Keith Weiner: Exponentially Rising Gold Price, Permanent Backwardation & The End Of Currency


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What does all of this mean for Main Street? Keith has the answer to that question, and a whole lot more…Keith Weiner of Monetary-Metals interviewed by Half Dollar of Silver Doctors

Keith sat down with Half Dollar on Tuesday, October 22nd, 2019 for a robust discussion on a variety of gold, silver, US dollar, debt, interest and money related topics.

Some of the topics discussed include:

  • What is Keith’s current assessment of the gold & silver markets?
  • What is a gold bond, and is it better than a government bond?
  • The government needs lower interst rates, and what does it mean to say the dollar is “irredeemable”?
  • Why is Keith keeping an eye on gold “backwardation”?
  • What would happen if the gold held by the US Treasury was re-priced from the current $42.22/oz to a market price per ounce or a fixed price of say, $10,000/oz?
  • What does Keith think about silver and the gold-to-silver ratio?
  • What’s on Keith’s radar as we move into the end of 2019?

For discussion on all of those topics and a whole lot more, tune-in to the interview in its entirety:

 

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About the Interviewer

U.S. Army Iraq War Combat Veteran Paul “Half Dollar” Eberhart has an AS in Information Systems and Security from Western Technical College and a BA in Spanish from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Paul dived into gold & silver in 2009 as a natural progression from the prepper community. He is self-studied in the field of economics, an active amateur trader, and a Silver Bug at heart.

Paul’s free book Gold & Silver 2.0: Tales from the Crypto can be found in the usual places like Amazon, Apple iBooks & Google Play, or online at PaulEberhart.com. Paul’s Twitter is @Paul_Eberhart.

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