The Gold Exchange Podcast Monetary Metals
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Welcome to The Gold Exchange, where we untangle market and policy complexity using timeless economic principles.
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Bryan Caplan: Why Housing Prices Keep Increasing
Best-selling author and economist Bryan Caplan joins the podcast to discuss why housing prices continue to rise, what we can do about it, and why everyone seems to hate markets.
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Jeff Deist: What is good money?
What is the difference between good money and bad money? Is there a spectrum of moneyness? Is political money worse than commodity money? Jeff Deist and Ben Nadelstein discuss the Quantity Theory of Money, hoarding money as an economic good, and Say's Law.
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Bob Elliott: Why the Market Hasn't Crashed Yet
Bob Elliott of Unlimited Funds joins the podcast to discuss the importance of diversification in investment portfolios, gold as a contra currency, and the role of the Federal Reserve in the modern economy.
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What is Good Debt?
As total outstanding debt balloons the question arises: are all acts of modern debt and credit creation bad? What is the function of a true intermediary in today's modern economy? Jeff Deist and Ben Nadelstein discuss how financial institutions like Monetary Metals and life insurance companies act as true financial intermediaries.
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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.
Customer Reviews
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Excellent podcast on finance, economics and money.
Great show!
Keith, host of the podcast, highlights all aspects of the precious metals market and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!
Excellent Analysis
In an industry that is often derided as being populated by hucksters and conspiracy theorists, Keith and his team are a breath of fresh air. Keith’s economic analysis and way of thinking are underrepresented in the marketplace of ideas, and (while I was not one of those requesting it) I’m certainly glad for the opportunity to subscribe to this podcast.