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Lee Tunstall's avatar

Just bought 2 of your Gold books for my eldest boys for Christmas. If they can have a better understanding of value at their young age Im sure it will be 35 quid well spent👍🏻

Brett Trevalyan's avatar

Yes. Just done exactly the same thing!

Dominic Frisby's avatar

Many thanks, Lee

Rory's avatar

Another entertaining interview, cheers

Terry's avatar

Great piece. Agree w your points but wrt challenges of gold as a medium of exchange what are your thoughts about tokenized gold (e.g. XAUT)? This would seem to offer interesting possibilities in the future??

Terry

Dominic Frisby's avatar

With tokenised gold, gold loses it’s nobody else’s liability status

Scott's avatar

The video is out of sync?

Scott's avatar

It's not just money supply growth (M1, M2, QE) that affects inflation but also the money velocity (average number of times a unit of currency is spent on final goods and services in a given period). During first covid lockdown when money was being printed like no tomorrow inflation did not go up. It was only when lockdowns ended and people went out and spent that money did inflation rocket. There was a clear lag which shows you need both increased supply and velocity. The other difference with this was usually when money is printed the Government are the ones spending it so does not affect normal inflation (too much) until it filters through to us. But with Covid spending the Govt was borrowing money to give directly to ordinary people.