Ronnie Stoeferle: Gold is The Big Long – We’re Just In the 6th Inning!

Wealthion, Released on 5/20/25

In this deeply insightful interview, Incrementum’s Ronnie Stoeferle joins Trey Reik to share highlights from his just-released In Gold We Trust 2025 report: The Big Long. Ronnie explains why gold is no longer a contrarian bet but a strategic response to the collapse of trust in fiat currencies, central banks, and political leadership. Now in the second phase of its secular bull market, “around the 6th inning,” as Ronnie puts it, gold could be heading toward $4,800 or even $10,000. He breaks down the case for both “safe haven gold” (physical, long-term) and “performance gold” (silver, mining stocks, commodities, Bitcoin), and why the real upside may lie in the under-owned parts of the trade. You’ll also hear how central banks are not just buying gold, but repatriating it. And how a quiet remonetization of gold may be underway, laying the groundwork for a future monetary reset.

1:59 – How to Get Your Hands on Ronnie’s “In Gold We Trust 2025” Report
3:29 – Why This Year’s Theme Is “The Big Long” for Gold
5:45 – Gold as Insurance? That’s Old News, Here’s the New Play
9:44 – Building the Ultimate Performance Gold Portfolio
11:09 – We’re Only in the 6th Inning of Gold’s Bull Run
15:49 – Technical Charts Are Screaming “Buy Gold”
21:02 – The Big Macro Forces Driving Gold Higher
25:26 – Is Trump Engineering a Weaker Dollar?
30:29 – Gold’s Role in the Coming Global Monetary Reset
40:07 – Could Basel III Supercharge Gold Demand?
42:48 – How to Calculate Gold’s True Fair Value
47:19 – Why Family Offices Are Quietly Buying Gold

Ronald-Peter Stöferle is Managing Partner and Fund manager at Incrementum AG, based in the Principality of Liechtenstein. The company focusses on asset management and wealth management and is one hundred percent owned by its partners. Ronald manages a fund that invests based on the principles of the Austrian School of Economics.

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