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Interview mit Claudio Grass – Corona und die Auswirkungen auf die Wirtschaft

Interview mit Claudio Grass - Corona und die Auswirkungen auf die Wirtschaft #bitcoin #update #corona Interviewpartner Claudio Grass https://claudiograss.ch/ Link des Tages ***************** alle Links des Tages sind auf folgender Seite zu finden: https://cryptowelt.ch/linksammlung/ mehr Infos unter: http://www.cryptowelt.ch/ Willst du den Kanal unterstützen? ********************************* https://cryptowelt.ch/plattformen/ Support Cryptowelt...

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Interview mit Claudio Grass – Corona und die Auswirkungen auf die Wirtschaft

Interview mit Claudio Grass - Corona und die Auswirkungen auf die Wirtschaft #bitcoin #update #corona Interviewpartner Claudio Grass https://claudiograss.ch/ Link des Tages ***************** alle Links des Tages sind auf folgender Seite zu finden: https://cryptowelt.ch/linksammlung/ mehr Infos unter: http://www.cryptowelt.ch/ Willst du den Kanal unterstützen? ********************************* https://cryptowelt.ch/plattformen/ Support Cryptowelt...

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Is gold still a safe haven?

There have been moments in recent months when many gold owners, myself included, have asked themselves whether gold might have lost its safe haven status, at least in the western world. Was it enough for two generations, who grew up in a paper money system, to forget the history and the 5000-year-old status of gold as real money?  And yet, just as these doubts began to arise, reality struck back and decisively dispersed them. A few hours prior to writing this, a surprising number...

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Gold-Update from Switzerland

Dear all,  There are more and more indications that the physical gold market is running at its limit. The Canadian Mint will not supply Maple Leaf coins for at least the next 3 months, various large refineries are under pressure, while traders are barely keeping up with the order flow. We do not know how the supply will develop in the future. With closed borders, a massive reduction in international transport capacity, slashed work hours and severe operational cuts, I see a real...

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A crisis is a terrible thing to waste – Part II

“Trust the state. Do what they say. They’ve never lied to us before, have they?” – Daniel McAdams, Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity Central bankers are washing their hands too Looking at the carnage that stock markets have suffered, it’s not surprising to see central banks jumping in to save the day. It’s even less surprising to see them all deploy the very same remedies that have long stopped working, only in astronomically higher doses. Of course, rate cutting and...

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A crisis is a terrible thing to waste – Part I

“You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that, it’s an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before.” -Rahm Emanuel, Barack Obama’s Chief of Staff from 2009 to 2010. Only a couple of weeks ago, if anyone told you that your entire country would be basically shutting down, that events and public gatherings would be outlawed, that you’d be looking at empty shelves in your local supermarket and that the global stock market would be on the brink...

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Media hysteria: Lessons from Brexit for citizens and for investors

The coronavirus epidemic has instilled real terror in the hearts of many investors, triggering a rude awaking to the actual state of the economy and panic unseen since 2008. This fear, that has spread among investors as it has among the general public, has been largely fueled by the coverage of the threat. Mainstream media, having themselves been threatened with extinction over the last decade, due to rising public mistrust, irrelevance in the age of the Internet and social media,...

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Silver and Platinum: buying opportunities gone unnoticed

Gold has been making headlines in recent days, as its price skyrocketed close to $1,700, a rise that most analysts have attributed to the spread of the coronavirus. The fears over its economic impact have sent global stock markets tumbling and, as is usually and reliably the case, panicked investors rushed to the safe haven of gold, en masse, cause a surge in demand. While the spike is indeed noteworthy and while it does, once again, confirm the fact that gold remains a dependable...

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Modern Monetary Theory is an old Marxist Idea

There is nothing new under the sun Modern Monetary Theory, or “MMT”, has been getting a lot of attention lately, often celebrated as a revolutionary breakthrough. However, there is absolutely nothing new about it. The very basis of the theory, the idea that governments can finance their expenditures themselves and therefore deficits don’t matter, actually goes back to the Polish Marxist economist, Michael Kalecki (1899 – 1970).  MMT as a centralisation tool  MMT says that...

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