The Gold Exchange Podcast Monetary Metals
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- Økonomi
Welcome to The Gold Exchange, where we untangle market and policy complexity using timeless economic principles.
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Michael Gayed: Risk On or Risk Off?
Michael Gayed joins the podcast to discuss current market risks, the Yen carry trade, and why he believes some larger institutional players are considering gold.
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Jp Cortez and Jeff Deist: Pushing back on inflation
Jp Cortez of the Sound Money Defense League interviews Jeff Deist on the undeniable nature of inflation and why gold ownership and gold yield is becoming more popular.
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Is gold an inflation hedge?
Jeff Deist and Ben Nadelstein discuss narratives surrounding the merits of gold ownership. Is gold an inflation hedge, store of value, or a safe haven asset? The episode ends with questions regarding gold's monetary premium and the different types of inflation.
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Jeff Snider: Their System is Malfunctioning
Jeff Snider joins the podcast to discusses the current economic climate, highlighting the disconnect between stock market performance and underlying economic indicators. Jeff explains how he sees gold and silver regaining their monetary status and why the Eurodollar system is no longer working.
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Passive Income in Gold for Real Estate Investors
Dustin Heiner is the founder of Master Passive Income, Real Estate Wealth Builders Conference (REWBCON) and Successfully Unemployed. He is a real estate investor who was able to make enough passive income from his business to quit his job when he was 37 years old. Dustin and Dickson discuss real estate investing, the similarities with precious metals passive income, and how to think about price appreciation and income opportunities in the hard assets.
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Eric Brakey: The Free State Project
Maine State Senator Eric Brakey joins the podcast to discuss the Free State Project in New Hampshire, the sound money movement, and strategies for advancing liberty. What is the best path to liberty? What makes the free state so free? Can decentralized alternatives defeat the old incumbents?