The 2008 Collapse Will Continue Without More QE

September 12, 2016

by David Kranzler
Investment Research Dynamics

Craig “Turd Ferguson” Hemke invited me onto this Thursday A2A podcast show last Thursday. As usual, Turd does a great job of blending irreverent humor and truthseeking in order to flush out cutting-edge insight on the issues affecting our markets. In this episode we discuss:

The history of DeutscheBank and how this is all still relevant today
Jim Rickards and his role as a “spokesperson” for gold
The relative safety of working with different custodians and online clearing firms
The benefits of owning shares in streaming/royalty companies
And, as usual, a whole lot more

You can hear our conversation and the excellent questions asked by the members of Turdville here:

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