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THE PHILOSOPHY OF DEBT, THE MATH OF PRECIOUS METALS
Market insights often come from unexpected sources. One of Harvard’s most beloved and popular professors, for example, was not an economist, but the brilliant (and thus controversial) campus philosoph...
Matthew Piepenburg / January 29, 2021
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Gold vs Toxic Brews of Financial Repression & Capital Controls
As we’ve said and written so many times, and as history confirms century after century, and regime after regime, desperate (i.e., debt-cornered) nations do desperate things. And this, by the way, alwa...
Matthew Piepenburg / March 9, 2025
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Gold Revaluation: Solution or Desperation?
Topics like bond yields, dollar debates, or yield curves can be admittedly, well, boring. And things like politics can be, well… emotional at best or divisive at worst. Shared Concern Among So Mu...
Matthew Piepenburg / February 16, 2025
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COMEX Flows: Is the Gold Case Almost Too Obvious?
For years, we’ve been warning of gold’s critical role as a buffer against increasingly obvious currency risk, banking risk, geopolitical risk and market risk. And for years, we’ve been warning about t...
Matthew Piepenburg / February 9, 2025
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BTC: Desperate Times Require Centralized Measures
Just three years ago, BlackRock’s Larry Fink and the current White House’s Donald Trump openly declared that BTC was a scam. Fast-forward to today, and the Trump administration is promising a BTC “str...
Matthew Piepenburg / January 26, 2025
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Gold in 2025? Tragically Predictable
Another year is ending, which means it’s time to look back in order to better look forward. For 2025, I see no other realistic option or scenario ahead other than a weaker dollar and rising gold. This...
Matthew Piepenburg / December 31, 2024
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How to Hedge Anti-Heroes?
Left, right or center, our policy makers - from parliaments and executive branches to central banks and think tanks - have taken the world closer to war, immigration disasters, infrastructure failures...
Matthew Piepenburg / September 8, 2024
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From Biden to Bonds: Unmasking a Template of Lies
Political opinions are almost as vast as financial opinions—from bull to bear, or left to right. But there are differences, no? Political opinions, unlike market evaluations, for example, more often l...
Matthew Piepenburg / August 4, 2024
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The Next Generation Deserves an Apology
I spend a lot of time tracking the ripple effects of embarrassing and unsustainable debt levels on our credit markets, rate markets, equity bubbles, inflation metrics and, of course, the daily-debasem...
Matthew Piepenburg / June 22, 2024
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Why Is Gold Rising Now, Where Is It Headed Tomorrow?
Needless to say, we at VON GREYERZ spend a good deal of time thinking about, well… gold. Year after year, and week after week, there is always a new way to examine gold price moves and decipher the o...
Matthew Piepenburg / April 14, 2024
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