On behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management / GoldSwitzerland, Lars Schall talked with Ned Naylor-Leyland, the Investment Director of Quilter Cheviot Investment Management in London, about the importance of being patient when holding precious metals, the phenomenon of backwardation in the gold market, the current investigations into the gold and silver fix in London, his view…
Schlagwort: Backwardation
Gold as Part of Gresham’s Law for Interest Rates
Financial journalist Lars Schall talked with German academic Tom Fischer, a financial mathematician, about the phenomenon why gold’s usual state of contango suggests central bank interference. Moreover, they took a look at the issue of the paper vs the physical gold market, and discussed other issues related to the precious metal markets, such as the…
Geht dem Gold-Bullen die Puste aus?
Die Preise für Gold und Silber wandern talwärts. Weshalb ist das so? Wird das so bleiben? Und warum nimmt der Erdölpreis schleichend, aber stetig die entgegengesetzte Richtung? Diese Fragen erörterte ich in einem Interview mit dem international bekannten Rohstoffanalysten Ronald Stöferle aus Wien.
AMERICAN BASES IN GERMANY AND THE GOLD BASIS
Germany is neither independent nor sovereign, prevailing pretences notwithstanding. It has American troops on her soil for reasons unexplained and unexplainable after all Soviet occupying troops were withdrawn almost 25 years ago. Equally significant is the fact that the lion’s share of the German gold reserve is in American custody. If the Bundesbank asked for…
Die Rauchzeichen der LBMA riechen verdächtig
In einem aktuellen Cheviot-Newsletter schreibt der britische Fondsmanager Ned Naylor-Leyland, dass die London Bullion Market Association bezüglich des Silbermarkts bewusst Daten versteckt. Würde dies nicht getan werden, wäre wohl offensichtlich, dass der Silbermarkt in einer tiefen Backwardation steckt.
Gold: Permanent Backwardation Ahead!
The renowned monetary scientist Antal E. Fekete explains in this exclusive interview his take on a “return of the gold standard,“ gives his alternative proposal, and says that “there will be a run on gold with an increasing trend.”