Covid has been used as an excuse by Governments to put people in chains and control them. I don't think history will be kind to governments reaction to Covid-19.

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Most people have already sold their Gold because that's their only thing they made money on.

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Fed and Central Banks

"I wouldnt hire these academics as a Driver, a Gardner, a cook, they are useless. On that basis I own Gold. They will continue to Print Money. They have to bailout the US government, State Government, Unfunded Liabilities, Pension Funds..."

Money printing lifts financial assets. This kind of illusion of wealth has bypassed the majority of people who are not participating in this Asset Inflation. In America 50 percent of the people have no money.

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The problem with rising assets is that it may increase wealth concentration.

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Rising wealth concentrations could in turn, increases social tensions, and this social instability can cause further hardships for the populace. It's vital for a society to do what is right and not do things like make the stock markets go up.

We are moving straight into Socialism. Im afraid this will be negative for the US Dollar.

 

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Topics discussed include

-Some stocks have languished. Investors should look at stocks that are depressed. If you had an index of mom and pop stores, it would look disastrous. 

-Recovery inequities in the US have been concentrated in FAANG stocks. Recovery in US markets not representative of the entire market. 

-Gold and Silver has done better than any equities this year. 

-Commodities were in a bear market for around 20 years. After 2011, commodities did not perform well till around 2015. 

-Agricultural and industrial commodities are very depressed. If Central banks print money, purchasing power will diminish. Between 2009 to now, US stocks have performed very well. Emerging markets including India will begin to outperform US markets. 

-Do not think the outperformance of US markets will continue. Banks that ave under-performed globally look attractive