr2820
    @nickahr2820 3 года назад +9

    31min25sec on wards. Mike nails it in his inimitable style.

    • @shubhamsingla9340
      @shubhamsingla9340 3 года назад

      But where is $200 silver that he said will happen in summer 2021 🤣.

    • @shubhamsingla9340
      @shubhamsingla9340 3 года назад

      He is the biggest liar and scammer of precious metal industry mike Maloney

  • @borosniper7725
    @borosniper7725 3 года назад +2

    Would you still invest in silver or just prioritise in gold?

    • @danielturner9832
      @danielturner9832 3 года назад +2

      Look at the gold/silver ratio over time and it will answer your question. Rely on the data readily available and skip personal opinion.

    • @borosniper7725
      @borosniper7725 3 года назад

      @@danielturner9832 so when calculating do you just use the gd.and silver spot prices and not add VAT on the silver spot price when reckon the gold to silver ratio's?

  • @normandolinic2044
    @normandolinic2044 3 года назад +2

    Zimbabwean.. what lasted 12 years was -inflation then hyperinflation then deflation and then again hyperinflation do you people want to go and repeat this?

  • @andrewmarsden1970
    @andrewmarsden1970 3 года назад +2

    Compelling scenario. Does anyone have a view why an ETF following the gold spot price will or won't achieve this gold exposure? Or does physical gold make more sense.

    • @windowsvistasuxalot
      @windowsvistasuxalot 3 года назад +2

      If crap really hits the fan physical gold but if you believe more of kick can down road strategy in world governments then paper is okay,

    • @andrewmarsden1970
      @andrewmarsden1970 3 года назад

      @@windowsvistasuxalot Thanks.

    • @nickahr2820
      @nickahr2820 3 года назад +1

      @@andrewmarsden1970 physical only mate. In a world of unfunded and unpayable IOUs if you can't hold it you don't own it .. especially in a crisis of any kind. Good luck. Bullion by post not the cheapest but 100% reliable.

    • @andrewmarsden1970
      @andrewmarsden1970 3 года назад

      @@nickahr2820 Thanks

  • @sonofagun00
    @sonofagun00 3 года назад +19

    Great video. Mike is awesome for economic history and keeps speaking the truth about gold. I'm a Canadian, the moment I found out that our government was selling it's gold reserves I started buying physical gold hand over fist. While it's not really usable in our current circumstances, I'd rather have my physical gold as an insurance policy or even to pass it off to my children after I depart from this life. Either way, I've done my due diligence in protecting myself and my children financially if SHTF (among other investments I've made).

    • @andrewzanas9387
      @andrewzanas9387 Год назад

      They will enter your home, outright steal anything of value and leave your family holding CBDCs and other promissory paper conveyances they can later use for kindling, that is if there aren't any new laws put in place to prevent this from happening..

    • @sonofagun00
      @sonofagun00 Год назад

      @Andrew Zanas do you have any source to verify your info or are you just fear mongering?

  • @Mangsaab1954
    @Mangsaab1954 2 года назад +2

    Warren Buffet does not advocate investing in gold yet he has increased his exposure to gold. Which is correct?

    • @petrosnemardos
      @petrosnemardos 2 года назад

      Both.

    • @Mangsaab1954
      @Mangsaab1954 2 года назад +1

      @@petrosnemardosMr Buffet... "Do as I say, not as I do"

    • @petrosnemardos
      @petrosnemardos 2 года назад

      @@Mangsaab1954 exactly !

    • @bobbiecrider6964
      @bobbiecrider6964 Год назад

      I have my own reason to despise this Man and his organization. Theft is theft no matter how you label it.

  • @kevinrawle3383
    @kevinrawle3383 3 года назад +2

    But when? I have been holding my gold stocks for nearly a year and they been down the entire time WTH.

  • @martinbecklen6486
    @martinbecklen6486 3 года назад +4

    Ya gotta LOVE historians who are dedicated to re-examining their premises and data sources to discover the truthiness and relevance of their stories. Mike, et al, THANK YOU for a wonderful presentation.

  • @nealschaffran5603
    @nealschaffran5603 3 года назад +10

    Great video. I’ve been stacking silver for a while and just ordered my first gold. Thank you for the honesty in a time where we swim in a sea of lies.

    • @gloriamiles5185
      @gloriamiles5185 3 года назад +1

      You should also try buying cryptocurrencies too like Bitcoin, or even Ethereum

  • @KimberKimber-jj9ec
    @KimberKimber-jj9ec 3 года назад +4

    Excellent thank you Gentlemen God Bless from Oz Down Under

    • @dileep9711
      @dileep9711 3 года назад

      2022.ounce.price.?...

  • @robs2579
    @robs2579 3 года назад +6

    Mike, do you believe a re-pegging of gold to the USD would prevent the possibility of hyperinflation, if the USD were to eventually lose its reserve status. Before Volker passed away he believed if that were done, "the price of gold would have to e n o r m o u s", possibly well over $35,000/oz.

    • @rs-tarxvfz
      @rs-tarxvfz 3 года назад +2

      I found you, my lost brother.

    • @angelaj8958
      @angelaj8958 3 года назад +3

      Since there are countries with more gold than the USA, the Fed will fight tooth n nail to prevent any gold based currency being in common use. That's exactly what Ghadaffi was going to do with his pan-African gold dinar

    • @robs2579
      @robs2579 3 года назад +2

      @@angelaj8958 yes good point, a US gold peg is more of a political risk than economic as a result - however default risk might outweigh geo political stability and the US will be forced to (if it happened I mean), except currently the US does have the highest gold reserves, if our adversaries pooled together to create a pseudo regional currency (similar to the euro but different continents) it would be greater than the US gold reserves, but fact is the politics in US would likely rather preserve economic "stability" and sacrifice geopolitical dominance than go into a depression which would likely result in giving up geopolitical dominance anyways

    • @bjlecorno8468
      @bjlecorno8468 3 года назад

      @@robs2579 Angela do you really believe that America still has all that gold? No we don’t and when the next Depression comes? They will no longer be able to hide that little fact. Then just like happened before, they government is going to demand that all Americans turn over their gold AGAIN! And we will start a new cycle in the history of our government screwing over and ripping off the American people. That is unless Americans open their eyes and stop fighting each other and start fighting the people who are destroying their beautiful country and their lives.

    • @robs2579
      @robs2579 3 года назад

      @@bjlecorno8468 collectively India has $1 trillion + in physical gold that is adorned jewelry, the US has gold... It's population has precious metals... Remonetizing gold will give the US, China, Russia, Switzerland more financial power as larger net holders of gold and would theoretically strengthen their respective banking sectors

  • @buckrogers8672
    @buckrogers8672 3 года назад +10

    Mike = legend

  • @goldcicvibefel9966
    @goldcicvibefel9966 3 года назад +1

    Well, it's been 4 weeks and you are correct again. 🙋‍♀️

  • @shibbidydoowop
    @shibbidydoowop 3 года назад +2

    New subscriber over from Maloney's channel, thx for the content!

  • @williammarcus2085
    @williammarcus2085 Год назад

    In Weimar Germany they had horrible hyperinflation
    1- Jan 1919 a Gold Mark Cost $170 (Paper Marks ($))
    2- Nov 1923 a Gold Mark Cost $87,000,000,000,000.00 Paper Marks
    a. That is 87000000000000/170 = 511,764,705,882 Times Higher Price.

  • @miachevydude
    @miachevydude 3 года назад +5

    It is still a "manipulated" market,always has been and always will be,along with the stock market and Crypto.

    • @charlesriley16
      @charlesriley16 3 года назад

      Stick it under your mattress then

    • @bjlecorno8468
      @bjlecorno8468 3 года назад

      No not forever. Americans are fed up with the government stealing from them. What do you think will happen when the dollar crashes, the government says they have lost the American citizens gold, and they want all Americans YET AGAIN to turn in all their gold and silver for the new currency? They have have sold out the American people time and time again. Millions of Americans have been broken financially so many times now and no longer even own a home. How much longer do you think they are going to put up with these criminals who are running their country into the ground? Even the military will not put up with working for no money after a while. Then what? Gold and silver are the only real money, but they charge a couple hundred dollars beyond spot price for physical and almost nothing for those pieces of paper that say you own gold. This done on purpose to keep Americans AWAY FROM PHYSICAL GOLD AND ANY OTHER PRECIOUS METALS. So when it all goes to hell, Americans get ripped off yet again.

  • @stewedapple
    @stewedapple 3 года назад +2

    What a wealth of information and knowledge!

  • @myroadtowealthandfreedom7411
    @myroadtowealthandfreedom7411 3 года назад +9

    Great video! I just picked up a tube of silver Roos. I'm in Canada...we have no gold reserves and sky high debt...more people need to stack some gold and silver.

    • @myroadtowealthandfreedom7411
      @myroadtowealthandfreedom7411 3 года назад +2

      @Cardinal Sin yes, I guess the government plans on nationalization of gold mines. Even Australia has 80 tons.

    • @michaelenright1089
      @michaelenright1089 3 года назад +1

      There isn't enough gold to cover virtually any countries debt let alone all countries debt.
      This is a frivolous argument the fact is the world's economic output has gone well beyond the amount of gold available from the early 1960's.
      The gold prices spike in times of global uncertainty.
      But most of the time stay fairly stable.
      Self appointed experts playing on fears.
      A balanced portfolio property shares bonds art collectables ie art rare items cars etc then gold silver,platinum ,iron ironically,copper etc.

    • @dickh1253
      @dickh1253 3 года назад +3

      @@michaelenright1089 ... But your so-called "balanced portfolio" will only bring you profit if there are wealthy folks around to buy them. Do you really think there will be enough around with the courage to come out of their bunkers and buy it from you? If you do you've never lived in a third-world country or Europe during and after a major war.

    • @myroadtowealthandfreedom7411
      @myroadtowealthandfreedom7411 3 года назад +1

      @@michaelenright1089 balance and diversification are great, but people aren't borrowing huge sums of money for those assets, instead they're buying houses at sky high prices on incomes that can't withstand a 1% rate increase. Thats really the big problem and central banks around the world seem content to print against the monster of all debt bubbles. Plus not to mention the growing wealth gap among those of us who own those balanced portfolios and the 95% that don't. I think this is going to be a huge problem going forward.

    • @Userhfdryjjgddf
      @Userhfdryjjgddf 3 года назад

      @@dickh1253 do you not think people can live like they did before electricity??? Oh in the beginning the big cities would implode but where I live there's lots of farms. Lots of silver stackers own those farms. They are preppers. They don't trust the gov. I 100% know I could barter silver for food. Humans will always need something to barter with. Humans have always used silver and gold. I like where I live in America if the system crashed.

  • @dogegamer3288
    @dogegamer3288 3 года назад +7

    I think Gold could get up to as much as $3600 over the next decade or so, which would be phenomenal gains. I think it will dip again from where it is now first though.

    • @bjlecorno8468
      @bjlecorno8468 3 года назад

      Oh much higher than that. It has been suppressed for so long by this paper bullshit. They have been selling a thousand pieces of paper for every single physical ounce of gold that they have in their vaults! So what do you think will happen when fiat currencies crash all over the world? AND PEOPLE GO TO GET THEIR PHYSICAL GOLD? This will be the Crime of the Century. So many people are going to get screwed. Depending who you buy from, they don’t even have to pay you in actual gold, IT’S IN THE CONTRACT. So picture the dollar being worthless but they pay you in dollars. Or you go to get your physical gold and there is none because they never had enough gold in their vault because they have been allowed to cheat by not having enough gold to cover all those pieces of paper that are floating around? So only the very first few people will actually get their physical gold, MAYBE. These SOB are going to get rich off this scam beyond imagining.
      CRIME OF THE CENTURY.
      And then just wait until people discover after all this that AMERICA’S GOLD HAS ALL BEEN STOLEN AND THE GOVERNMENT WANTS TO RIP YOU OFF YET AGAIN BY DEMANDING THAT ALL AMERICANS TURN IN THEIR GOLD FOR THE NEW CURRENCY? I wonder when Americans will open their eyes and realize HOW MUCH WEALTH HAS BEEN STOLEN FROM THEM, AND THEIR ANCESTORS AS WELL, THROUGH THE LAST TWO CENTURIES BY THIS GOVERNMENT AND CORRUPT POLITICIANS WHO HAVE SOLD THEM OUT TO HIGHEST BIDDER? This government is nothing but a bunch of criminals who use fear, intimidation, and extortion to use Americans like slave labor and steal from them every time they bankrupt the piggy bank!

    • @LoricFox
      @LoricFox Год назад +1

      🤩One can only hope👍🌈

  • @MartinKopecky83
    @MartinKopecky83 3 года назад +5

    If I am not mistaken, in 2021 Warren Buffett completely sold out his gold miners, and Ray Dalio sold as well 42% his exposure to gold, so I dont know what are you talking about.

    • @Wealthion
      @Wealthion  3 года назад +2

      Fair point and I should have chosen my words more carefully. Buffett and Dalio DID indeed initially increase their exposure to gold/miners within the past 12 months, as I said. But Buffett then did exit Barrick, and Dalio took profits on GLD, as you've noted.

    • @nattharikanaksompop
      @nattharikanaksompop 3 года назад

      Physical gold is what you need. Not the stock!

  • @IMpossible1987
    @IMpossible1987 Год назад +2

    Even now GOLD was used in semiconductor... imagine the demand will increase over time

  • @dawidw.6016
    @dawidw.6016 3 года назад +1

    14:30
    I disagree.
    I think you have by far more companies on exchanges than before. The number is higher. If you could add your local pizza store it would go even higher..
    It's

  • @Fredrikwatchesandartwork
    @Fredrikwatchesandartwork 3 года назад +1

    Gold 🥇= 💰keep your Gold it going ☁️🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

  • @CatManToday
    @CatManToday 3 года назад +1

    Thanks guys

  • @MetalBum
    @MetalBum Год назад +1

    Love Mike Maloney 😊

  • @BrogeKilrain
    @BrogeKilrain 2 года назад

    Where 10 yr heading ?
    Or will mortgages go up or down ?

  • @windowsvistasuxalot
    @windowsvistasuxalot 3 года назад +4

    I’ve been buying gold dipping for over a year now. Looking forward to the big dip under 1500 so I can really load up.

  • @eero6326
    @eero6326 3 года назад +3

    Excellent presentation from Mike. Thank you Adam/Wealthion 👍

  • @fredjones43
    @fredjones43 2 года назад

    Can you review San Joaquin County California?

  • @mikkimikki5376
    @mikkimikki5376 2 года назад +1

    Relevant Nov. 2022✨👍✨

  • @bradmoberly6164
    @bradmoberly6164 2 года назад +1

    I think they will back currencies with 10k gold. They will revalue everything and gold and silver.

  • @padimills1494
    @padimills1494 3 года назад +1

    I am afraid to buy more gold and silver. For one thing I lose about twenty cents on every dollar to buy gold and silver with Canadian dollars. When the US dollar goes for a shit then how do I value my gold.?? Should I buy renminbi???

    • @alinkakabaeva
      @alinkakabaeva 3 года назад

      Same as I would value. 11 years ago rate rub/USD was 28rub/1USD, 5 years ago we paid 60 rub for 1USD. Now we pay 90. Gold can be valued in euro and yuan, no matter how cheap rubel gets.

  • @wml1736
    @wml1736 2 года назад

    Wow, excellent presentation!

  • @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1
    @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1 3 года назад +7

    Thank you for this. It makes me more confident in my investment decisions.

  • @grahammacdonald5749
    @grahammacdonald5749 Год назад

    Great presentation

  • @vincentroberto7357
    @vincentroberto7357 2 года назад +1

    Will new discovery of gold decrease the value of gold?

  • @robertwilson5615
    @robertwilson5615 3 года назад +27

    Mike, that was just outstanding. Thanks so much.

  • @irasthewarrior
    @irasthewarrior 3 года назад +9

    This is a misconception. The gold value is always the same, only the currencies fluctuate around it, usually it "gets expensive" because of inflation.

    • @sten260
      @sten260 3 года назад +3

      its not though, gold value depends on demand as well. If masses start to buy gold the price can only go up, because there is a lot of currency but much less gold on sale

    • @robs2579
      @robs2579 3 года назад +1

      Not true at all

    • @deepakabraham8831
      @deepakabraham8831 3 года назад +1

      It's true over long periods of time as gold keeps pace with inflation, for e.g. around the same amount of gold was paid to a Roman centurion In sesteritii as is paid to a (roughly equivalent) British Army Captian in GBP i.e., the captain is paid ~50,000 pounds in GBP which in gold (at 1500 $) would be ~ the same amount paid to the centurion..

  • @kulturfreund6631
    @kulturfreund6631 2 года назад

    21:41 - The world’s first central bank was founded in Sweden, not England.
    P.S.: Holland is two provinces (North and South Holland) of the Netherlands.

  • @thegardeninvestments
    @thegardeninvestments 3 года назад +9

    Great presentation!

  • @gmerola2652
    @gmerola2652 3 года назад

    I have question Guys , If feed doesn’t rise rates next year gold will not rise right ? I’m long in uranium , silver and gold , first one which is the best choice i did , silver and gold has been pain in the ass !!!

  • @wydopensports8335
    @wydopensports8335 2 года назад

    Wow thank you Jeff!

  • @forexman4894
    @forexman4894 3 года назад +2

    Mike, I have a question. The $23106 price for gold only covers the amount of US dollars in circulation is that correct? What would the price be if you used the total amount of World currency? It won't be just Americans that are wanting gold....

  • @MSINFONOR
    @MSINFONOR 3 года назад

    I cannot understand why market players is unwilling to look at:
    - severe drought conditions (production of everything in supply chains to all food production in the US - corn, wheat, meat, milk, fruits etc
    - Coming water shortages (including vast problems in producing electricity!)
    - debt ceiling (Yellen has said they’ll run out of cash/solutions in mid September - not October!)
    - debt/GDP ratio NOW is 128… - downgrading is eminent ?
    - evictions on tenants - implications on housing prices
    - price heightening (gas, cars, food/meat + “shrinkflation) - 2% inflation…?
    - record high unemployment…
    Everything can’t grow through the cloud- US have to lift rates now and start tapering- not next year - then it will be far too late!

  • @ericfox9648
    @ericfox9648 3 года назад +3

    Nice teamwork!
    Thank you both....

  • @hugopristauz3620
    @hugopristauz3620 3 года назад +2

    >>>>> SDRs ?

  • @Hawka-Loogy
    @Hawka-Loogy 3 года назад +3

    Then why are metals so cheap? Stocks and real estate continue to blow away metals.

    • @mudvayne2311
      @mudvayne2311 3 года назад

      Imagine if we got wealthy off precious metals and theres no houses to buy ..

  • @vonsilverhagen
    @vonsilverhagen 3 года назад

    Wasnt the first central bank swedish?

  • @bandalkaran
    @bandalkaran 3 года назад

    So, the fair value of mkt capitalization is 50-60% of the economy and/or PE of 15. We see a spike in valuations in the 21st century with elevated PE ratios and mkt cap as % of GDP.
    Does it not line
    up exactly with rising wealth inequality? Isn't it something like only 10% of Americans hold 90% of the mkt!
    So, if more and more wealth and income is concentrating at the top, you have fewer and fewer, very rich buyers.
    Thus, ultimately driving up the valuations both in terms of PE ratio and % of GDP.
    So, you can say that mkt is priced fairly in that sense.

  • @MarkSeve
    @MarkSeve 3 года назад +4

    Thanks Adam and Mike.

  • @DBEdwards
    @DBEdwards 2 года назад

    Silver and gold 100X!

  • @dustinperez3816
    @dustinperez3816 2 года назад

    I get it. What now? Any suggestions?

  • @veriappelsiini
    @veriappelsiini 3 года назад

    PE-ratio time series is not very useful. The companies that were included in 1929 are very different from today's companies. The markets of the companies are global, and the technology is much more scaleble than something say railroad.

  • @paulginsberg6942
    @paulginsberg6942 3 года назад +2

    Brilliant and critically important as usual from the great MM.

  • @tomd5678
    @tomd5678 3 года назад

    Gold constrained the US economy because there was not enough of it to represent the value of US assets.
    A sovereign states currency is backed by the value of assets controlled by that states government

  • @dirkmoore4224
    @dirkmoore4224 3 года назад

    Mineable Gold/Silver ratio @ 9/1 would be about $2,500.00 dollar Silver?

  • @alchahine7653
    @alchahine7653 3 года назад +3

    Great video! So informative.

  • @faithsrvtrip8768
    @faithsrvtrip8768 3 года назад +4

    I wish you had asked what he thought the price of silver would be! I haven't finished watching so, fingers crossed, you did!

    • @sten260
      @sten260 3 года назад

      they usually move to same direction

    • @Learner5555
      @Learner5555 3 года назад

      1 to 15 ratio...

  • @wesleyh7945
    @wesleyh7945 3 года назад +1

    How about the "Amsterdam wisselbank" (1600s), and the Venetian similar institutions?
    Were those not the first sort of central banks?

  • @BatmanBoss
    @BatmanBoss 3 года назад +2

    Fantastic presentation

  • @mickygarcia4251
    @mickygarcia4251 3 года назад +1

    Cannabis economicus -an economic policy that assumes an optimal projection of variables that don't exist, have never existed, and that assumes maximum returns without accounting for exogenous shocks or reality.

  • @JonnyMReck
    @JonnyMReck 3 года назад +18

    I love this channel - always the best perspectives shared.

  • @peca_gabriel
    @peca_gabriel 3 года назад

    Better question is how low the Gold can goo. Today 2.53% and cannot be stopped.

  • @I-am-not-a-number
    @I-am-not-a-number 3 года назад

    You need to add dividens to the SnP, less your fund managers annual charges to be fair.

  • @geeem666
    @geeem666 Год назад

    The game is up

  • @kirankapoor6797
    @kirankapoor6797 3 года назад +1

    Mike one sentenced missed related to hyperinflation and should have mentioned that gold is to b mined and fiat currency is printed....ssimple

  • @cacus_
    @cacus_ 3 года назад +2

    Mike, I appreciate the research and your background. But can you please explain why the fixation with a stock market crash or valuation extremes? Apparently, data shows that no matter if stock are going up or down that is no issue for gold, rather it is the monetary risk that matters, or the real rates. Perhaps I'm missing someting and any explanation would be appreciated.

    • @bjlecorno8468
      @bjlecorno8468 3 года назад

      You are missing a lot. Let me ask you this, why do you think they a couple of hundred dollars over spot on physical gold, but hardly anything at all for pieces of paper that say you own gold? Because they are able to suppress the price of gold by selling a thousand pieces of paper for every one physical ounce of gold in their vault. So they are discouraging all Americans from buying gold. That way when the economy crashes, AND IT WILL SOON, all you will have is a worthless piece of paper. Once gold can no longer be suppressed it will skyrocket. Do the math on one thousand times what gold is right now, then imagine how much money people are going to get ripped off for in America alone.

  • @FancyPantsUSD
    @FancyPantsUSD 3 года назад +2

    So WHEN will the gold price rise? Same price now as 10 years ago.

    • @shubaldovakin4976
      @shubaldovakin4976 3 года назад

      When? When everything goes to hell.

    • @FancyPantsUSD
      @FancyPantsUSD 3 года назад

      @@shubaldovakin4976 If everything goes to hell so will the gold price.

  • @ironheart6704
    @ironheart6704 Год назад

    It will raise enough! 👌

  • @pawellec1695
    @pawellec1695 3 года назад +2

    Great presentation. Thank you

  • @charlesmichaelschmitt6412
    @charlesmichaelschmitt6412 3 года назад +4

    "Everything is worth what its purchaser will pay for it."

  • @1Skeptik1
    @1Skeptik1 3 года назад

    Perhaps a far better question to ask is how much more will the dollar fall? Yes?

  • @MrOnionWong
    @MrOnionWong 3 года назад +2

    This presentation is truly awesome!

  • @rachaelkeates1608
    @rachaelkeates1608 3 года назад +1

    Thankyou

  • @Userhfdryjjgddf
    @Userhfdryjjgddf 3 года назад

    If gold went to $23,000 is im wondering how much my equinox800 with the gold finding coil will be worth?

    • @bjlecorno8468
      @bjlecorno8468 3 года назад

      😂🤣😂 Hang on to it! I have one too. What’s nice about them is that they are first metal detector that can locate gold as well as any other metals. It was either detectors that only went after gold like that gold monster, which I heard is great and really expensive detectors that cost 10,000 and up. The 800 is is nice once you get used to it, and price is not bad either. It’s nice to have if you are trying to locate gold deposits to run through a sluice box. Saves you a lot of work searching. And that is going to be nice when gold goes even higher.

  • @TheDanSurv
    @TheDanSurv 3 года назад +2

    Love the run-through of the budget assumptions.

  • @GB-uy1tq
    @GB-uy1tq 2 года назад

    The fundamental problem with gold as a 100% backing of currency, is that it cant expand reserves fast enough to respond to expanding economies. The prosperity we have today is a result the flexible fiat currency expansion. It is not a perfect system. Its biggest weakness is that it relies on debt notes as liquid collateral. The system works as long as the demand for new currency is steadily expanding. What you didnt tske into account, is how the demand for currency is decreasing world wide, because the worlds birth rate is crashing.
    No increasing new people being born, equals a dramatic decrease in socio-economic expansion.
    Everything including gold ,is about to drop in value. Globaly ,we are facing a massive economic contraction. It wont stop until people decide to have children again.

  • @thomasjohnson7990
    @thomasjohnson7990 3 года назад +20

    Of course they will reach their unemployment goal, they will cook the number just like they have been for decades. We know the real unemployment rate right now is over 15%, the fact that they do not count people no longer looking for jobs allows them to publish any number they like.

    • @Zgreasewood
      @Zgreasewood 2 года назад

      Please continue to try to pass the TRAITOR TRUMP U entrance exam and don't forget to send all your money to the traitor Trump Charitable Foundation .

  • @zulustu8214
    @zulustu8214 3 года назад +2

    The real question is how low can it go

  • @ThePeterDislikeShow
    @ThePeterDislikeShow 3 года назад

    Platinum!!!

  • @DBEdwards
    @DBEdwards Год назад

    Say, it's only a paper moon
    Sailing over a cardboard sea
    But it wouldn't be make-believe
    If you believed in me
    Yes, it's only a canvas sky
    Hanging over a muslin tree
    But it wouldn't be make-believe
    If you believed in me

  • @ctg18158
    @ctg18158 3 года назад +2

    I'm not sure the gold advocates are correct. Interest rates are extremely low and large amounts of currency has been created. Debts public and private are at all time highs and yet gold and silver prices don't seem to reflect any of this.

  • @ivangaeta3663
    @ivangaeta3663 3 года назад +12

    I love it, the only reason why there hasn’t been a hyperinflation in a reserve currency is because they were always backed by gold!!! Until now!

    • @tomivanov5265
      @tomivanov5265 3 года назад +2

      Huh? Always backed by gold? Not for last 50 years

    • @1987scuzz
      @1987scuzz 3 года назад

      @@tomivanov5265 I believe that’s what he’s saying. This has been brewing for 50 years

    • @FiscalWoofer
      @FiscalWoofer 3 года назад

      The reason for no USD hyperinflation is the demand for USD around the rest of the world! Where else do you park money if not in USD based cash or equities etc. USD will be the last currency standing, and I'm not American!

    • @thomasrpoulsen
      @thomasrpoulsen 2 года назад

      @@FiscalWoofer are you sure also now?

    • @FiscalWoofer
      @FiscalWoofer 2 года назад +1

      @@thomasrpoulsen There will be heavy inflation at least until 2024, then it will be volatile but not hyper. Hyper only happens when you have a collapse of confidence in the governments of that currency - well we can see that happening but not just yet. Despite what is going on in the USA, it will be the receiver of world capital flows for a lot longer than the other Western economies as they are in much worse condition. The changes have been set for a shift or power to the East a long time ago. This is really also a question of timing and perspective - Macro the USA will not be the biggest economic power by 2032. ALL assets will rise against the loss of purchasing power as fiat Western governments are crippled by slowing growth and massive social welfare cost and debt burdens. Gold is a great and consistent hedge against governments and inflation, but already it has massively under-performed oil, wheat, grains etc. The down legs in government coming up: ECash, cancelling paper, probably writing off the debt, followed by a pension crisis of epic proportions, so UBI will be implemented as pension funds are ceased to fund it. All of which are going to force us to be traders of physical assets as inflation and shortages continue a pace. Inflation is a massive concern for me right now, but people are still chasing USD. It might be of note that Japan was unable to issue currency for around 600years so had to use Chinese instead. How will the USA collapse, well Rome was the last big republic like it and yes they did experience a devaluing of the gold content in coinage over a long time...How did that end...well (vast over simplification) but the people of Rome just walked out and left there homes - refused to pay. Its funny that's also why we find Rome hoards of coins buried. Where do we go? Really good to have the debate! Cheers question!

  • @JanetteHeffernan
    @JanetteHeffernan 3 года назад +1

    So why is gold going down?

    • @mudvayne2311
      @mudvayne2311 3 года назад

      It's on sale for your benefit

  • @duncanmckeown1292
    @duncanmckeown1292 3 года назад

    But as the currency in circulation supposedly grows (as on this chart you showed) the velocity of money continues to fall? (M2). This really shows that somebody (Scrooge McDuck?) is stashing the fiat currency away somewhere. Up until the pandemic, the cash was accumulating at the banks/hedge funds etc. pushing up stocks and asset prices...we know that...but recently John Doe has been getting some of it...part of the cause of the general inflationary increase, I guess. But a lot of this is short term (coming to an end abruptly). I think the inflation/deflation scenarios are both still in play. But I'm keeping my gold anyway!

    • @bjlecorno8468
      @bjlecorno8468 3 года назад

      Maybe instead of putting it back into the system, everyone is starting to wake up and buy things gold, silver, long term food, guns, bullets, and anything else that they can use to survive what is coming. So that might explain why people aren’t wasting money on the stock market, which really you would have better odds at a Vegas casino at this point. People are starting to realize that the country is in great danger as we have a bunch of traitors running it and they don’t give a damn about them. You are smart to keep your gold. We just have to ride this out, and the payoff will be great. Those who have physical gold going to be fine, those who bought pieces of paper will be screwed.

  • @fredrikhammarlund1284
    @fredrikhammarlund1284 3 года назад

    Who is selling the gold to the accumulating CBs?