Folker Hellmeyer, chief analyst of the Landesbank of Bremen, has some essential questions and suggestions vis-à-vis the current NSA & Co. revelations. He says: “I wish heartily for the United States a return to the values of the U.S. Constitution and respect towards third parties.”
Posts Tagged ‘Commodities’
A 4th of July Message from a Senior German Banker
Juli 4th, 2013
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Posted in Finance, Geopolitik | Tags: Asset Prices, Commodities, Economic Espionage, Edward Snowden, Euro Crisis, Euro Zone, Financial Warfare, Folker Hellmeyer, Germany, Gold Futures Markets, Informed Trading, International Relations, Investment Banking, IT, Media, Politics, Rating Agencies, Rule of Law, Terrorism, UK, US Constitution, USA, Working Group on Financial Markets
“The true importance of gold lies in its possession, not its price”
Juli 2nd, 2013
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On occasion of the publication of his seventh annual “In Gold We Trust“ report, renowned gold market analyst Ronald Stoeferle discussed for Matterhorn Asset Management / GoldSwitzerland some aspects of his latest report and the larger picture, inter alia: the current bad market sentiment in gold; the rather strange fact that gold is traded like […]
Posted in Currency, Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Asia, Asset Price Inflation, Bank of Japan, Ben Bernanke, Bond Market, Carl Menger, COMEX, Commodities, Fracking, Gold Price, Interest Rates, LBMA, Mining Stocks, Monetary Policy, OMFIF, Paper Gold, QE, Ronald Stoeferle, Stock-to-flow Ratio, US Federal Reserve
“Where is the commodities sector heading?”
April 26th, 2013
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At the occasion of CM Equity’s 10th resource conference at the Munich stock exchange, financial journalist Lars Schall conducted on behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management some interviews that focused on the commodities sector, in particular on the difficulties faced by mining share companies in both gold and silver, as the plunge in prices continues to […]
Posted in Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: China, Commodities, Fracking, Gold, Gold Price, GoldSwitzerland, Mining Companies, Resources, Silver
“Warnings have to be early to be effective”
März 4th, 2013
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Peter Schiff, best-selling author and one of America’s most in-demand financial pundits, talks in this interview about Germany’s gold reserves, the “currency war” meme, his expectations for gold and silver, the U.S. as a “Lance Armstrong economy,” and the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Posted in Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Austrian School, Bond Market, Capitalism, China, Commodities, currency war, Deutsche Bundesbank, Euro, Federal Reserve, Germany, Gold, Gold Reserves, Gold Standard, GoldSwitzerland, Inflation, Michael Pettis, Military-Industrial Complex, NY Fed, Paul Krugman, Peter Schiff, Reserve Currency, Russia, Silver, Strong Dollar Policy, US Dollar, USA
“The Middle East will blow up – the only question is when”
März 2nd, 2013
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In this exclusive interview, the renowned economist and energy expert Hossein Askari reflects on some crucial topics of our time, inter alia: current developments in the energy business; the high oil price and the main drivers of it; the Iranian conflict and other challenges in the Middle East; China as the rising energy power; gold-for-oil […]
Posted in Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Bahrain, China, Commodities, Crude Oil, GCC, geopolitics, Gold, GoldSwitzerland, Hossein askari, Iran, Iraq, Islam, Islamic Finance, Middle East, oil business, Oil Price, Oil Reserves, OPEC, Persian Gulf, Qatar, resource wars, Russia, Saudi-Arabia, shale gas, UAE, USA, war
“Gold Gives You Extremely Important Signals”
Februar 17th, 2013
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David P. Goldman / Spengler, “the world’s most brilliant intelligence service,” discusses in this exclusive interview some of his thoughts on various aspects related to gold. Inter alia, he explains why he supports a commodity price rule for monetary policy that is connected to the yellow metal.
Posted in Finance, Precious Metals | Tags: Asia, Bond Market, Central Banking, China, collateral, Commodities, David P. Goldman, Debt, Deflation, Federal Reserve, Gold, Gold Price, Inflation, Interest Rates, Japan, Robert Mundell, Russia, Spain, Spengler, TIPS, USA
What’s really key for the price formation of gold?
Januar 31st, 2013
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In this exclusive interview for Matterhorn Asset Management, Robert Blumen discusses some important but widely misunderstood elements acting on the gold price. He explains that frequently cited gold demand statistics have no relationship to the gold price. In addition, he explains that the annual gold mine production is of very little influence, as gold is […]
