NST took over SAR in Australia.. to your point Max.

very interesting! why is the report not available to plus members when the interview is? thanks

There was nothing new in this interview and nothing that Peter Schiff has not been saying for last 20 years.

A question for Max. I assume RV is data driven, you state that the current flu vaccines are 50% effective, would you care to link me to a scientific study, not narrative, that leads you to this conclusion.

Ronnie is awesome! Always balanced, thorough and entertaining!

is his fund listed?

Gold ... one of the best investments since 1971 .... (Nixon off the Gold Standard) IMO will only get better. .https://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart

Lining up for a vaccine! After you Max - let us know how it works out for you

Liked - if anything, a little bit superficial in the interview but then the report makes it Plus worthy. Thanks! About the first half of the interview: With positions aligned to these views, still I feel raising some doubts would be more useful than a lot of wishful thinking akin to the BTC community, seeking out every little sign to tell us why we're in an extremely bullish: * (hyper) inflation for sure - he didn't say this but many did * "printer goes BRR" * "the institutions are coming!" * money waiting to rotate from other assets (US-T->gold...or gold->BTC) * "price action crates price action" * "Warren Buffet buying" (Paul Tudor Jones buying) * end game: losing trust in the monetary system Luckily the second half turned out better, especially the pullback signaling/inflation metrics part was more useful. I'll take the time to read the report, hoping to find more contradictory/contrasted views in there! RV: Please bring a similarly serious Goldbär too (can be short term too)! I would love to see them stomping on gold.

Mr. Hackett is well prepared and consistent in his outlook. Mr. Wiethe continues to draw out opinions on possible trades - thanks. Since I am in the precious metals echo chamber, I agreed with most of the interview. I also agree with Mr. Stoeferle that all the QE etc. has distorted everything to some extent. There is one small point. If the distortions are not linear, the ratios will also be distorted. They might help tell the story, but they are also less reliable compared to history. Thanks again for an interesting interview. DLS

10/10 conversation - thank you, both.

I believe precious metals will prove to be a strong investment as fiat currencies continue to be printed at lightning speed. Without the MMT given to Americans in the second quarter, I think the US would be in the insolvency phase now. It is only a matter of time before the insolvency phase grips the US and the world economy. My focus is the panic when the financial markets realize the possible extent of insolvencies and governments react to these insolvencies. This is complicated by the continued pandemic and predictable non-compliant populations. The combination makes the next year dangerous and unpredictable. My bias is that everything will go down and cash will be king during the first phase. This was reinforced with Mr. Gundlach’s possible reasonable portfolio of 50% cash, 25% gold and 25% equities. It is the extent of the panic that will determine financial markets. I would like to listen to a RV interview with someone with a financial orientation discussing financial markets in past panics. What happened to markets as the panic sets in? What happened to markets as the panic continues? What happened to markets as the panic subsides? DLS

Great interview. Everything a gold bug would want to hear :) Given it takes a reasonably constant amount of energy to get an Oz of gold out of the ground, a discussion on the gold to crude oil ratio is worthwhile too.

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/worlds-gold-and-silver-coin-production/ This is importend to. All over the World People have to know. CB People are weak...

Curious to get your thoughts on how/if you think increased algo based trading could affect the speed of the overall move of some of the equities vs past bull markets?