I’ve followed Dominic’s work for years, and it’s been fascinating watching ideas once dismissed as fringe slowly move closer to the center of the conversation as debt expands, currencies weaken, and trust in financial systems grows thinner. Every era seems convinced it has transcended the older monetary lessons … until reality reintroduces them. The phrase “gold still matters a lot” coming from establishment financial circles feels like a small crack appearing in a very old wall.
Thank goodness it was not on the front cover, that's usually a signal that we are at the top or bottom.
Congratulations for being mentioned in the Economist, and cautiously positive so.
I hope this seminal sentence "Gold still matters" doesn't turn out to be a top signal.
I’ve followed Dominic’s work for years, and it’s been fascinating watching ideas once dismissed as fringe slowly move closer to the center of the conversation as debt expands, currencies weaken, and trust in financial systems grows thinner. Every era seems convinced it has transcended the older monetary lessons … until reality reintroduces them. The phrase “gold still matters a lot” coming from establishment financial circles feels like a small crack appearing in a very old wall.
Looking forward to reading the book.