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Kerry Lutz welcomes Bob Hoye for a deep dive into the shift from a massive financial bubble toward a possible global depression. They explore gold's rising real price and the strength of the gold mining sector, especially junior miners like Kosigo Resources, which is gaining traction ahead of its Colombia drilling. Bob draws historical parallels to past crises and examines how a strong U.S. dollar strains global debt. The conversation also touches on Bitcoin's potential role in managing U.S. debt, seasonal market patterns, and the growing need for a global debt reset. Find Bob's Charts here: https://chartsandmarkets.com/junior-golds Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe Kerry's New Book "The World According to Martin Armstrong" is now a #1 Best Seller on Amazon. Over 1,600 copies sold in the first  two weeks—no discounts, just raw truth. Order it here: https://amzn.to/4kuC5p5

Kerry Lutz and Bob Hoye discuss Canada's shifting political and economic landscape under the new prime minister's globalist policies, with a focus on impacts to Alberta's oil industry and rising tariffs. They explore market-driven solutions for education and culture, the risks of the current “everything bubble,” and the potential for gold mining success amid economic downturns. The conversation covers junior gold stocks, AI skepticism, climate intervention, and political tensions in Alberta and Saskatchewan. They close with support for Pierre Polyev and investment tips for the gold sector. Find Bob's charts here:  https://chartsandmarkets.com/junior-golds Find Kerry here: https://www.financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe/

The meeting focused on the historical context of gold prices, with Bob Hoye discussing the influence of past financial bubbles on the market and emphasizing that the strength of the U.S. dollar is often overstated. He anticipates a rise in the real price of gold, which would be advantageous for gold miners, and suggests investment strategies that include three to four-year good-grade corporate bonds as a safer choice in light of potential market volatility. Hoye also highlighted a selection of promising junior gold stocks, indicating their potential for substantial gains in an upward-trending market. Find Bob's charts here:  Charts and Markets -Jr. Gold Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe

Kerry Lutz and Bob Hoye discussed the current state of the gold market and its investment potential, exploring the impact of inflation, mining costs, and the real price of gold on the profitability of gold mining companies. They expressed optimism about the performance of gold stocks relative to the S&P in the near future, particularly in the context of a potentially challenging economic environment. Another speaker discussed the potential entry of new players in the equity fund market into gold stocks, emphasizing the attractiveness of junior exploration bets. The speakers also analyzed the potential repercussions of debt on the global economy and the implications of Fed cuts, emphasizing the importance of liquidity in investment portfolios. They offered valuable advice on corporate bond investments and shared insights on the seasonal trends of the stock market, providing a comprehensive overview of key considerations for investors in navigating the current financial landscape.   Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

In this insightful interview, Bob Hoye joined Kerry Lutz to explore the burgeoning opportunities in the gold sector, particularly focusing on a promising small cap gold mining company in Colombia. This company, boasting a 20-kilometer-long main reef rich in gold, epitomizes the potential growth Hoye and Lutz foresee in the gold market. The discussion pivoted around the belief that gold stocks are set to outperform the S&P in the coming years, underpinned by the sector's strong growth prospects. Delving into the broader financial landscape, Hoye and Lutz dissected the anatomy of a financial bubble, aligning their analysis with current market conditions. They highlighted crucial indicators like the strengthening of the senior currency and the rise in real long interest rates, providing a roadmap for navigating from boom to bust phases in the market. This part of the conversation was particularly enlightening as it offered a pragmatic approach to understanding market dynamics. A significant portion of the discussion was dedicated to the historical and potential future performance of gold stocks, especially during periods of post-bubble deflation. The speakers drew on the example of Homestake, a gold mining company, to illustrate how gold stocks have historically fared during challenging economic times. This case study underscored their optimism about gold's enduring profitability and growth potential. If you want Bob's list of Junior Gold Miners write at kl@kerrylutz and put Bob's Stocks in the subject line.   

Economic historian extraordinaire is with us today to explain the credit bust, where it's heading, where we're going, and put it in historical perspective as well. As Bob explains, this credit/economic bust is just like all the others, only potentially much worse. This is great news for the US Dollar and eventually gold. But it's bad news for tech stocks and the rest of the economy. Bob believes that this ultimate credit bust will lead the world to head back to a gold stand and that's a good thing. Gone will be the days of financial engineering by the world's inept conflicted and compromised central bankers. Sound money is just a digital printing press away.  Visit FSN and subscribe to our newsletter: https:/financialsurvivalnetwork.com  

Summary: The shifting markets have caused many to closely evaluate their portfolio strategies for the year. Why should you keep buying mining stocks? Economic historian Bob Hoye appears in this episode to discuss the potential in the mining sector in light of a study evaluating the gold divided by commodity index and declining mining costs. Bob emphasizes that, with a bear market, it's best to clear out declining stocks and wait for opportunities to come—and it looks like there are great opportunities ahead for gold. Tune in for more valuable insight.  Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Charts and Markets

Bob Hoye is a trained geologist, successful resource investor and economic historian. In this interview, Bob shares why historical precedent suggests gold miners will become dramatically more profitable over the upcoming years. He points out that the Gold/CRB index clearly shows that the input costs for miners are decreasing relative to the gold price. Thus, even if there is not a nominal rise in the gold price, the miners will see a substantial increase in profitability. Bob believes we are beginning to see a gold stock bull market similar to what occurred after the September 1929 deflationary crash in stocks and bonds. MSE listeners can receive 25% off a subscription to Bob's service. Just mention you heard Bob on MSE. MSE has no business relationship with Bob Hoye. Bob Hoye's website: https://chartsandmarkets.com/ Bob's most-recent article: https://www.miningstockeducation.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/230209-GOLD-BOB-HOYE-Feb-9th-2023.pdf Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in and/or be compensated by some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

Mike on the Prime Minister's delusion that Canada's healthcare system is the envy of the world. The stock and bond market bubble has burst - Bob Hoye tells us what history says is coming next. Plus the Better Business Bureau on scams that target you. The Fed's off book hiring explosion in the goofy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Hoye and Patrick Highsmith return as guests this week and your host Jay Taylor will talk about a company that could become the next huge intrusive gold discovery akin to the evolving 30+ million oz. Snowline Gold Corp. Those of us who have been investing in gold exploration shares have been depressed by the performance of gold and gold shares. Bob Hoye says the bear market in gold exploration stocks is about to end. It has something to do with the credit cycle as well as the “real price of gold.” Bob will explain his thesis which is credible given his track record of several decades. Patrick Highsmith's Timberline Resources seems to be onto a high-grade Carlin-style gold discovery in Nevada. Although few investors care at all now about gold exploration stocks, ignoring Timberline Resources may be a mistake given its miniscule market cap relative to potential gains given the scale of gold exploration targets and massive scale of geological structures hosting gold mineralization.

Bob Hoye and Patrick Highsmith return as guests this week and your host Jay Taylor will talk about a company that could become the next huge intrusive gold discovery akin to the evolving 30+ million oz. Snowline Gold Corp. Those of us who have been investing in gold exploration shares have been depressed by the performance of gold and gold shares. Bob Hoye says the bear market in gold exploration stocks is about to end. It has something to do with the credit cycle as well as the “real price of gold.” Bob will explain his thesis which is credible given his track record of several decades. Patrick Highsmith's Timberline Resources seems to be onto a high-grade Carlin-style gold discovery in Nevada. Although few investors care at all now about gold exploration stocks, ignoring Timberline Resources may be a mistake given its miniscule market cap relative to potential gains given the scale of gold exploration targets and massive scale of geological structures hosting gold mineralization.

Summary: We're in a post bubble contraction, and Bob Hoye comes on the show to break this down for us. Bob specifically studies financial bubbles, and notes a few features that are indicative of these bubbles—such as the decline of real long interest rates. Furthermore, we talk about gold stocks in relation to the bubble, and Bob shares some information about what to expect in the near future. Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Charts and Markets

Summary: With the dollar going higher and precious metals going lower, the markets are crazy. Here to analyze this is Bob Hoye, who uses historical trends in financial markets to evaluate what is happening in the contemporary economy. The current patterns within precious metals and interest rates are indicative of a great financial bubble. Tune in to hear Bob's perspective, and data driven predictions on what's to come. Highlights: -The markets are crazy; the dollar is going higher and precious metals are going lower -Bob has looked at extensive history on financial markets, and over time we've seen patterns with financial bubbles -With the conclusion of a great bubble, copper's real price goes up and gold's real price goes down -In July 2020, the precious metals sector got completely overbought -In a financial bubble, gold deflated goes down; then it stabilizes and goes up -Bob has been specifically looking at the rise of gold's real price in relation to the CPI -If you're in the mining business, get out of base metals and into the gold business -Gold, base metals, and real long interest rates have done what they are supposed to—indicating that the bubble is over -The Fed has tried to inflate in previous crashes -The dollar is going to keep going up -In China, base metal mining and gold mining have soared -High prices for metals build capacity Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Charts and Markets

Bob Hoye is a trained geologist, successful resource investor and economic historian. In this interview, Bob shares his research regarding why the gold price is deeply oversold relative to commodities as measured by the CRB index. Gold/CRB has registered downside capitulations and suggests a trend change. This change, Bob says, may occur within the next weeks or few months and could result in the multi-year gold bull market he has been teaching about for years. Bob has always said the gold bull market occurs after a deflationary crash in stocks/bonds which he sees as occurring right now. Bob Hoye's website: https://chartsandmarkets.com/ Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in and/or be compensated by some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

Summary: The Ukraine/Russia circumstances are having a large impact on the markets, and I have Bob Hoye on the show to give historical insight on why this is happening and what we can expect in the near future. When we look at the past, these sort of uprisings have taken a long time to resolve diplomatically, and the pain of the recession will be the only factor that drives Putin to make some sort of change. Tune in for more insight on what's to come. Highlights: -Hoye comes on the show to give a historical perspective on what the Ukraine/Russia circumstance is doing to markets -When you look at previous uprisings in the former Soviet Union (near the mid 1900s), diplomatic solutions have taken very long to arrive at -Pain felt by the effects of a recession would cause Putin to make a change -Putin contends that the greatest catastrophe of the 20th century was the breakup of the Soviet Union -Speculation in the political markets has become unusually reckless -It seems that governments don't always learn the lessons that history provides -The financial catastrophe in Russia has earned a recession—the federal reserve is supposed to prevent this, but this theory doesn't necessarily work Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Charts and Markets

The Truckers' Convoy could have helped bridge some divisions instead it exacerbated them. Top analyst, Bob Hoye warns that the financial system is on precarious grounds...protect yourself accordingly. Mike dips into the world of celebrity form both the shocking stat and astounding quote of the week. Plus Ozzie on one hot real estate market that few are talking about - and an IOC goofy.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Summary: I sit down with Bob Hoye, one of the world's leading economic historians, to discuss the current financial situation—especially with regard to the rise in commodities. These are trends that we've seen many times historically, and the percent gains for big cap sectors have been extraordinary. The future of gold looks promising as the markets continue to shift. Tune in for more great insight about what's to come. Highlights: -The Federal Reserves and other central banks are probably the most aggressive they've ever been. We're in a financial bubble that has experienced a boom in commodities -Cobalt and Lithium are reaching new highs, as well as certain meats -It's been a selective, rotational market in terms of commodities -The rise in commodities is partly attributed to the rise in business activity -The boom in 2008 and 2011 for commodities was the biggest in 100 years -The percent gains for big cap sectors have been extraordinary -For the price of gold to go up, there would need to be a financial contraction -Gold stocks don't just go up for a few years; they out-perform the S&P -At the top of the political and financial markets, there is a lot of misguided thinking -Cryptocurrency hasn't been stopped because leaders haven't seen them as a threat, and are probably using them to their advantage -The future for the gold sector once it turns is very good -Markets will change, but people don't Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Charts and Markets Financial Deflation Coming Soon with Bob Hoye Markets, Uranium – Ross Clark. Fed, Battery Metals – John Rubino. Banks, Jets – Bob Hoye.

Summary: Ever since the election, the 1970s type of inflation has come into full swing, and Hoye has observed that the big game in the financial markets is inflation and financial assets. Hoye has looked at the history of these financial bubbles and the patterns that accompany them to determine what we can expect out of the current circumstances Highlights: -Since the election, the 1970s type of inflation has come into play -In the financial markets, Hoye has observed that the big game is inflation and financial assets -In a history of interest rates, you've never had anything trade negative on a nominal basis -People are saying tangible assets are going forward, but Hoye thinks this is improbable -Following every great financial bubble, there is a pattern -The fed was unaware in the dangers of the great financial bubble—once it's over, most prices have deflated -The rise in commodity prices is associated with the increase in business activity you get at the final stages of a business mania -Rising real rates will be part of the post-bubble world -Copper is declining, gold's real prices is declining, interest rates are declining, and the dollar is prepared to rally -These items are doing what they've done at the climax of previous bubbles Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Charts and Markets  

Is 2021 the end of the financial bubble, will it complete shortly? The bubble usually happens 9-10 years after a commodity super-cycle bubble. Previous great financial manias peaked in May or June. In January margin debt growth hit a peak that put the market peak in May. Lumber peaked in June. The US Dollar turned up and built a base during 6 months once it crossed 91 on the DXY. This week it passed 93 and the uptrend is in tact. Which confirms the financial contract that's coming soon. Gold to silver ratio has recently gone up, sign of a contraction.  Now we're seeing the market twilight coming in August. Crypto market gains have been amazing. The party in financial assets is over and here comes the deflation.  Gold and the US Dollar will both go up. Financial crisis coming, metals up stocks down. As early as November. Multi-year bull market in precious metals. Credit meltdown coming. Get your credit now. The supply chain disruption is the result of the bubble, not a certain widespread illness. What is really going on is the final upthrust of business activity that's triggering shortages prior to the financial crisis. 

Is 2021 the end of the financial bubble, will it complete shortly? The bubble usually happens 9-10 years after a commodity super-cycle bubble. Previous great financial manias peaked in May or June. In January margin debt growth hit a peak that put the market peak in May. Lumber peaked in June. The US Dollar turned up and built a base during 6 months once it crossed 91 on the DXY. This week it passed 93 and the uptrend is in tact. Which confirms the financial contract that's coming soon. Gold to silver ratio has recently gone up, sign of a contraction.  Now we're seeing the market twilight coming in August. Crypto market gains have been amazing. The party in financial assets is over and here comes the deflation.  Gold and the US Dollar will both go up. Financial crisis coming, metals up stocks down. As early as November. Multi-year bull market in precious metals. Credit meltdown coming. Get your credit now. The supply chain disruption is the result of the bubble, not a certain widespread illness. What is really going on is the final upthrust of business activity that's triggering shortages prior to the financial crisis. 

It's the #1 election issue for Canadians but that doesn't mean it will be covered. Don't miss Bob Hoye incredibly important warning about what's going to happen to gold, stock and the dollar in the fall. Climate activists will be shocked by this week's stat - plus the quote of the year in politics and a goofy that will infuriate some people - and they deserve it.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jordan was unfazed by the recent decline in gold. He was looking for a pullback, although not to the extent of the recent decline. Silver had been leading but failed to breakout which was a sign of a decline. Jordan says we've been building a bullish cup and handle pattern and it continues unabated. It's still in a super-bullish trend that will take time to build. How much longer is anyone's guess. Jordan thinks we're at least half way through this consolidation. It's very frustrating because gold didn't hold near its high. The recent decline defies comparison to other historic declines. Could this be a repeat of March 2020? Bob Hoye nailed the decline.  At least precious metals haven't been slammed like cryptos with an over 50 percent decline from recent highs. It was reminiscent of the dot com bust. Bitcoin could be dead money for several years. People are going to realize cryptos are not a replacement for precious metals. Bitcoin has performed the best when the stock market has trended much higher. Bitcoin has been lagging gold through several cycles. 

Jordan was unfazed by the recent decline in gold. He was looking for a pullback, although not to the extent of the recent decline. Silver had been leading but failed to breakout which was a sign of a decline. Jordan says we've been building a bullish cup and handle pattern and it continues unabated. It's still in a super-bullish trend that will take time to build. How much longer is anyone's guess. Jordan thinks we're at least half way through this consolidation. It's very frustrating because gold didn't hold near its high. The recent decline defies comparison to other historic declines. Could this be a repeat of March 2020? Bob Hoye nailed the decline.  At least precious metals haven't been slammed like cryptos with an over 50 percent decline from recent highs. It was reminiscent of the dot com bust. Bitcoin could be dead money for several years. People are going to realize cryptos are not a replacement for precious metals. Bitcoin has performed the best when the stock market has trended much higher. Bitcoin has been lagging gold through several cycles. 

There’s something spectacular taking in the crypto space. Bob believes that behind the scenes a gold-backed crypto that will become the global reserve currency. Goldman has now come up with a crypto trading desk. This is a repeat of Goldman’s 1929 fund that was set up to invest in trusts. This is typical of a bubble coming to the end. Gamestop was just another step in the bubble markets. In November we saw margin debt hit a cycle high. The collapse or decline usually happens 6 months later. And here we are. New highs in copper will lead to major declines in prices. It’s RSI is matching 2007-08. Time to bail? Corn likewise is also hitting another peak. Bob says we’re in the super-cycle for financial assets. Once the financial mania is over, everything deflates or at least it has for the past 5 cycles. Dollar shorts are going to get burnt as usual. Most debts are made in dollars and must be paid back in dollars. 

There’s something spectacular taking in the crypto space. Bob believes that behind the scenes a gold-backed crypto that will become the global reserve currency. Goldman has now come up with a crypto trading desk. This is a repeat of Goldman’s 1929 fund that was set up to invest in trusts. This is typical of a bubble coming to the end. Gamestop was just another step in the bubble markets. In November we saw margin debt hit a cycle high. The collapse or decline usually happens 6 months later. And here we are. New highs in copper will lead to major declines in prices. It’s RSI is matching 2007-08. Time to bail? Corn likewise is also hitting another peak. Bob says we’re in the super-cycle for financial assets. Once the financial mania is over, everything deflates or at least it has for the past 5 cycles. Dollar shorts are going to get burnt as usual. Most debts are made in dollars and must be paid back in dollars. 

There’s nothing new in the market, but we’re seeing financial violence again. The public has never been more engaged in the market. Bob hasn’t seen anything like it since the 1960’s. There’s no numbers one can put on it, but Bob says it’s the great public participation. The difference between inflation in the financial aspects versus a rising CPI and cost of living. Bob’s classical definition of inflation, which is in an inordinate increase in credit, not prices. You’ll get them switching off periodically, such as the 1970’s. The reckless Fed and its buying of treasuries to keep rates down parallels that era. Newly created credited flows into the economy in different ways, often unpredictable. Bob isn’t predicting Weimar level inflation, runaway inflation this time. Bond markets are not facing extinction this time. It won’t happen with the reserve currency and main economy. We are at a cyclical peak for financial assets and commodities. Watch the gold silver ratio, if it goes up take note, we’ll be heading for a crisis. US Dollar pattern could lead to a rise, especially in light of history which favors the reserve currency. The greatest financial crisis in history is coming this fall.

There’s nothing new in the market, but we’re seeing financial violence again. The public has never been more engaged in the market. Bob hasn’t seen anything like it since the 1960’s. There’s no numbers one can put on it, but Bob says it’s the great public participation. The difference between inflation in the financial aspects versus a rising CPI and cost of living. Bob’s classical definition of inflation, which is in an inordinate increase in credit, not prices. You’ll get them switching off periodically, such as the 1970’s. The reckless Fed and its buying of treasuries to keep rates down parallels that era. Newly created credited flows into the economy in different ways, often unpredictable. Bob isn’t predicting Weimar level inflation, runaway inflation this time. Bond markets are not facing extinction this time. It won’t happen with the reserve currency and main economy. We are at a cyclical peak for financial assets and commodities. Watch the gold silver ratio, if it goes up take note, we’ll be heading for a crisis. US Dollar pattern could lead to a rise, especially in light of history which favors the reserve currency. The greatest financial crisis in history is coming this fall.

Bob Hoye is a trained geologist, successful resource investor and economic historian. In this interview, Bob shares his 2021 outlook for the financial markets, gold and gold stocks. He believes we are in a major financial bubble and that the analogue to 2021 is 1929 which saw a huge market crash. But this market crash, Bob expects, will create a tremendous buying opportunity in the gold stocks so make sure you have cash and your buy list prepared in advance. 0:00 Introduction 0:54 Financial markets are wildly speculative right now 3:19 Base metals 5:23 Huge financial bubble right now 7:05 2021’s financial analogue is 1929 11:45 GDXJ outperforming S&P 12:52 Gold stock buying opportunity after market crash 13:54 Create your gold stock watchlist Bob Hoye’s websites: http://www.pivotaladvice.com/ and https://chartsandmarkets.com/ Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in and/or be compensated by some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

The financial state of the world is totally insane. The powers that be somehow believe that printing money will enable countries to avoid recessions and depressions. It’s like believing that blood-letting will cure whatever ails you. We’re now in the 19th recession since the inception of the Fed. In addition to failing at its major responsibility, It’s been totally corrupted. It’s primary mission has devolved into creating unlimited money to fund unlimited government. As Bob notes, this has all happened before. He goes on to give an excellent historical perspective on the madness. Ultimately, the power of the government is used to constrain the middle class. Is there a difference now? Are we in for another Glorious Revolution? A bloodless revolution. Check wikipedia and learn about the Glorious Revolution. When authoritarianism arrives, freedom and prosperity flee always flee. What next in the financial markets. You will find the answer is in the history of all great booms and busts.

The financial state of the world is totally insane. The powers that be somehow believe that printing money will enable countries to avoid recessions and depressions. It’s like believing that blood-letting will cure whatever ails you. We’re now in the 19th recession since the inception of the Fed. In addition to failing at its major responsibility, It’s been totally corrupted. It’s primary mission has devolved into creating unlimited money to fund unlimited government. As Bob notes, this has all happened before. He goes on to give an excellent historical perspective on the madness. Ultimately, the power of the government is used to constrain the middle class. Is there a difference now? Are we in for another Glorious Revolution? A bloodless revolution. Check wikipedia and learn about the Glorious Revolution. When authoritarianism arrives, freedom and prosperity flee always flee. What next in the financial markets. You will find the answer is in the history of all great booms and busts.

Cyclical credit contraction. Stock market is vulernable to a downturn that no one sees coming. Going into the fall you can have a much more severe correction, especially the NY Market. Don’t use the Wuhan Flu to make any investing decisions, both long or short. The liquidity events could be very severe and substantial. Where we’re getting huge excesses in Silver, we’re getting very high excesses in the US Dollar’s decline. We’re in a very lengthy expansion and bull market in metals which will raise prices of majors, medium sized companies and explorers. When a discovery is made, you’re rapidly building an asset. But be prepared for the inevitable pullback, so take so money off the table and get ready for the next upside move. 

Cyclical credit contraction. Stock market is vulernable to a downturn that no one sees coming. Going into the fall you can have a much more severe correction, especially the NY Market. Don’t use the Wuhan Flu to make any investing decisions, both long or short. The liquidity events could be very severe and substantial. Where we’re getting huge excesses in Silver, we’re getting very high excesses in the US Dollar’s decline. We’re in a very lengthy expansion and bull market in metals which will raise prices of majors, medium sized companies and explorers. When a discovery is made, you’re rapidly building an asset. But be prepared for the inevitable pullback, so take so money off the table and get ready for the next upside move. 

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Bob Hoye is a trained geologist, successful resource investor and economic historian. In this interview, Bob explains why he believes we are now in a deflationary economic environment. Amidst this environment, Bob sees the price of gold rising and gold stocks entering a multi-decade bull market. 0:15 Introduction 1:26 We are facing deflation now 9:03 Are you are short general equities and long commodities? 12:38 Deflationary environment yet gold will continue to rise? 13:34 Why won’t liquidity continue to flow into FANG stocks? 16:18 Deflation yet gold stocks will go up 19:55 The real price of gold will go up 24:16 Canada to seize gold mines? Bob Hoye’s websites: http://www.pivotaladvice.com/ and https://chartsandmarkets.com/ Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in and/or be compensated by some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

It happened in London in 1665, the Black Death was taking a 20 percent die-off toll. In 1666 the great fire of London happened. Most homes were destroyed. In the 1550’s there was a credit shortage along with a touch of plague. According to Bob, the diseases don’t do the market in, the markets do themselves in. The economy was going to turn down with the stock market no matter what, and then Covid 19 came along. The entire event has provided another example of ambitious leftists trying to increase their power and doing immense economic damage in the process. You can expect gold prices to stay strong and gold mining profits will continue to be extremely healthy. We’re in for a great market for juniors. Silver will outperform gold as always. It's just a matter of time. 

It happened in London in 1665, the Black Death was taking a 20 percent die-off toll. In 1666 the great fire of London happened. Most homes were destroyed. In the 1550’s there was a credit shortage along with a touch of plague. According to Bob, the diseases don’t do the market in, the markets do themselves in. The economy was going to turn down with the stock market no matter what, and then Covid 19 came along. The entire event has provided another example of ambitious leftists trying to increase their power and doing immense economic damage in the process. You can expect gold prices to stay strong and gold mining profits will continue to be extremely healthy. We’re in for a great market for juniors. Silver will outperform gold as always. It's just a matter of time. 

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Noted economic historian Bob Hoye joined us for a recap of the latest meltdown. As the saying goes, "There's nothing new under the sun." Bob has studied every credit bust in known history. There's a lot to be learned from the past. For instance, during a credit bust, the reserve currency experiences an increase in its purchasing power. And, gold mining stocks do extremely well because energy and other costs head south. Base metal mines do poorly, leading to a decrease in byproduct production of precious metals. Bob is extremely bullish on precious metals, once the current lows are retested but fail to go lower. Interesting times.  

Noted economic historian Bob Hoye joined us for a recap of the latest meltdown. As the saying goes, "There's nothing new under the sun." Bob has studied every credit bust in known history. There's a lot to be learned from the past. For instance, during a credit bust, the reserve currency experiences an increase in its purchasing power. And, gold mining stocks do extremely well because energy and other costs head south. Base metal mines do poorly, leading to a decrease in byproduct production of precious metals. Bob is extremely bullish on precious metals, once the current lows are retested but fail to go lower. Interesting times.  

At the 2020 Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, Bill Powers interviewed three resource sector experts to get their perspectives on gold and mining stock investing opportunities. Bob Hoye is a trained geologist, successful resource investor and economic historian. Brian Leni is a diligent and successful private investor as well as a knowledgeable newsletter writer. Bernie de Groot is a seasoned resource stock broker with decades of personal experience in the junior mining sector. Bill’s introduction starts at 0:13 Bob’s commentary starts at 2:49 Brian’s commentary starts at 8:32 Bernie’s commentary starts at 14:59 Bob Hoye: http://www.pivotaladvice.com/ Brian Leni: https://www.juniorstockreview.com/ Bernie de Groot: https://www.canaccordgenuity.com/wealth-management-canada/find-an-advisor/calgary/bernie-degroot/ Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in and/or be compensated by some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

Bull and bear markets have been with us throughout history. Bubbles are a natural result of events. Bob took the price of gold in senior currency terms from the 1700’s on and there’s regular pattern. Gold runs up in price, using a relative strength index and the gold to silver ratio. The real price of gold represents profitability of the gold miners. In 2011 the gold bear hit. It based and now it has broken out of the range. The real price turns up and then it’s off to the races for the mining sector. We’re in the early stages of a major golden bull, with minor interruptions. It’s the one sector in a post bubble recession that will do well. Inverted yield curve means a recession is on the way, always!

Bull and bear markets have been with us throughout history. Bubbles are a natural result of events. Bob took the price of gold in senior currency terms from the 1700’s on and there’s regular pattern. Gold runs up in price, using a relative strength index and the gold to silver ratio. The real price of gold represents profitability of the gold miners. In 2011 the gold bear hit. It based and now it has broken out of the range. The real price turns up and then it’s off to the races for the mining sector. We’re in the early stages of a major golden bull, with minor interruptions. It’s the one sector in a post bubble recession that will do well. Inverted yield curve means a recession is on the way, always!

Aug. 23rd, 2019(S14-E710)Featured GuestsHarry S. Dent Jr. & Bob Hoye Note: Guest order via seniority.Please Listen HereInterview Recap. Harry S. Dent Jr. notes if bulls push the... GREATEST INVESTMENT INFO ON THE WEB!!!

Economic historian par excellence Bob Hoye joined us. Often the answer to what will happen next is found in the past. Bob believes that another credit bust is coming this fall to a financial center near you. That will be good for the US Dollar and gold. We're seeing the flow of funds heading towards highly liquid assets now. And there are no more liquid assets than US Dollars, Treasury Debt and gold. How bad will it get? Bob doesn't know for sure, but believes we could be facing a virtual Twilight Zone. And that means you need to prepare now. Fall is just around the corner. 

Economic historian par excellence Bob Hoye joined us. Often the answer to what will happen next is found in the past. Bob believes that another credit bust is coming this fall to a financial center near you. That will be good for the US Dollar and gold. We're seeing the flow of funds heading towards highly liquid assets now. And there are no more liquid assets than US Dollars, Treasury Debt and gold. How bad will it get? Bob doesn't know for sure, but believes we could be facing a virtual Twilight Zone. And that means you need to prepare now. Fall is just around the corner. 

July 19th, 2019(S14-E705)Featured GuestsBill Murphy & Bob HoyePlease Listen HereInterview RecapBill Murphy of GATA.org returns to the show with fresh insights on the recent PMs shares... GREATEST INVESTMENT INFO ON THE WEB!!!

June 21st, 2019(S14-E701)Featured GuestsDr. Chris Martenson & Bob HoyePlease Listen HereInterview RecapIn Part II of the discussion with Dr. Chris Martenson of PeakProsperity.com, author... GREATEST INVESTMENT INFO ON THE WEB!!!

May 31st, 2019(S14-E698)Featured GuestsPeter Schiff & Bob HoyePlease Listen HereInterview RecapBob Hoye, Editor & Chief Investment Strategist of Charts and Markets.com rejoins the... GREATEST INVESTMENT INFO ON THE WEB!!!

May 3rd, 2019(S14-E694)Featured GuestsDr. Seth Shostak Ph.D. & Bob HoyePlease Listen HereInterview RecapDr. Seth Shostak Ph.D, lead Astronomer and Astrophysicist at SETI, makes his... GREATEST INVESTMENT INFO ON THE WEB!!!

It's been a long wait but Bob Hoye turned bullish on gold in November. According to economic historian Bob, it's merely following the path that it's followed many times in the past. He still believes that the dollar will continue to be the best looking cow in the slaughter house. A lot of people went into the market as pigs and are going to come out as sausages. 

It's been a long wait but Bob Hoye turned bullish on gold in November. According to economic historian Bob, it's merely following the path that it's followed many times in the past. He still believes that the dollar will continue to be the best looking cow in the slaughter house. A lot of people went into the market as pigs and are going to come out as sausages. 

Bob Hoye, chief financial strategist of Institutional Advisors, warns that the bond market bubble is in danger of bursting. He explains what happening in the bond market right now that is causing a bubble, as well as, how investors can avoid the inevitable bubble burst. Bob’s background in the mining industry and investing gives him a keen understanding of the commodities and their relationship with the market. Listen to learn what type of bonds retirees should buy in light of this situation. Should you invest internationally? Doug explores what is happening in the global markets. Many foreign countries are experiencing economic growth. Are these emerging markets great assets for investment portfolios? Doug explains what emerging market debt is, and gives tips on how to decide if emerging market’s risks are worth the potential benefits? Join Doug to hear more about this intriguing investment option. To learn more about Bob Hoye visit www.institutionaladvisors.com. To learn more about Roger Whitney and his 5-minute retirement plan, go to rogerwhitney.com/5minuteretirementmakeover. If you’re not already receiving updates on new episodes, sign up now, and as a special bonus, receive Doug’s free ebook The Retirement Planning Book.

Dominic Frisby talks to market historian, geologist and newsletter writer Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors. They discuss whether or not central banks can influence asset prices and talk about the possibility of an impending credit crunch. Central banks believe that they can depreciate a currency at will and elevate asset prices. But in Hoye’s view, asset price inflation needs some kind of speculative element. Therefore asset prices show huge swings compared to the growth curve of credit. Also Hoye states that inflation should not be confused with a rise in consumer prices. Hoye points out that the stock market is currently signalling that we are in the midst of a post bubble contraction. The various measures undertaken by central banks in order to ease monetary conditions have not had significant results on... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dominic Frisby talks to market historian, geologist and newsletter writer Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors.They discuss whether or not central banks can influence asset prices and talk about the possibility of an impending credit crunch.Central banks believe that they can depreciate a currency at will and elevate asset prices. But in Hoye's view, asset price inflation needs some kind of speculative element. Therefore asset prices show huge swings compared to the growth curve of credit. Also Hoye states that inflation should not be confused with a rise in consumer prices.Hoye points out that the stock market is currently signalling that we are in the midst of a post bubble contraction. The various measures undertaken by central banks in order to ease monetary conditions have not had significant results on the market, and Hoye expects another credit crisis. As indicators for an impending event, he looks to the VIX – which tracks S&P 500 volatility – and to the gold/silver ratio.This podcast can also be heard at Goldmoney - GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver. It was recorded on October 18th. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Dominic Frisby talks to market historian Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors. Bob is bullish on gold stocks …This podcast can also be heard at the Goldmoney Foundation, an independent organisation established by GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Dominic Frisby talks to market historian Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors. Bob is bullish on gold stocks … This podcast can also be heard at the Goldmoney Foundation, an independent organisation established by GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ron Paul, Arch Crawford, Bob Hoye, Brent Cook and Mickey Fulp visit us this week. Ron Paul tells CNBC why a slightly better economy is artificial and can't last. CNBC suggested to Ron Paul that he shouldn't worry about the economy because an asteroid will doom us in 2040 anyway. But Arch Crawford will warn us of dire planetary alignments that are a mere weeks and months away. Geophysicist Bob Hoye tells us why man made global warming is an absolute hoax and why quantitative easing will be as useless in trying to stop a deflationary depression trying to stop global warming or the impending 2040 asteroid. Finally, geologists Brent Cook and Mickey Fulp bring the discussion down to earth as they connect their geological insights with the risks and rewards of investing and hopefully share their top picks.

Ron Paul, Arch Crawford, Bob Hoye, Brent Cook and Mickey Fulp visit us this week. Ron Paul tells CNBC why a slightly better economy is artificial and can't last. CNBC suggested to Ron Paul that he shouldn't worry about the economy because an asteroid will doom us in 2040 anyway. But Arch Crawford will warn us of dire planetary alignments that are a mere weeks and months away. Geophysicist Bob Hoye tells us why man made global warming is an absolute hoax and why quantitative easing will be as useless in trying to stop a deflationary depression trying to stop global warming or the impending 2040 asteroid. Finally, geologists Brent Cook and Mickey Fulp bring the discussion down to earth as they connect their geological insights with the risks and rewards of investing and hopefully share their top picks.

Jack Crooks joins us for the first time this week. Most gold bugs are predicting the sudden and imminent collapse of the dollar. But insights from Bob Hoye suggest that isn't likely to happen while the credit system contracts. Jack Crooks, a currency expert for the Weiss organization, is predicting that the dollar has likely bottomed for the foreseeable future. We will ask Jack why he is predicting that and what that will mean for our investments in general. Also joining me this week will be Phillip Walford, President and CEO of Marathon Gold Corp.

Jack Crooks joins us for the first time this week. Most gold bugs are predicting the sudden and imminent collapse of the dollar. But insights from Bob Hoye suggest that isn't likely to happen while the credit system contracts. Jack Crooks, a currency expert for the Weiss organization, is predicting that the dollar has likely bottomed for the foreseeable future. We will ask Jack why he is predicting that and what that will mean for our investments in general. Also joining me this week will be Phillip Walford, President and CEO of Marathon Gold Corp.

Bob Hoye is in London. Dominic Frisby goes to meet him.Dominic Frisby is now hosting podcasts for the Goldmoney Foundation.The Goldmoney Foundation is an independent organisation established by GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Bob Hoye is in London. Dominic Frisby goes to meet him. Dominic Frisby is now hosting podcasts for the Goldmoney Foundation. The Goldmoney Foundation is an independent organisation established by GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dick Bove and Bob Hoye will provide their thoughts on this most important issue that is driving the real price of gold to new highs on a regular basis. Dick Bove, a well known banking analyst and regular guest on CNBC recently opined that even the weakest of the major banks like Bank of America are adequately capitalized and that conditions are generally improving. Hoye has been providing excellent advice on trading gold and other markets on a fairly regular basis. He will likely tell us he thinks the credit markets have much more contraction ahead and given that likelihood the real price of gold will continue to rise or at least remain strong and thus provide the basis for surging gold mining profits. Also joining us this week will be John Lee, the Chairman of an exciting PGM-gold-nickel and copper play, which some believe could be one of the largest PGM discoveries in recent decades. Chen Line and Roger Wiegand should also be with us again.

Dick Bove and Bob Hoye will provide their thoughts on this most important issue that is driving the real price of gold to new highs on a regular basis. Dick Bove, a well known banking analyst and regular guest on CNBC recently opined that even the weakest of the major banks like Bank of America are adequately capitalized and that conditions are generally improving. Hoye has been providing excellent advice on trading gold and other markets on a fairly regular basis. He will likely tell us he thinks the credit markets have much more contraction ahead and given that likelihood the real price of gold will continue to rise or at least remain strong and thus provide the basis for surging gold mining profits. Also joining us this week will be John Lee, the Chairman of an exciting PGM-gold-nickel and copper play, which some believe could be one of the largest PGM discoveries in recent decades. Chen Line and Roger Wiegand should also be with us again.

Nichole Foss and Bob Hoye are our featured guests. Ms. Foss will discuss the relationship between credit pathology and energy and environmental problems. We will ask her about nuclear energy and its prospects for addressing less environmentally-friendly sources of energy. We will also explore with her some green energy technologies that she favors and will ask her about the economic viability of those technologies. Bob Hoye will be with us once again to discuss where we are in the massive over extension of credit and how he sees the real price of gold performing over the next number of years. We will ask him whether he thinks gold and silver mining shares still look good, as well as his views on short-term and long-term on energy, base metals, stocks and bonds. Speaking of silver stocks, Bob Archer of Great Panther will talk about that company's successful mine in Mexico and Mike Hoffman will update us on Crocodile Gold's growing gold production in Australia.

Nichole Foss and Bob Hoye are our featured guests. Ms. Foss will discuss the relationship between credit pathology and energy and environmental problems. We will ask her about nuclear energy and its prospects for addressing less environmentally-friendly sources of energy. We will also explore with her some green energy technologies that she favors and will ask her about the economic viability of those technologies. Bob Hoye will be with us once again to discuss where we are in the massive over extension of credit and how he sees the real price of gold performing over the next number of years. We will ask him whether he thinks gold and silver mining shares still look good, as well as his views on short-term and long-term on energy, base metals, stocks and bonds. Speaking of silver stocks, Bob Archer of Great Panther will talk about that company's successful mine in Mexico and Mike Hoffman will update us on Crocodile Gold's growing gold production in Australia.

Nichole Foss and Bob Hoye are our featured guests. Ms. Foss will discuss the relationship between credit pathology and energy and environmental problems. We will ask her about nuclear energy and its prospects for addressing less environmentally-friendly sources of energy. We will also explore with her some green energy technologies that she favors and will ask her about the economic viability of those technologies. Bob Hoye will be with us once again to discuss where we are in the massive over extension of credit and how he sees the real price of gold performing over the next number of years. We will ask him whether he thinks gold and silver mining shares still look good, as well as his views on short-term and long-term on energy, base metals, stocks and bonds. Speaking of silver stocks, Bob Archer of Great Panther will talk about that company's successful mine in Mexico and Mike Hoffman will update us on Crocodile Gold's growing gold production in Australia.

Ron Paul, Robert Prechter, Ian Gordon, Bob Hoye, John Williams, Larry Parks and Eric Sprott provide insights into the global economic malaise. All offer some hope for YOU, IF you can see through the deceit of policymakers. Paul and Parks explain that defiance of the Constitution's requirement to use gold and silver as money is leading to economic ruination. Prechter, Gordon and Hoye warn of a very severe deflationary future. Hoye believes the markets will require policymakers return to a gold-based currency. But Williams makes a strong case for hyper inflation in a debate with Bob Hoye. Paul and Parks also warn of inflation. Investor Eric Sprott is not as sure as some of this week's other guests on the inflation/deflation issue but he, like all the other guests, is absolutely sure gold and silver are essential to preserving wealth. Eric makes a very strong case for silver outperforming gold. Jay Taylor's severe cold prompted a replay of the above noted guests this week.

Ron Paul, Robert Prechter, Ian Gordon, Bob Hoye, John Williams, Larry Parks and Eric Sprott provide insights into the global economic malaise. All offer some hope for YOU, IF you can see through the deceit of policymakers. Paul and Parks explain that defiance of the Constitution's requirement to use gold and silver as money is leading to economic ruination. Prechter, Gordon and Hoye warn of a very severe deflationary future. Hoye believes the markets will require policymakers return to a gold-based currency. But Williams makes a strong case for hyper inflation in a debate with Bob Hoye. Paul and Parks also warn of inflation. Investor Eric Sprott is not as sure as some of this week's other guests on the inflation/deflation issue but he, like all the other guests, is absolutely sure gold and silver are essential to preserving wealth. Eric makes a very strong case for silver outperforming gold. Jay Taylor's severe cold prompted a replay of the above noted guests this week.

Ron Paul, Robert Prechter, Ian Gordon, Bob Hoye, John Williams, Larry Parks and Eric Sprott provide insights into the global economic malaise. All offer some hope for YOU, IF you can see through the deceit of policymakers. Paul and Parks explain that defiance of the Constitution's requirement to use gold and silver as money is leading to economic ruination. Prechter, Gordon and Hoye warn of a very severe deflationary future. Hoye believes the markets will require policymakers return to a gold-based currency. But Williams makes a strong case for hyper inflation in a debate with Bob Hoye. Paul and Parks also warn of inflation. Investor Eric Sprott is not as sure as some of this week's other guests on the inflation/deflation issue but he, like all the other guests, is absolutely sure gold and silver are essential to preserving wealth. Eric makes a very strong case for silver outperforming gold. Jay Taylor's severe cold prompted a replay of the above noted guests this week.

In the first of the Frisby's Bulls And Bears 2011 New Year's Predictions, Dominic Frisby talks to Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors and finds out about what he sees ahead in 2011. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

In the first of the Frisby’s Bulls And Bears 2011 New Year’s Predictions, Dominic Frisby talks to Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors and finds out about what he sees ahead in 2011. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bob Hoye will tell us, if the worst is over or if we might not be witnessing a repeat of the pre-Lehman Brothers good times. If we get a repeat performance like the 2008-09 time frame, will the dollar rebound again and stocks crash? What will happen to the energy and base metals markets? Can the silver/gold ratio help answer all those questions? If so, what is it telling us right now? With gold now over $1,300, is it possible we are nearing the end of this eight-year bull market? What about the gold shares? Are they reaching an exhaustion point? What about the bond markets? How can we continue to see lower rates when the U.S. is the largest debtor in the world? We expect Mr. Hoye will answer those questions from his very unique but highly valuable historical perspective. Bob has been exceptionally accurate in the past, suggesting you can't afford to miss what this veteran analyst has to say about these most essential market questions.

Dominic Frisby talks to Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors and finds out why Bob is keen on junior gold stocks at the moment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dominic Frisby talks to Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors and finds out why Bob is keen on junior gold stocks at the moment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Ron Paul talks about how the Federal Reserve and fiat money have been used to destroy the middle class and take away the economic freedom of Americans. Ron also comments on his bill to audit the Federal Reserve as well as his repeated attempts to have the Federal Reserve and the IRS outlawed. How could both of these powerful institutions be outlawed without major disruption to America? Will we have major problems if we do not do away with them? Ron will comment on a recent Rasmussen poll that showed him even with President Obama in a popularity contest and he will talk about the revolution that he has played such a major role in creating. Joining us later in the show is Vancouver-based market Bob Hoye to put the current credit contraction cycle in a 300-year historical perspective. Bob will tell us what that means for gold and gold mining stocks. And he will explain how markets act to meet the society's needs for gold as money. Corp. interviews: Magellan Min. & Canacao Resc.

John Williams and Bob Hoye square off this week to discuss their divergent views on the most important question investors need to grapple with. John Williams strongly believes the U.S. is headed for a severe hyper inflation. As the dollar weakens, surging import prices and a shortage of domestically-produced essential goods will ensure dramatic increases in the CPI. Bob Hoye has noted that during periods of great credit contractions like the one we are in now, the reserve currency is the strongest. Because the country with the world's reserve currency has the largest currency short position, when loans are called for payment, demand for the currency surges, sending bankruptcy and unemployment through the roof as everything that can be sold is sold to pay the margin clerk. Rather than weak dollar and inflation, Hoye sees a stronger dollar and falling prices no matter how much money is printed by the Fed. Don't miss this most important inflation-deflation investment debate.

Some very interesting - and different - opinions on the outlokk for 2010 with ..First, Bob Hoye of Institutional AdvisorsThen Dave Skarica of Addicted To ProfitsAnd, lastly,  the Gold Stock Technician, Frank Barbera ( frankbgst @ aol.com ) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Some very interesting - and different - opinions on the outlokk for 2010 with .. First, Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors Then Dave Skarica of Addicted To Profits And, lastly,  the Gold Stock Technician, Frank Barbera ( frankbgst @ aol.com )

We are now in the sixth major credit contraction of the last 300 years. The first four were U.K. centric. That last complete deflationary cycle during the 1930s was U.S. centric as is the current cycle. In each of these major credit contractions, price deflation followed the contraction of money and credit. Will it do so again? But, with central bankers no longer encumbered by a restrictive gold standard, can enough money be printed fast enough to outrun a massive deflationary depression this time? Can the current debt deflation be inflated away? We'll ask market analyst and financial historian Bob Hoye those questions as well as what the gold/silver ratio might be telling us in that regard. What about gold and the dollar? Is the dollar destined to lose all its value as gold rises to infinity? Or, might the dollar as the senior currency become “strong” again as happened in prior cycles? What matters to gold mining investors? The nominal or real price of gold?

The equity markets have bounced back strongly from the devastating decline following the Lehman Brothers collapse in September of 2008. So, is the economy really on the mend? If so, might inflation be a serious concern in the near future? If inflation becomes problematic, should we start buying Dow and S&P 500 stocks now? If the economic and credit downturn is not over, how should we invest our money? Is it time for gold and silver? What about the gold mining shares? How do they perform in a credit market implosion? Bob Hoye brings to our show a sharp sense of history, showing us predictable patterns that can help us decide how to invest. Hoye talks about credit implosions over the past 300 years and how gold and in particular gold mining companies do in these kinds of environments. Should we be buying gold stocks now? Or will there be a major pullback this fall, giving us an even better buying opportunity? Bob's insightful study of history will provide some important answers.

Dominic Frisby meets up with Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors in London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Dominic Frisby meets up with Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors in London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bob Hoye, an earth scientist by education and an historical market analyst by profession, tells Jay Taylor why the current credit contraction and global recession is extremely serious. He notes that there have only been five other such incidents in the last 300 years and that this may be the most serious of all. The last such event was the 1930s Great Depression. Identifying the current landscape from an historical and technical perspective, Mr. Hoye then tells Jay's listeners that gold always gains purchasing power during these credit contractions as market participants shun increasingly worthless and dangerous paper assets. The best investments for this environment are gold mining shares because, with the real value of gold rising, profit margins for gold producers outshine virtually every other industry. As during the 1930s, gold shares look once again to be “portfolio saviors.” You can't afford to miss Bob Hoye's life sustaining insights. www.institutionaladvisors.com

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Bob Hoye of Institutional AdvisorsandDr Marc Faber of GloomBoomDoom See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

The Big Question.Part 1 features:James Turk of GoldmoneyMish Shedlock of Global Economic Analysisand Michael Hampton of Global Edge InvestorsGEI's thread on this showPart 2 with Dr Marc Faber and Bob Hoye will be out later this week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

The Big Question. Part 1 features: James Turk of Goldmoney Mish Shedlock of Global Economic Analysis and Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors GEI’s thread on this show Part 2 with Dr Marc Faber and Bob Hoye will be out later this week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week’s show I talk to Bob Hoye, chief financial strategist with Institutional Advisors. Bob shares his thoughts on the direction of the stock markets, gold and silver; he also explains why he doesn’t expect the hyperinflationary scenario which many are predicting. Do please suggest any companies or individuals you would like to hear interviewed. I do get your suggestions and I promise I am (slowly) acting on them See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's show I talk to Bob Hoye, chief financial strategist with Institutional Advisors.Bob shares his thoughts on the direction of the stock markets, gold and silver; he also explains why he doesn't expect the hyperinflationary scenario which many are predicting.Do please suggest any companies or individuals you would like to hear interviewed. I do get your suggestions and I promise I am (slowly) acting on them See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors who was speaking at the recent Halkin Conference.Jeff Pritchard of Capital Gold, whose first gold pour is imminent.And Dr Bubb of GEI talks bonds, gold and China.If you have any companies you would like to hear interviewed, or if you have any comments on the show, do please email me your suggestions via the contact button on the right of the screen.To Download the show, right click on the AUDIO MP3 button below and hit 'save target as'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors who was speaking at the recent Halkin Conference. Jeff Pritchard of Capital Gold, whose first gold pour is imminent. And Dr Bubb of GEI talks bonds, gold and China. If you have any companies you would like to hear interviewed, or if you have any comments on the show, do please email me your suggestions via the contact button on the right of the screen. To Download the show, right click on the AUDIO MP3 button... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.