The Case for Gold The strategic case for gold has commonly revolved around its long history as a store of value. Since it was first discovered, humans have been drawn to the yellow metal since despite its inability to pay any dividend or provide ownership in any productive output. From an investment perspective, gold has Read more about The Case for Risk Managed Gold[…]
In his recent Letter to Investors, Paul Tudor Jones starts to sound the alarm on recent Fed actions and the likely outcome they’ll have. (Perhaps) most notably (although not surprisingly) he sees this as a bullish scenario for gold and bitcoin. Read the full letter below: May 2020 BVI Letter – Macro… by CoinDesk on Read more about Paul Tudor Jones’ May 2020 Letter to Investors[…]
The investment case for gold has gained more interest recently with the proliferation of negative rates, geopolitical uncertainty and an unprecedented increase in fiscal and monetary stimulus from global central banks. Gold has a respectable long-term track record as an asset class but it is not with periods of high volatility and large drawdowns. We Read more about A Better Way to Invest in Gold?[…]
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