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BPQE is not unbacked. QE is backed by the faith people and nations have in the US government and economy. The currency that is "printed" is backed by the treasuries it buys. Too many gold bugs preach this Peter Schiff/ Austrian bullshit. All civilizations have had debt. And it is always backed by the confidence people have in the strength of the economy and government.
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TBNotwithstanding the expected, and reasonably obvious, imminent rise in PMs I am unsure exactly how an indebted and extremely recession/depression-hit global economy with less demand bodes well for base metals & energy stocks in general, in the coming 4-6 years. Fewer players and less production has an impact but low demand & consumption also does. I'm a PM bull and I also believe the uranium price will have to rise (along with the shares of the producers) but I can't quite get my head around a 'rip your face off' rally in commodities in general against a backdrop of lower demand & consumption. Am I missing something ?
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MAGood interview - I am UK based, does anyone know a cost effective way of investing in physical gold without the hassle of storage to preserve one’s wealth from the coming £ GBP devaluation as this country goes ahead with printing billions of £s in the coming months- many thanks
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EHIncredible interview of a true legend. Do you think the extreme events occurring in markets currently could potentially pull forward his timeline of the “rip your face off” commodities rally likely several years away, including uranium?
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ISAnother "golden" piece of content (pardon the pun). Rick is surely the dorkiest, most intelligent, eloquent, and lovable figure in the precious metals/commodities space.
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RGFantastic interview thank you. Does Rick have a view on the AUD Gold price?
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WMVery good segment yet again from Rick. History repeats and this time gold will soar and miners with it. Bitcoin is a speculation, but I may buy my first small allocation in coming weeks.
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TZAm I the only one who expects the gold miners to fall significantly with the rest of the stock market? Of course we will see than rebounding gold miners like no tomorrow.
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WTDid RV say something about recommending a place to buy and store gold ? Perhaps my memory is faulty or I dreamed it . :)
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CTBitcoin (BTC) killed gold.
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aDAlways great to hear Rick Rule's measured timelines as opposed to the gold bugs where if things didn't happen then it must have been manipulated.
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OKRick rules
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JPThanks. The many years of knowledge and perspective is very helpful.
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SGI’ve been listening to Rick Rule for many years, his expertise with PM’s and miners is hard to be challenged. I would love to hear his view on silver and silver miners. Please bring him back on 🙏🏽
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NLGreat info from Rick - and very clearly explained! Really enjoyed and would like to see him again.
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SSI don’t know why anyone would want a gold or BTC standard. A totally free market in money is preferable to any enforced standard. No need for it... let the best currencies jostle and rise to the top naturally. Our predicament is that no government will ever submit to this, as government power depends entirely on the implicit threat of violence which backs their currencies (even if the currency is gold). Government has no power or relevance in a world where it has no monopoly on violence. And as long as there are masochistic statists out there, they’ll be gangs called governments effing with whatever we call money. As the state becomes more monstrous, I’m arbitraging vestigial freedoms via BTC, gold and other hard assets, but hoping for a day when Wealth preservation & investing are again something other than front running the gang with the most guns.
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CBAs always, clear and well articulated views by Rick Rule. Thanks RV and Rick.
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MTWhen Rick Rule speaks, I listen.
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RDRV editor: please leave the charts up for a longer duration
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OSI would be interested in more comment on gold confiscation.
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TTExcellent interview. I am in the camp that gold and gold miners will do well going forward. My question is timing of this as it relates to Raoul’s thesis of an upcoming deflationary environment. Which comes first?
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SWIf past is prologue bull markets are the authors of bear markets and bear markets are the authors of bull markets and I like to invest in when propositions not if propositions! ;) RR is the bomb. I've memorized his talking points.
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TSFantastic.
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OSI always learn so much from Rick's input. Thanks Rick and RV.
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mBThis guy is awesome! Happy I’m a shareholder. Excited for the massive rally in Gold!
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NAThank you for this enlightening interview. By the way, Raoul mentioned in a video not long ago that RV was about to partner up with a bullion dealer in order to make acquisitions of physical gold simpler for its subscribers? Is there any progress on that?
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IHGreat interview. Would love to see Ross Beaty from EQX on here.
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JDExceptional commentary and insight. Please get Rick back again soon!
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SSAwesome interview! Rick is brilliant.
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ATGreat interview :) RV: you cover gold, you cover bitcoin, you cover oil, you cover even uranium, but you never cover silver (at least since I'm subscribed). As Rick Rule said, you need to be a contrarian, or you become a victim! :)
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PB12 Billion Fund...Holy shit
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JARick's a legend. Always enjoy his commentary.
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JEOne of the best, excellent.
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JBThe only way back to a gold standard is through bitcoin. For gold to be effective in commerce it needs government trust to not take away the peg and they have done that many times in history. Bitcoin is a bottom-up gold standard in the sense it requires no trust on governments behalf to maintain the peg. That's if they would ever go back to sound money and bitcoin is not a currency at least not yet until it stabilises its volatility which could take 20 years
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dgjust sold my sprott stock today lol...up 50% in that trade, and upon correction I'll be back!
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SHIt's really interesting the way he described the flow of liquidity during a gold bull market. I see a lot of similarities between that and how liquidity has flown in crypto during its bull markets; particularly If you look at the last halving event. By in large, Bitcoin led the market along with other larger more well known projects that had fiat on ramps (i.e. typically more liquidity), then as the market progressed you started to see liquidity flow into medium, then small cap projects. It seemed as though the investors that made profits in BTC and other large cap coins early in the cycle moved that liquidity to medium/small caps and pumped those prices up (outside of just the ICO's). What's clear evidence of that is when you look at the Bitcoin dominance throughout the market cycle. Also looking at price action, BTC hit its ATH in mid-December 2017, whereas most alt coins peaked around mid-Jan 2018 (a full month later which is like 12 months in other markets lol). Similarly the lower cap coins where the ones that moved the most % in the shortest period of time, just as he described with the small cap gold miners. I assumed this was the case because there was still a serious lack of infrastructure during the last crypto bull market which meant capital had to flow in and out of the market through the same channels. Is this similarity just with gold or is there some well established known market dynamics with regards to the flow of liquidity during market cycles?
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MOrick the ruler!!
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jeExcellent. So well spoken and articulate in expressing his views and the rationale behind them.
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JWSuch a privilege to benefit from Rick’s extensive experience and insights,
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WWGreat interview - laid out the bullish tailwinds for bullion and gold stocks, but realistic in terms of the role gold will play moving forward in an uncertain future.
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bmThat music is horrendous.
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OMRR is a legend!
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PCGreat interview. Plenty to listen to, digest and action if desired. I may have to top up my physical...
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PGGreat video; full of useful info and very well articulated and structured. Thumbs up for Rick Rule!
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BDGreat interview with Rick Rule. Really enjoyed the way Rick explained how capital flows act during bear and bull markets. Hope to have him on again on RV to explain more of his thoughts and his ideas.
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SGRick tells it like it is... great to hear the clear, concise thoughts of someone who knows what he is talking about. Thanks Rick!
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NMFantastic video as always, keep up the great work Rick!
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PBRick Rule is THE man in the resource sector! Thanks a lot!
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