A rising gold price can make the metal appear increasingly expensive, but its market price alone reveals little about its underlying value. For instance, gold's monetary role adds a dimension to its valuation that traditional supply-and-demand analysis may not capture...
For years, investors have been told to prepare for the moment when mounting debt, monetary intervention, or some other imbalance finally breaks the financial system. Yet the system has repeatedly proven more adaptable than its critics expected.
That adaptability may be...
Gold’s importance has always extended beyond its price. For nations, it can represent monetary independence, geopolitical leverage, and protection from a financial system controlled by someone else.
Dominic Frisby argues that China understands this better than almost anyone. In fact, its...
In this episode, Joseph Solis-Mullen joins us for a sweeping conversation on China’s economy, America’s debt spiral, and the growing global appeal of gold.
From ghost cities and financial repression to reserve currencies and demographic decline, Joseph cuts through the headlines...
In this episode, we sit down with Jeff Snider of Eurodollar University to unpack the hidden forces shaping today’s global economy.
From the breakdown of the eurodollar system and the rise of shadow banking to the reality of dollar shortages despite...
In this episode, we sit down with renowned investor and CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management, Adrian Day. From central bank behavior and gold’s role as a liquidity asset to the future of the U.S. dollar and emerging alternatives, Adrian...
