In this 2nd of a series of London interviews that Lars Schall conducted for Matterhorn Asset Management this summer, Lars has a City of London streetside conversation with Alasdair Macleod right outside the Dutch reform Church in Austin Friars near the Bank of England. Together they talked about, inter alia: the challenges for the London […]
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“The three biggest reasons to invest in gold”
August 27th, 2014
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Posted in Energy, Finance, Geopolitics, Precious Metals | Tags: Bank of England, Central Banks, China, Deutsche Bundesbank, Gold Reserves, India, LBMA, New York Fed, Russia, Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Turkey
“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
“Major shocks will become the norm from now on”
Mai 28th, 2013
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On behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management / GoldSwitzerland, independent financial journalist Lars Schall interviewed financial markets publisher Tekoa Da Silva about, inter alia, opportunities and risks in the precious metals field, the lack of enforcement of regulatory rules, what he interprets as “upside-down hyperinflation,” the commodities market in Brazil, and the unknown factors related to […]
Posted in Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: 1913, Brazil, China, Deflation, Deutsche Bundesbank, Equity Markets, ETFs, Federal Reserve, Gold, Gold Reserves, Gold Stock, GoldSwitzerland, India, Inflation, Kyle Bass, Regulation, Silver, Tekoa Da Silva, USA
“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
It Becomes Less Surreal To Talk About Gold
November 12th, 2012
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Last Friday I visited the Tate Gallery for Modern Art in London together with Jan Skoyles, the research director of The Real Asset Company. In the cafeteria of the Tate Gallery we’ve conducted an audio interview regarding finance, currencies and gold.
Posted in Precious Metals | Tags: China, Currencies, Finance, Germany, Gold, Gold Reserves, India, Iran, Jan Skoyles, London, Money, Oil, Russia
