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Goldwise #22 The Silver Market Has a Seat Shortage
What happens when too many claims collide with limited supply.
Oct 2
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #21 The Slow Death of Money
From hyperinflation at the extremes to the quieter erosion of sterling and the dollar, purchasing power keeps moving in one direction.
Sep 25
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #20 Bring the Gold Home
Europe’s central banks are reconsidering where their ultimate reserve asset should sit.
Sep 18
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #19 De-Dollarisation in Motion
Washington is fighting across military, energy and financial fronts. The cost is beginning to appear where it matters most.
Sep 11
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #18 The Ounces Between Gold and Silver
How movements in one of the oldest ratios in finance can potentially turn the same capital into more gold.
Sep 4
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #17 Japan and the End of Easy Money
Rising Japanese yields are pulling at the cheap capital that flowed through global markets for decades.
Aug 28
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #16 The Dollar’s Long Goodbye
Gold needs no dollar collapse, only a world that trusts American promises a little less.
Aug 21
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #15 Gold Never Changed. Everything Around It Did.
Technology has transformed the way we buy, store and trade gold. Ownership remains the part investors value most.
Aug 14
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Matt Oliver
14
Goldwise #14 The Metal Behind the Missile
Modern warfare is fought on the battlefield, but it is won in the factory. Gold and silver reveal why.
Aug 7
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Matt Oliver
13
Goldwise #13 The Weight of the Digital Economy
The market is focused on who will build the future. It is paying far less attention to what the future will be built from.
Jul 31
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Matt Oliver
14
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Goldwise #12 When the Price Stops Telling the Story
Silver's recent sell-off suggested demand was fading. China's behaviour suggests something very different.
Jul 10
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Matt Oliver
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Goldwise #11 Another Prime Minister Falls
Governments can rewrite Budgets and replace Prime Ministers. They cannot negotiate with the bond market.
Jul 3
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Matt Oliver
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