Gold and Brexit
In this Acting-Man article, I discuss gold’s rise around the Brexit debate and explain why gold should rise because of negative yields and social chaos, not because of Brexit itself.
In this Acting-Man article, I discuss gold’s rise around the Brexit debate and explain why gold should rise because of negative yields and social chaos, not because of Brexit itself.
In this Streetwise Reports article, I discuss gold, negative yields, financial repression, and the search for value in mining companies during an uncertain market.
In this archived Korelin Economic Report discussion, I join the program to discuss markets, investing, and the resource sector.
In this European Gold Forum 2016 presentation, I discuss why Indians buy gold and why gold remains central to savings, family security, and protection against weak institutions.
In this Liberty Unbound article, I examine why Western institutions cannot simply be transplanted into societies that lack the habits of reason, trust, restraint, and moral judgment that gave rise to them.
In this European Gold Forum 2016 panel discussion, I discuss gold, mining investment, investor psychology, jurisdictional risk, and the importance of disciplined analysis in the resource sector.
I discuss why many gold miners are overpriced and why investors should focus on valuation, asset quality, costs, jurisdiction, and management rather than simply chasing leverage to gold.
In this PDAC 2016 Mining Snaps video, I discuss why India remains the temple of gold and why gold continues to play such a central role in Indian culture, savings, and family security.
In this archived Korelin Economic Report discussion, I discuss VMS Ventures and broader opportunities in junior mining and resource-sector investing.
In this discussion on Scotch and Scholars, I discuss Capitalism & Morality and explain why capitalism depends on trust, honesty, reason, self-restraint, and a moral foundation.