Arcadia Economics, Released on 10/5/23

In recent weeks Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics has commented on the similarities he sees between the current financial markets and what we all witnessed back in 2008. Although in terms of the precious metals, back in 2008 there was a big selloff in both gold and silver following the JP Morgan takeover of Bear Stearns, before both metals recovered and would go on to spike to highs in 2011. So with bond prices plummeting, and increasing concerns in the credit markets, is it possible that gold and silver could experience a similar plunge this time around? In today’s call we discuss that question, and look at the range of options that could occur as the financial pressure increases. Dave talks about what he’s seeing in regards to the falling bond prices, and also the evidence of continued deterioration of the underlying economic fundamentals in the US economy. He talks about how he thinks the Fed will have to respond, and how that response may come sooner than most of the market is anticipating.

Dave Kranzler spent many years working in various Wall Street jobs. After business school, he primarily traded junk bonds for a large bank. Dave graduated from Oberlin College with majors in Economics and English and he also has an MBA from the University of Chicago, with a concentration in accounting and finance. Currently, he co-manages a precious metals and mining stock investment fund in Denver. He has nearly thirty years of experience in studying, researching, analyzing and investing in the financial markets. His daily articles can be found at his site, Investment Research Dynamics.

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