Poking Russia Was a Bad Idea and Now We Have To Live With the Results
Nick Barisheff: How do we get $14,000 Gold?
Palisades Gold Radio: 4-6-2022
Tom welcomes back Nick Barisheff, President and CEO of BMG, to the show. He points out that poking Russia was a bad idea and now we have to live with the results of the sanctions.
Russia now wants Rubles or gold in exchange for all their commodity exports. This was an obvious retaliation. Gold does best in stagflationary periods and we're starting to see it now.
Stocks, bonds, and real estate are all in historic bubbles and grossly overvalued. We're well past due for a major correction and such a correction will only aggravate the problems.
The Fed is cornered and has no viable way out. Gold and silver are highly manipulated so that throws off-price discovery.
Central banks lease their gold and may have leased much of it to China and Russia while still counting it on their books.
Russia and China have some official gold but many estimate they have much more in their sovereign wealth funds. Those funds don't report their holdings.
Both Russia and China want to move away from the U.S. dollar. The petro trade is responsible for upholding the dollar for the past forty years is now collapsing.
Russia's change in policy is beginning to put a floor under the price of gold. We're seeing the Ruble rapidly recover now that it has at least temporarily been tied to gold.
Russian citizens no longer have to pay taxes on gold.
Time Stamp References:
0:00 - Introduction
0:38 - Center of the Storm
3:40 - Factors boosting Gold
5:23 - Gold and Inflation
9:05 - Gold Backing Scenarios
11:22 - Rubles and Gold
12:48 - Gold Price Projections
14:15 - Dollar Devaluation Risk
15:47 - Market Cliffs
19:59 - Canada Bank Risks
22:09 - Energy Policies
23:16 - "Reset, The Great Reset"
26:45 - Supply Chain Crunch
28:53 - Fertilizer & Farming
30:48 - Diversifying Portfolios
32:07 - Gold Bar Database
35:33 - Wrap Up