Gold & Unstoppable Fiat Debasement with Dominic Frisby & Tim Price
What’s happening to gold?
Is the so-called debasement trade over? Have we just seen another FOMO driven momentum bubble hit a blowout top?
Is that it for another decade?
Of course, a bubble is a bull market that we are not involved in, and from the outside, the recent frenzy over gold is just another case of market hysteria, right? Conspiracy theories like the dollar debasement are just, well, conspiracy theories, right?
This week I invited two long standing and respected sound money advocates to share their thoughts on gold, where it came from, where it might be heading and why.
We had a great chat.
Dominic Frisby has recently published his latest book, The Secret History of Gold: Myth, Money, Politics & Power and is also the man behind the excellent Flying Frisby Substack …
Wealth manager Tim Price of Price Value Partners is also the author of Investing Through the Looking Glass, a rational guide to irrational financial markets.
We discussed why gold is valuable, why the gold price has recently been so strong and how investors should think about gold as an investment asset class in a world of government deficits, spiralling debt and uncertain geopolitics
But as ever, none of what you are about to hear is any kind of advice; hopefully, it is informative and entertaining. Please take professional advice before investing a penny in these crazy markets.
And with that, please enjoy my conversation with Dominic Frisby and Tim Price
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