This post was written by Ronnie Stoeferle “They must be on to something” I thought as I walked down the hall of the hotel lobby. This was after seeing Keith Weiner and Saad Zein hold more meetings with potential clients than there are hours in a day. I know Keith and am familiar with his […]
Scottsdale, Ariz – July 16, 2024 – Monetary Metals®, an industry-leading gold company, is pleased to announce the successful completion of a $5.6 million equity capital raise via a private placement offering. This is the largest raise to date, and brings the total equity raised since its founding to over $14 million. Like all previous […]
Companies that unlocked the productive potential of underutilized resources have taken off in the last decade. Uber with cars, Airbnb with housing, and even the digital cloud using extra computer space. What about monetizing underutilized gold and silver? Jeff Deist and Ben Nadelstein discuss. Connect with Jeff and Monetary Metals on X: @JeffDeist @Monetary_Metals Additional […]
What is the difference between good money and bad money? Is there a spectrum of moneyness? Is political money worse than commodity money? Jeff Deist and Ben Nadelstein discuss the Quantity Theory of Money, hoarding money as an economic good, and Say’s Law. Connect with Jeff and Monetary Metals on X: @JeffDeist @Monetary_Metals Additional Resources […]
Scottsdale, Arizona and Zurich, Switzerland – January 10, 2024 –Monetary Metals is pleased to report that Gefion Capital AG has launched the Monetary Metals® Diversified Gold Income Note. The note seeks to deliver a 6% to 8% net return on gold by investing in Monetary Metals’ gold leases and gold bonds. The Luxembourg domiciled note […]
Jeff is joined by a panel of experts who dive into the 2024 Presidential Candidate’s opinions on the Fed and Monetary Policy. Comic Dave Smith joins to give his opinion on RFK, Vivek, and more! Connect with Jeff and Monetary Metals on Twitter: @JeffDeist @Monetary_Metals Additional Resources Upgrade to Gold 2.0 Vivek Ramaswamy Interview Theory […]
On the latest Debased podcast episode Jeff Deist, Peter St Onge, and EJ Antoni discuss the US and the potential for capital controls and their consequences. How would bank runs, dollar hegemony, and risk premiums change? Will foreign investment into the US fall? Connect with EJ @RealEJAntoni and Peter St Onge @ProfStOnge Connect with Jeff […]
When we saw the following comment from a prominent otherwise-free-marketer, we knew it was time to write this article. “…the value of the Fed’s “liabilities”(which are so in name only) [scare quotes and parenthetic comment in original] bears only a very loose connection to the value of its assets.” This statement seems so simple. The […]
Last week, we looked at the idea of a national balance sheet, as a better way to measure the economy than GDP (which is production + destruction). The national balance sheet would take into account both assets and liabilities. If we take on another $1,000,000 debt to buy a $1,000,000 asset, then we have not […]
This is a pair of photographs taken by Keith Weiner, for a high school project. It seemed a fitting picture for the dual nature of money, the dual nature of wood both as logs to be consumed and dimensional lumber to be used to construct buildings. Last week, in Is Capital Creation Beating Capital Consumption, […]
