V Questions with David Tice

Published on
September 8th, 2014
Duration
5 minutes

Up Next

Related Videos

V Questions with Michael Schneider
V Questions ·

V Questions with Michael Schneider

V Questions with Rick Rule
V Questions ·

V Questions with Rick Rule

V Questions with John Butler
V Questions ·

V Questions with John Butler

V Questions with Bernd Ondruch
V Questions ·

V Questions with Bernd Ondruch

V Questions with Bob Janjuah
V Questions ·

V Questions with Bob Janjuah

ZHMRSS: V Questions with Raoul Pal
V Questions ·

ZHMRSS: V Questions with Raoul Pal

V Questions with Diego Parrilla
V Questions ·

V Questions with Diego Parrilla

V Questions with Diego Parrilla
V Questions ·

V Questions with Diego Parrilla

V Questions with Bernd Ondruch
V Questions ·

V Questions with Bernd Ondruch

V Questions with Bob Janjuah
V Questions ·

V Questions with Bob Janjuah

V Questions with Diego Parrilla
V Questions ·

V Questions with Diego Parrilla

V Questions with Tim Price
V Questions ·

V Questions with Tim Price

V Questions with Philip Haydn-Slater
V Questions ·

V Questions with Philip Haydn-Slater

V Questions with Ronald-Peter Stoeferle
V Questions ·

V Questions with Ronald-Peter Stoeferle

V Questions with Brent Johnson
V Questions ·

V Questions with Brent Johnson

V Questions with David B. Iben
V Questions ·

V Questions with David B. Iben

V Questions with Mark Dow
V Questions ·

V Questions with Mark Dow

V Questions with Alex Gurevich
V Questions ·

V Questions with Alex Gurevich

V Questions with Gregor Macdonald
V Questions ·

V Questions with Gregor Macdonald

V Questions with Chris Bailey
V Questions ·

V Questions with Chris Bailey
16

V Questions with David Tice

V Questions ·
Featuring David Tice

Published on: September 8th, 2014 • Duration: 5 minutes

Hedge fund manager, founder of the Prudent Bear Fund and principal of David W. Tice & Associates, Inc., David Tice, answers Real Vision's V Questions.

Comments

  • EK
    Emil K.
    25 February 2016 @ 16:29
    0 0
    If you own shares you are within the financial system. If you own gold bullion you are outside of the financial system. That's the difference. GLD in the system. Shares in the system. Bullion not
  • PJ
    Paul J.
    18 September 2014 @ 18:32
    3 1
    Hi AG, The thing is stocks are paper with a notional value...just like £$ et al. Physical gold has a real value in times of true crisis.
  • AB
    Arthur B.
    11 September 2014 @ 00:52
    1 1
    I am trying to appreciate this fixation on gold; but I just don't get it. Significant positions in the shares of major companies is better.
  • AG
    Alexander G.
    10 September 2014 @ 13:36
    1 1
    The Interviewer does not answer questions fully

Chapters

  1. 00:00:30
    Greatest Opportunity
  2. 00:01:00
    10 Year Investment
  3. 00:01:26
    Next Recession and Impact
  4. 00:02:15
    Underappreciated Risk
  5. 00:03:15
    Best Lesson