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Wirtschaftsexperte Grass: “Müssen für eine Verwüstung von viel größerem Ausmaß vorbereitet sein”
Share this articleSeit der Finanzkrise 2008 haben die Zentralbanken Billionen von US-Dollar in die Weltwirtschaft gepumpt. Diese Billionen wurden jedoch aus dem Nichts geschaffen, so Claudio Grass von Precious Metal Advisory Switzerland. In einem RT-Interview sagte Grass: Ich glaube, selbst der durchschnittliche Mensch auf der Straße in der westlichen Welt…
“Inflation it is not an act of God”
Share this articleINTERVIEW WITH GODFREY BLOOM: Over the last couple of years, the UK has been increasingly in the news – for all the wrong reasons. The cost of living crisis, in particular, has been monopolizing headlines at home and abroad. Of course, inflation is by no means unique to…
“Fundamentals and technical analysis are two sides of the same coin”
Share this articleInterview with Laurent Halmos For most die-hard physical gold investors and students of history like myself and most of my readers and clients, technical analysis is often seen as a bit of a taboo, or at best something irrelevant to our worldview and investment approach. Nevertheless, to paraphrase…
Godfrey Bloom: The Futility of War
Share this articlePart of the upcoming “World War III” documentary Few individuals can claim to speak with equal authority on both the intricacies of the modern financial and monetary system and the hard realities of military strategy and especially the connection between the two. Trained at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, Bloom served in the…
Expertengespräch mit RT: “Es ist nur eine Frage der Zeit, bis der Euro zusammenbricht”
Share this articleDer jüngste Trend der europäischen Länder, ihre Goldreserven zurückzuholen, hat in Brüssel Besorgnis ausgelöst. RT hat mit dem Experten Claudio Grass gesprochen, um zu verstehen, was hinter diesem Trend steckt. Die Welt entfernt sich von einem zentralisierten System, so Grass. Der Experte Claudio Grass, vom “Precious Metal Advisory…
A crack-up boom in the making
Share this articleThe great Ludwig von Mises first described the concept of a crack-up boom as part of the Austrian business cycle theory, based on real life events that to an unsuspecting bystander might have appeared unconnected, or perhaps even quite bizarre and counterintuitive. Indeed, such a bystander might think…
