My portfolio for the past 30 years has always been self managed and I own 3 shares of Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock (BRK:A) which I bought in at about $17,000 during the mid 90s, I’m currently liquidating some of these positions to incoporate new Gen. Stocks, but am I better off re-investing into Gold as it seems stocks are a little too unstable right now.
The market is not necessarily a rollercoaster if you know your way around the market, there are various opportunities in the present market to accrue good profit, If you are not too savvy with the market...
just buy and hold on strong companies with good earnings, or consult with advisors on Etfs and actively managed funds. I am up by 418% in 1 year under guidance.
When you work on something that only has the capacity to make you 5 dollars, it does not matter how much harder you work - the most you will make is 5 dollars.
People dont understand that the prices of things are never going back down. This inflation is deeper than we think. Those buying groceries are well aware that the real inflation is much over 10%. The increments dont match our income, yet certain investors still earn over $365,000 in stocks and assets. Wish I could accomplish that.
Peter Schiff if you’re listening, it was Willem Middelkoop who coined “Digital Gold” for Bitcoin. Now you know who to blame for such an misleading term. Lol.
You barter with your smart friends who recognize metal has real value unlike lines of code. Seriously though, there’s no event that could make metal go to zero bar a golden meteor landing on earth, even if gold is criminalized as long as it has value you’ll be able to trade it for something.
@@Dutchy695 If gold sells for big bucks down the road then ``unusually large sum/s appearing in your bank acct may not be good. Where as cash doesn't appear anywhere.
With inflation continuing to rise, people on fixed income will have to cash in on their gold to pay bills in the accepted fiat. All the while, the metal will be growing too expensive to replace.
Just because a company mines gold and silver out of the ground, does NOT mean that it is gold and silver. A company that mines precious metals has some of the highest overhead costs and risks then any other company. They have profound expenses such as fuel, equipment, personnel, workers comp, health benefits, etc. as well as the costs of permits, licenses, etc. The costs are long and high, as well as risks from governments just being able to shut down the company overnight. Why not just buy silver? You get the same upside but it is not bogged down by all the overhead costs. There is nothing but expenses with a mining company until you get to the very final product. Then you have the performance of the shares on the stock market. These shares are simply the play thing of junior traders on Wall Street. They make a living from playing with your stock and beating it down, over and over and over again. There is no sense in buying gold and silver mining stocks. Run away from these people selling you mining stocks.
You made an excellent point on why everyone should do their research. 90% of junior miners will go to 0 but the 10% that can afford to keep running through the slump over the last ten years stand to benefit from stagflation and become hugely profitable. If you can’t handle the risk, that’s fine, but don’t discount miners as an opportunity 🤷🏽♂️
@@carsonfischer2116 No, he is right.Most stocks are gambling stocks.Hedging,Naked Short selling,Insider Trading, warrants,options,high salarys,micro trading,mergers.Especially canadian miner you have to avoid.
@@b1burck It's no so unrealistic if you think about holding it for the long term. If you have the resource to survive in the interim, why sell your base for relative peanuts?
One thing people understand is the immense liquidity of the US dollar, and the world’s dependence on it for trade. There is no currency or monetary instrument that can replace that liquidity. This is why the US dollar as rising, and contrary to popular thinking, will continue to rise, as inflation gets worse. The US dollar is actually an excellent inflation hedge. So is gold and equities, until the bubble pops. But the US dollar will continue to hold its value. It will remain strong, as every other currency weakens. The US had extraordinary debt and deficits, which due to money printing is the cause of all the inflation. However, every other county is in a worse debt position than the USA including Canada, Australia, all of Europe, Japan, the UK, and the list goes on and on. Gold cannot and will not replace the US dollar because it doesn’t have the liquidity needed, once the Gold Standard was abolished. There will be a sell off in US treasuries because of inflation, but bond holders will take a “haircut” - there will be no hyperinflation or anything close, otherwise all world trade comes to a standstill and we have the mother of all global crisis.
Except for the British, those economies were not entrenched in a global network like what we have today. After WW 2 it was easy to replace the pound with the dollar. Who would replace the dollar today - Canadian dollar, peso, euro, yen, yuan - none of them have the liquidity to replace the dollar and they too printed to oblivion just like the USA. We have a global economy deeply entrenched within itself, completely dependent on the dollar. This was not the case during the times of those empires.
I'm following gold for at least 20 years and if you dig into available youtube video's you will find many predictions regarding the future of gold. I lost count how many times it has been predicted that gold would be at 10.000 Dollars in one, two three years, it never did. This magical number is always at the horizon, but just out of reach.
Some forecasting pundits are underwhelming with regard to Au. By Q4 2024 $5000 per oz may well be the minimum from which Q3 2025 could be see $ 20,000 to $30,000.
Great interview. As to why the gold stocks drop hard and fast when the price of gold goes down $20, it’s because there are so many swing traders out there. They aren’t investors; they are traders. They ride a trend and exit their positions as soon as they think the trend is over. Get used to it, but use it to your advantage! This is a chance to buy the dips on precious metals mining companies. 👍🏼👍🏼
@@adamzioriophotography Agreed, I've invested, but let's revisit this comment in a couple of years, between the 2024 US election and the 2025 UK election.
.039 cents. The writing is on the wall. I drive a 21 year old car. In 2003 when new, it was roughly $20 to fill up car IN CALIFORNIA. This a 4cyl Toyota with maybe a 10 gallon tank? But usually I put 7-9 gallons in. I just paid $47 to fill up tank. If the car last another decade, it will probably be close to $100 a gallon to fill up on the current rate of inflation (and environ-na$i policies).
Say good buy to all investments if gold goes that high. Then the other issue is the price of all things no one will be able to afford. Then confiscation happens not far after.
$10k gold. Man, that will not be a pretty world when that happens. When that happens, grab your passport, your gold and silver coins and live off grid, folks.
Add scarce silver is..,, "Silver is used in medical applications, solar panels, batteries, nuclear reactors, semiconductors, touch screens and more." It's also a large component in electric vehicles, which have jumped in production and popularity in recent years.
Sold off but how far?? 5%? You really think they keep global confidence in another financial breakdown?? I think gold sells off but very little before shooting back up and becoming a bubble
I had perdition I made back in 2013-14 that we could see 3k to 4k by 2030... But I'll take more😂... Let's see how this plays out I guess... hopefully I can still start my full retirement 2030 like I've been planning for years.. Wish me luck 😎✌️
Keep working towards that goal. Metals may or may not help but I think they will. I retired ten years ago at age 62. Six years earlier one of my advisors stated to me, you have enough, including g and s to retire right now. I told this guy at age 56 I was at my prime ( construction ironworker), why would I retire? I could make any job I wanted. Obviously, I made every overtime job I wanted. You probably know that most every job when starting entails a learning curve. You learn the most important stuff on the job, not from a book. Keep the course, do your best and I wish you luck.
@@PaulBeck-ie2um thanks for the encouragement... I'm already medical retired from the army but couldn't physically work anymore, but didn't stop me from doing side jobs (car mechanic stuff) and ended up learning software engineering being it wouldn't be as physical but I am 100% with you on learning the trades and getting good at it, that's what I teach my kids... Long story short, half of my kids are adults and the other half are soon to be by 2030 and been stacking what gold & Silver I can with my veteran benefits over the years since 2014 ish but didn't hit it hard till 2019.. Almost to my silver goal and gold will take me a bit with stacking only 1/10 ozt coins and 2.5 gram bars... I did learn about gold and silver from my grandfather and father back in the 80s and 90s but I was more of a collector and wasn't stacking like I should have even knowing what was going on with our economy... just kept pushing it off because I needed the money to raise my children, but hopefully by 2030 I'll have enough stacked to put a small dent in my retirement plans... Anyways, enjoy your retirement, and best wishes to you and yours 😎✌️
How much will gold be worth in 2030? Short-term price predictions for gold suggest an increase in its value and demand in the next years, at least until 2030, showing the price could gradually rise to around $7,000 an ounce. What will gold be worth in 2050? Long-term forecast for gold by 2050 is bullish. There are predictions that the price per ounce may exceed $50,000. The main driver of price growth is high demand. It is observed both from Central Banks and retail investors.
Possible but in my opinion highly doubtful. I'm probably wrong but I think, slowly but surely people are slowly waking up to fact to what the hell is actually happening in this country.
I agree. Like most channels on similar topics, I've read some of most illogical and just plain stupid comments ever. I'll read almost any comment irregardess if it disagrees with the subject being presented if the comment is written respectfully and without malice. Fine. If not, I simply move on
"Pig's eating at a Trough! In those days the Sheeple Will be so Deceived, that they will Not believe they are Being Deceived. Hay Morris... do you know there is something Worse than the crash of the Cash is coming? It is 1 thing ALL Mortals have in common, "the last Breath, Abbra Cadaver, the Body Eden IS DEAD!" The Sands of the Hour Glass is running out Dorothy! The Flying Monkeys had Toto for Lunch! Have you tried eating Gold? Silver is cheaper, What does that taste like?
Gold is not resources for survival if a disaster take place now, how gold going to save you from hunger or suffering, it will be the hardest thing to put your hands on to save you or siblings,so can we find something that we can touch on immediately without upstickles to our humans survivals.
Gold is going to explode, while equites and the US dollar also rise because of inflation and rising long term yields. Money will flow into equities, gold, US dollar as a hedge against inflation. But 400 percent? That’s far beyond real limits. Maybe 50 percent. There is going to be a inflation crisis, and an immense collapse of the everything bubble. But things will have to be even worse than that to get to 400 percent.
In 1970-1980, gold went up from $35- $850 an ounce.Back then, inflation, international crisis, and oil inflation was causing the rise.The Government wasn't spending a hundredth of what we are spending today, either. Don't talk shit without checking the facts, you sound extremely foolish when you do that.By the way, from $35-$850 is a rise in gold of 2,400%.
@@helenbrooks4787 Contrary to what you are saying the effect of helicopter money and trillions printed over the last decade, is going to pop the everything bubble. That’s includes Gold, as much as gold bugs overlook reality. Sure, Gold is going to spike, as is equites, and the US dollar. But when the bubble pops everything will lose value, except the dollar. The situation in the seventies is similar to today with respect to inflation and bond yields, and I really am no expert on the economy of the seventies. Did they have an everything bubble? Did it pop? I don’t think so. Thats why gold continued on its trek upward. That’s not the situation we have today. I also agree with you that I am an extreme minority who thinks this way (except behind closed doors). However, that doesn’t mean I am foolish. Watch as history unfolds. The facts that you have stated, everyone is aware of. I am not disputing them. I am saying, that we have a different situation today. Todays inflation is solely due to excessive money printing and helicopter money. There is no international crisis, and no oil embargo’s, or anything of that nature.
I invested into Willem’s fund a few years ago when Willem was making similar claims, and I’m *deeply* under water. I’m afraid to even look at the monthly statements, but of course no critical questions about that. 😱 He is a fast talker (with a horrible Dutch accent) but he just a journalist.and knows nothing about running a fund.
My portfolio for the past 30 years has always been self managed and I own 3 shares of Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock (BRK:A) which I bought in at about $17,000 during the mid 90s, I’m currently liquidating some of these positions to incoporate new Gen. Stocks, but am I better off re-investing into Gold as it seems stocks are a little too unstable right now.
Just buy Gold and protect your assets, the stock market is a rollercoaster.
The market is not necessarily a rollercoaster if you know your way around the market, there are various opportunities in the present market to accrue good profit, If you are not too savvy with the market...
just buy and hold on strong companies with good earnings, or consult with advisors on Etfs and actively managed funds. I am up by 418% in 1 year under guidance.
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What the upfront fees for working with your advsior? I set up a call, and elaborated in an email. Do I call or do I wait on correspondence?
When you work on something that only has the capacity to make you 5 dollars, it does not matter how much harder you work - the most you will make is 5 dollars.
People dont understand that the prices of things are never going back down. This inflation is deeper than we think. Those buying groceries are well aware that the real inflation is much over 10%. The increments dont match our income, yet certain investors still earn over $365,000 in stocks and assets. Wish I could accomplish that.
Finding yourself a good broker is as same as finding a good wife, which you go less stress, you get just enough with so much little effort at things
I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommend Mr Brian Nelson. I met him at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.
Any specific guide. I'm from Georgia how do I go about this? I think I'm interested how can I get in touch with Mr Brian Nelson
he's mostly on Telegrams, using the user-name
Peter Schiff if you’re listening, it was Willem Middelkoop who coined “Digital Gold” for Bitcoin. Now you know who to blame for such an misleading term. Lol.
How will I sell gold if these CDBCs have replaced cash?
You barter with your smart friends who recognize metal has real value unlike lines of code. Seriously though, there’s no event that could make metal go to zero bar a golden meteor landing on earth, even if gold is criminalized as long as it has value you’ll be able to trade it for something.
Gold is the most marketable commodity. It emerged naturally as money thousands of years ago.
You'll get paid in digital currency pretty well the same as now
@@Dutchy695 If gold sells for big bucks down the road then ``unusually large sum/s appearing in your bank acct may not be good. Where as cash doesn't appear anywhere.
With inflation continuing to rise, people on fixed income will have to cash in on their gold to pay bills in the accepted fiat. All the while, the metal will be growing too expensive to replace.
Just because a company mines gold and silver out of the ground, does NOT mean that it is gold and silver. A company that mines precious metals has some of the highest overhead costs and risks then any other company. They have profound expenses such as fuel, equipment, personnel, workers comp, health benefits, etc. as well as the costs of permits, licenses, etc. The costs are long and high, as well as risks from governments just being able to shut down the company overnight. Why not just buy silver? You get the same upside but it is not bogged down by all the overhead costs. There is nothing but expenses with a mining company until you get to the very final product. Then you have the performance of the shares on the stock market. These shares are simply the play thing of junior traders on Wall Street. They make a living from playing with your stock and beating it down, over and over and over again. There is no sense in buying gold and silver mining stocks. Run away from these people selling you mining stocks.
You made an excellent point on why everyone should do their research. 90% of junior miners will go to 0 but the 10% that can afford to keep running through the slump over the last ten years stand to benefit from stagflation and become hugely profitable. If you can’t handle the risk, that’s fine, but don’t discount miners as an opportunity 🤷🏽♂️
@@carsonfischer2116 No, he is right.Most stocks are gambling stocks.Hedging,Naked Short selling,Insider Trading, warrants,options,high salarys,micro trading,mergers.Especially canadian miner you have to avoid.
You are a great host, you pose a great questions, and I enjoy your channel immensely. Your demeanor is very pleasant, keep up the good work!!
I worked at Homestake Gold Mine and enjoy your podcast. It was a long time ago 1973.
I can't see selling gold for less than $20K
Yup. Held back to long
You won't sell your gold for anything less than $20k??
@b1burck I will sale over the years. When needed. It's a last minute sale if anything. I look at it only of I need it. The plan is I won't need it.
@@b1burck It's no so unrealistic if you think about holding it for the long term. If you have the resource to survive in the interim, why sell your base for relative peanuts?
@@SavedbybGrace if gold went to $20k ..then you would look outside and see utter chaos ..it would be virtually worthless
Thank you, Kai, for inviting Willem. He is a likeable genius. 😊
One thing people understand is the immense liquidity of the US dollar, and the world’s dependence on it for trade. There is no currency or monetary instrument that can replace that liquidity. This is why the US dollar as rising, and contrary to popular thinking, will continue to rise, as inflation gets worse. The US dollar is actually an excellent inflation hedge. So is gold and equities, until the bubble pops. But the US dollar will continue to hold its value. It will remain strong, as every other currency weakens. The US had extraordinary debt and deficits, which due to money printing is the cause of all the inflation. However, every other county is in a worse debt position than the USA including Canada, Australia, all of Europe, Japan, the UK, and the list goes on and on.
Gold cannot and will not replace the US dollar because it doesn’t have the liquidity needed, once the Gold Standard was abolished. There will be a sell off in US treasuries because of inflation, but bond holders will take a “haircut” - there will be no hyperinflation or anything close, otherwise all world trade comes to a standstill and we have the mother of all global crisis.
Whether 'strong' or 'weak' the Dollar remains.
'They' own Dollar control, and likely will keep it.
Sounds like something the English, Spanish, Roman empires might have said …
There were other currencies in the past that were also "irreplaceable" :)
Yes. The British pound. But it was dethroned because of WW2 debt and the dollar provided better liquidity. Such is not the case today.
Except for the British, those economies were not entrenched in a global network like what we have today. After WW 2 it was easy to replace the pound with the dollar. Who would replace the dollar today - Canadian dollar, peso, euro, yen, yuan - none of them have the liquidity to replace the dollar and they too printed to oblivion just like the USA.
We have a global economy deeply entrenched within itself, completely dependent on the dollar. This was not the case during the times of those empires.
I'm sure gold kicks ass on the S&P over the last 50 years. Let's take a look. Oh.....uh.......never mind. 🙂
Thanks for the great conversation!
New sub- here.
Thanks for the sub! 🙏
When is that happening?
I'm following gold for at least 20 years and if you dig into available youtube video's you will find many predictions regarding the future of gold. I lost count how many times it has been predicted that gold would be at 10.000 Dollars in one, two three years, it never did. This magical number is always at the horizon, but just out of reach.
Let's go, The Oracle from Amsterdam :-)
Shanghai Gold Exchange only deals in 1kg physical monetary gold bullion of 999.9 purity...
🚨BANK🚨RUN🚨SEASON🚨
Yes. The British pound. But why? Because of debt from WW2, and the US dollar offered the required liquidity. That’s not the case today.
Some forecasting pundits are underwhelming with regard to Au.
By Q4 2024 $5000 per oz may well be the minimum from which Q3 2025 could be see $ 20,000 to $30,000.
@RocketScientist1
Expressive emoji RS1! Look upward as Au to the skies.
Good Guest and Interview. Much Appreciated. The Great Reset is a very good book.
Thanks 🙏
I assume the US has the most gold. If the US just repriced gold at $10000 they could pay off their debts and stop any further movement of gold.
Far far away from it!
That just the problem. They can't reprice gold because they don't have it.
Thank you all.
Great interview. As to why the gold stocks drop hard and fast when the price of gold goes down $20, it’s because there are so many swing traders out there. They aren’t investors; they are traders. They ride a trend and exit their positions as soon as they think the trend is over. Get used to it, but use it to your advantage!
This is a chance to buy the dips on precious metals mining companies.
👍🏼👍🏼
That's why you buy physical gold.
@@Raj_1201you’ll never make as much as mining stocks. Physical is to hold your wealth, much like a bank. Make your money with investing.
@@adamzioriophotography Agreed, I've invested, but let's revisit this comment in a couple of years, between the 2024 US election and the 2025 UK election.
@@Raj_1201 you mean because Physical will do very well? Or that mines won’t?
@@adamzioriophotography Physical is physical. Mines are speculative due to the market depending on trading. If you brokerage goes off line then what?
39cents is all a dollar is worth now
What's it gonna be if you raise
The gold price.
.039 cents. The writing is on the wall. I drive a 21 year old car. In 2003 when new, it was roughly $20 to fill up car IN CALIFORNIA. This a 4cyl Toyota with maybe a 10 gallon tank? But usually I put 7-9 gallons in. I just paid $47 to fill up tank. If the car last another decade, it will probably be close to $100 a gallon to fill up on the current rate of inflation (and environ-na$i policies).
100% ALL IN PHYSICAL SILVER !
HI HO SILVER - away !!!!
That was front page news The Wall Street Journal in 2009. Yep🤠
Say good buy to all investments if gold goes that high. Then the other issue is the price of all things no one will be able to afford. Then confiscation happens not far after.
$10k gold. Man, that will not be a pretty world when that happens. When that happens, grab your passport, your gold and silver coins and live off grid, folks.
And keep your address secret!
Wouldn't touch aforementioned 'SolGold'... Copper/gold/silver grades are rubbish. Grade is king.
Willem is brilliant
Solana, XRP, AMS91K, ETH, and more would be great.
Nice job!
I LOVE GOLD AND BITCOIN AND URANIUM AND COPPER AHHHHHHH
Add scarce silver is..,,
"Silver is used in medical applications, solar panels, batteries, nuclear reactors, semiconductors, touch screens and more." It's also a large component in electric vehicles, which have jumped in production and popularity in recent years.
@RocketScientist1 fools gold! not worth even a penny if not for hype!
Remember the recent 1:13 2008 meltdown and what happened to Gold?
Sold off but how far?? 5%? You really think they keep global confidence in another financial breakdown?? I think gold sells off but very little before shooting back up and becoming a bubble
Great interview. Thanks
I had perdition I made back in 2013-14 that we could see 3k to 4k by 2030... But I'll take more😂... Let's see how this plays out I guess... hopefully I can still start my full retirement 2030 like I've been planning for years.. Wish me luck 😎✌️
Keep working towards that goal. Metals may or may not help but I think they will. I retired ten years ago at age 62. Six years earlier one of my advisors stated to me, you have enough, including g and s to retire right now. I told this guy at age 56 I was at my prime ( construction ironworker), why would I retire? I could make any job I wanted. Obviously, I made every overtime job I wanted. You probably know that most every job when starting entails a learning curve. You learn the most important stuff on the job, not from a book.
Keep the course, do your best and I wish you luck.
@@PaulBeck-ie2um thanks for the encouragement... I'm already medical retired from the army but couldn't physically work anymore, but didn't stop me from doing side jobs (car mechanic stuff) and ended up learning software engineering being it wouldn't be as physical but I am 100% with you on learning the trades and getting good at it, that's what I teach my kids... Long story short, half of my kids are adults and the other half are soon to be by 2030 and been stacking what gold & Silver I can with my veteran benefits over the years since 2014 ish but didn't hit it hard till 2019.. Almost to my silver goal and gold will take me a bit with stacking only 1/10 ozt coins and 2.5 gram bars... I did learn about gold and silver from my grandfather and father back in the 80s and 90s but I was more of a collector and wasn't stacking like I should have even knowing what was going on with our economy... just kept pushing it off because I needed the money to raise my children, but hopefully by 2030 I'll have enough stacked to put a small dent in my retirement plans... Anyways, enjoy your retirement, and best wishes to you and yours 😎✌️
@8:12 another lie, Saudi Arabia never officially *joined* BRICS.
How much will gold be worth in 2030?
Short-term price predictions for gold suggest an increase in its value and demand in the next years, at least until 2030, showing the price could gradually rise to around $7,000 an ounce.
What will gold be worth in 2050?
Long-term forecast for gold by 2050 is bullish. There are predictions that the price per ounce may exceed $50,000. The main driver of price growth is high demand. It is observed both from Central Banks and retail investors.
The “ gold related” assets will be nationalized everywhere if half those numbers are reached
Possible but in my opinion highly doubtful. I'm probably wrong but I think, slowly but surely people are slowly waking up to fact to what the hell is actually happening in this country.
Everyone has had it wrong. Gold has been trending up with the increase of interest rates not easing. Don't believe me? Look for yourself
Gute Vorlesung Kai und Willem
Danke 🙏
It'll be illegal to own if it reaches higher values..
🚨SILENT🚨DEPRESSION🚨
Gold should be already at $8000
0:56 THUMBS DOWN. Blurry background, really what is the fascination with this blurry background? Focus the goddamn camera.
Was that your take away from this interview... 🤣
Thanks buddy
He is such a brilliant mind
Lots of scammers in the comments section
Yes, please be careful. Ridiculous
I agree. Like most channels on similar topics, I've read some of most illogical and just plain stupid comments ever. I'll read almost any comment irregardess if it disagrees with the subject being presented if the comment is written respectfully and without malice. Fine. If not, I simply move on
Ya ya ya we have been hearing this for years!!!!!
At about 20 minutes, is he saying "Look at Solgold..." I can't make out what he is saying due to his accent.
Yes he is.
@@MrRiptonk Thank you. He mentions it in another interview too. I went ahead and bought some but had to pay international commission.
Blink and Yell went to China to scold and threaten them. I don't think the duo were there to ask for help.
Easy to throw out numbers. No downside.
So it'll double in 6 years. BFD.
🪙SILVER🪙GOLD🪙LEAD🪙BRASS🪙
"Pig's eating at a Trough! In those days the Sheeple Will be so Deceived, that they will Not believe they are Being Deceived.
Hay Morris... do you know there is something Worse than the crash of the Cash is coming?
It is 1 thing ALL Mortals have in common, "the last Breath, Abbra Cadaver, the Body Eden IS DEAD!"
The Sands of the Hour Glass is running out Dorothy! The Flying Monkeys had Toto for Lunch!
Have you tried eating Gold? Silver is cheaper, What does that taste like?
Every year the same thing, never goes anywhere..
? Its up prety much
???? $2325 🤔
2030 is 5 years away. 6 yrs
Sounds a lot like 2011
Caution: ⛔️
We are entering a recession. That can likely have a negative impact on commodities
In 50 years maybe yes !! 😅😅😅
Already predict for 10 years😂 this is it....every few years🫢
Don't think Gold will go much past $3500, as thats about its historical value relative to weight/size......bar hyper inflation
Yeah right 🤦♂️
If gold is at 3000, your grocery bills and all else have doubled too
He cannot explain why the bump up to 2400.
Your “gold investments” better be in physical form, or soon you’ll be paying a 45-60% capital gins tax. 😉
From my tax free savings account?
Me thinketh Revelations 13 calls this 7th Anglo American World Power as the wild beast, speaking like a dragon.
16:13 The., false......prophet!!!😉🤑
The foal posts get further away!
I can't take Chickencoop seriously
Gold is not resources for survival if a disaster take place now, how gold going to save you from hunger or suffering, it will be the hardest thing to put your hands on to save you or siblings,so can we find something that we can touch on immediately without upstickles to our humans survivals.
#trojanhorse. #speculation is only thing about crypto 😅
More people need ro invest in the blue chips here. I'm around 90% between BTC and AMS91K combined. Good advice Lark thanks!
SCAM.
For sure yes $ AMS91K. Going to have a huge Q4
Been hearing this forever now 🤣
If people were buying gold, why prices down almost every day?
What you talking about?
Gov. Have to buy diamond and platinum and gold and silver is for comman people
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Gold is going to explode, while equites and the US dollar also rise because of inflation and rising long term yields. Money will flow into equities, gold, US dollar as a hedge against inflation. But 400 percent? That’s far beyond real limits. Maybe 50 percent. There is going to be a inflation crisis, and an immense collapse of the everything bubble. But things will have to be even worse than that to get to 400 percent.
In 1970-1980, gold went up from $35- $850 an ounce.Back then, inflation, international crisis, and oil inflation was causing the rise.The Government wasn't spending a hundredth of what we are spending today, either. Don't talk shit without checking the facts, you sound extremely foolish when you do that.By the way, from $35-$850 is a rise in gold of 2,400%.
@@helenbrooks4787 Contrary to what you are saying the effect of helicopter money and trillions printed over the last decade, is going to pop the everything bubble. That’s includes Gold, as much as gold bugs overlook reality. Sure, Gold is going to spike, as is equites, and the US dollar. But when the bubble pops everything will lose value, except the dollar. The situation in the seventies is similar to today with respect to inflation and bond yields, and I really am no expert on the economy of the seventies. Did they have an everything bubble? Did it pop? I don’t think so. Thats why gold continued on its trek upward. That’s not the situation we have today. I also agree with you that I am an extreme minority who thinks this way (except behind closed doors). However, that doesn’t mean I am foolish. Watch as history unfolds.
The facts that you have stated, everyone is aware of. I am not disputing them. I am saying, that we have a different situation today. Todays inflation is solely due to excessive money printing and helicopter money. There is no international crisis, and no oil embargo’s, or anything of that nature.
I invested into Willem’s fund a few years ago when Willem was making similar claims, and I’m *deeply* under water. I’m afraid to even look at the monthly statements, but of course no critical questions about that. 😱 He is a fast talker (with a horrible Dutch accent) but he just a journalist.and knows nothing about running a fund.
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