Apologies for the double email this Sunday, but we have another Money Markets and More, in which I sit down with precious metals analyst and forecaster Ross Norman to discuss the precious, China and why he believes the forces driving the precious metals bull market are structural.
You can either watch the video above, or listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify et al.
Ross has spent decades analysing the precious metals markets and has repeatedly won the LBMA’s annual gold forecasting competition. Few people know the mechanics of the physical gold market better, which makes his perspective on what China and the world’s central banks are doing particularly interesting.
We also discuss whether gold could reach $7,000–$10,000 by the end of the decade, why Ross would favour silver with £100,000 to invest today, and his prediction that gold could once again become something people actually use as money.
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Nothing in this programme is intended as investment advice. It is an expression of opinion only. Do your own research.
And if you missed today’s thought piece, here it is:
Is the Uffington White Horse Actually a Horse? And What Is It Doing There?
Last week I walked some of Britain’s oldest path, the Ridgeway, which runs across south central England. It’s literally a ridge, and would once have been a vitally important path when the valleys on either side might have been impenetrable marsh or forest.
