On behalf of Matterhorn Asset MGMT, Lars Schall talked with former senior Wall Street banker Nomi Prins about her latest book, “All the Presidents’ Bankers.“ Prins points out how an elite group of men transformed throughout the 20th century the American economy and government, dictated foreign and domestic policy, and shaped world history. The discussion […]
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Finance is a Power Game
Mai 19th, 2014
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Posted in Currency, Finance, Precious Metals, Trade | Tags: 1913, All the Presidents’ Bankers: The Hidden Alliances that Drive American Power, Chase Manhattan, Citigroup, City of London, David Rockefeller, Europe, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Act, Financial Crisis, Financial System, Gold Standard, Great Crash 1929, Great depression, IMF, John Pierpont Morgan, Nelson Aldrich, Nomi Prins, Paul Warburg, Petrodollar, Rockefeller family, US Banking System, US Dollar, USA, Wall Street, World War I, World War II, Worldbank
“The crux of today’s civilization is energy”
Juli 23rd, 2013
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On occasation of the publication of her latest book, the German financial journalist Lars Schall talked with the Austrian energy-analyst Dr. Karin Kneissl. Welcome to a long walk through the global village and its challenges as well as its opportunities.
Posted in Currency, Energy, Finance, Geopolitics, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Afghanistan, Asian Pivot, Balkan, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Cicero, Dostoyevsky, Egypt, EU, Euro, Europe, Fracking, France, Germany, Globalization, Goethe, India, Iran, Israel, Japan, Jesus Christ, Karin Kneissl, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, NSA, Occident, OPEC, Orient, Oswald Spengler, Pakistan, Persian Gulf, Philliines, Pipeline Politics, Russia, South China Sea, Syria, Taliban, Turkey, US Dollar, USA, Ute Scheub, Vietnam, World War 1, Yuan
“We are quite likely to have a failure on COMEX in the silver market”
Dezember 22nd, 2012
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The renowned economist and financial analyst Alasdair Macleod looks back through the rear window of twenty-twelve and comments important events and developments such as “QE to infinity.” Moreover, he gives his expectations for 2013 in general and the gold and silver markets in particular. We know Alasdair as a man with a lot of common […]
Posted in Finance, Precious Metals | Tags: 1971, 2012, Asia, Bonds, Bretton Woods, Central Banking, China, COMEX, Deutsche Bundesbank, ECB, Economics, Euro, Europe, Federal Reserve, Finance, France, Gold, Gold Reserves, India, Iran, Japan, LBMA, LIBOR, NATO, Oil, QE, Russia, SCO, Silver, SWIFT, Turkey, US Banking System, US Dollar, WGC, Yuan
“Europe and America will not allow deflation to take root”
Dezember 5th, 2012
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The international business editor of The Daily Telegraph, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, talks in this exclusive interview about, among other things: his conviction that the United States aren’t dead yet; what he sees as China’s big challenges; the destructive nature of the EU against democracy; the upcoming bond massacre; why it’s significant that central banks have become […]
Posted in Allgemein, Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Angela Merkel, Asia, Bill Clinton, Bond Market, Brazil, BRICS, Central Banks, Chimeria, China, City of London, Credit Bubbles, crude oil USA, currency war, Debt, Deflation, Deutsche Bundesbank, EMU, energy, EU, Euro, Europe, Finance, Glass-Steagal Act, Gold, Gold Reserve, GoldSwitzerland, Greece, IEA, IMF, Inflation, Ireland, Irving Fisher, Italy, Japan, Lisbon Treaty, Matterhorn Interview, Natural Gas, Portugal, Reflation, Russia, South America, Spain, UK, US Energy Policy, Venezuela
The Oil Market for 2013 and Beyond
November 28th, 2012
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In the following interview, the economist / oil market analyst Maarten van Mourik says that the fundamentals suggest sustained strong pricing of oil. „Apart from the consumer,“ he argues, „there’s nobody with a real interest in lower prices.“
