For a series of interviews that were conducted in London for Matterhorn Asset Management this summer, Lars Schall met up with Ambrose Evans-Pritchard to discuss geo-politcal tensions in the world, China’s challenges, threats to the global economy and the expectations for gold.
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“Ironically, America has never been as powerful financially as it is now”
August 26th, 2014
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Posted in Currency, Energy, Finance, Geopolitics, Oil, Precious Metals, Terror, Trade | Tags: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, China, Euro, Federal Reserve, Financial System, Germany, Gold, Interest Rates, Matterhorn Interview, NSA, Russia, Ukraine, USA
“Gold price rigging allows continuation of flawed policies”
April 28th, 2014
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On behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management’s GoldSwitzerland Internet site, financial journalist Lars Schall interviews Hong Kong-based fund manager William S. Kaye about the objectives of gold price suppression by Western central banks and, upon its failure, the likely transition into a new world financial system.
“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
“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
