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Dear friends of sound money, we' ve released another interesting podcast show with Dominic Frisby of the GoldMoney Foundation. This time he interviews Jonathan Davis about what makes a successful investor. Enjoy!
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, interviews Jonathan Davis, of In...
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, interviews Jonathan Davis, of Independent Investor, about what makes a successful investor.
They talk about Warren Buffet, Jim Rogers and John Templeton and how they look for opportunities and a correct risk-reward ratio to justify an investment.
Jonathan also talks about the importance of temperament and building a method that works for you as an investor, rather than trying to find a one-size-fits-all method. For example they comment on how Templeton's performance improved when he started working from a beach house in the Bahamas, without access to real time information.
Jonathan and Dominic comment on the present situation and the worries of the debt crisis, especially the dangers of the bond market.
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, interviews Jonathan Davis, of In...
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, interviews Jonathan Davis, of Independent Investor, about what makes a successful investor.
They talk about Warren Buffet, Jim Rogers and John Templeton and how they look for opportunities and a correct risk-reward ratio to justify an investment.
Jonathan also talks about the importance of temperament and building a method that works for you as an investor, rather than trying to find a one-size-fits-all method. For example they comment on how Templeton's performance improved when he started working from a beach house in the Bahamas, without access to real time information.
Jonathan and Dominic comment on the present situation and the worries of the debt crisis, especially the dangers of the bond market.
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Dear friends of sound money, we've released a new podcast with Dominic Frisby and Tim Price of Moneyweek. They talk about managing wealth in treacherous times. Enjoy!
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Tim Price, of Moneyweek, and Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, tal...
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Tim Price, of Moneyweek, and Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, talk about the unprecedented banking and debt crisis. Tim explains that their main objective at present is capital preservation.
They discuss the extraordinary situation of the US Treasury market, which are deemed a safe haven despite representing a debt burden which, according to Tim, will never be repaid. However he explains that such dire situations can last a long time as history has shown in the case of the Roman or Soviet Empires.
They talk about Reinhart and Rogoff's well known 2008 study of banking crisis "This Time is Different" and how it shows that government debt on average rises by 90% after a banking crisis. Other symptoms include a prolonged stock bear market and rising unemployment.
Tim talks about how monetary stimulus does not create wealth and distorts equity markets, commodity markets and the economy in general.
They also talk about the importance of gold for wealth preservation, especially as protection from currency devaluation. Buying gold is one of the few ways to be insured against runaway inflation and extraordinary monetary policy.
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Tim Price, of Moneyweek, and Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, tal...
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Tim Price, of Moneyweek, and Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, talk about the unprecedented banking and debt crisis. Tim explains that their main objective at present is capital preservation.
They discuss the extraordinary situation of the US Treasury market, which are deemed a safe haven despite representing a debt burden which, according to Tim, will never be repaid. However he explains that such dire situations can last a long time as history has shown in the case of the Roman or Soviet Empires.
They talk about Reinhart and Rogoff's well known 2008 study of banking crisis "This Time is Different" and how it shows that government debt on average rises by 90% after a banking crisis. Other symptoms include a prolonged stock bear market and rising unemployment.
Tim talks about how monetary stimulus does not create wealth and distorts equity markets, commodity markets and the economy in general.
They also talk about the importance of gold for wealth preservation, especially as protection from currency devaluation. Buying gold is one of the few ways to be insured against runaway inflation and extraordinary monetary policy.
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Dear fans of sound money, we've just released an interview Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, had with Andy Duncan of thegodthatfailed.org. They discuss the top-10 most important Austrian Economics books out there. Must watch interview! Enjoy.
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Andy Duncan, of The God that Failed, talks to Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMone...
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Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. Andy Duncan, of The God that Failed, talks to Dominic Frisby, of the GoldMoney Foundation, about Austrian Economics and which are the best and most accessible books for beginners.
Andy explains his intellectual evolution from Labour party activist to a defender of the austrian school. He explains how Hayek's The Road to Serfdom and Rand's Atlas Shrugged played in part in making him question his socialist beliefs. He dived into Ludwig von Mises' Human Action which really helped to change his mind and convince him to read more. Mises.org allowed him to continue to read more: Rothbard, Jesús Huerta de Soto, Hazlitt, etc.
He feels the need to educate those who he still hears defending the same ideas that he held a decade ago.
They talk about a number of introductory books, starting with Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson, Callahan's Economics for Real People, Rothbard's The Mystery of Banking and What Has The Government Done to Our Money.
They go on to talk about the Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle and how it explains ABCT and how it is explained in simple terms in Thomas Woods' Meltdown.
Andy summarizes the ideas of Hayek's The Road to Serfdom and Mises' Socialism, and in particular the Economic Calculation problem.
He talks about the important and daunting task that Mises' Human Action accomplishes and why it is a book worth studying, then Rothbard's Man Economy and The State and how it builds on Mises' work. Finally they discuss Jesús Huerta de Soto's excellent Money, Bank Credit and Economic Cycles and how it explains the history of fractional reserve banking, central banking and fiat money.
As a bonus he mentions some unmissable fiction books: Time Will Run Back by Henry Hazlitt, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Heinlein, Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand and 1984 by George Orwell.
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Powerful vids, very inspirational, keep up to superb work my friend, please sub back
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There is great hope for a much better future if we change the system. Our ancestors were living in caves and starving.
no one gives a shit no one cares shit a couple grand would help us alot but no one gives a dam
it makes me sick after twenty one years we are going to be homeless
i am 45 and my children are 24 and 19 and 16
the whole dam system is corrupt they should take all the people in the world that make less
than 30 grand a year and just put them to sleep like dogs
then the worlds population would be 2 billion and those with money can be happy