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Camilo
21st August 2016, 15:02
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Lord Jacob Rothschild has announced that he is actively buying up large quantities in gold, warning bankers that the world is now in “unchartered waters”.

In his semi-annual address to investors at RIT Capital Partners, Chairman Lord Rothschild wrote that trouble is brewing for the global economy, adding cryptically that “the greatest experiment in monetary policy in the history of the world,” is currently being played out by central bankers.

Sputniknews.com reports:

“The six months under review have seen central bankers continuing what is surely the greatest experiment in monetary policy in the history of the world,” Jacob Rothschild, a British investment banker and a member of the prominent Rothschild banking family, underscores.

“We are therefore in uncharted waters and it is impossible to predict the unintended consequences of very low interest rates, with some 30% of global government debt at negative yields, combined with quantitative easing on a massive scale,” he stresses.

Rothschild has called attention to the fact that despite the policy having resulted in the rapid rise of stock markets, this growth cannot last forever as the real sector remains anemic with weak demand and deflation in many developed countries.

Meanwhile, the geopolitical situation is not getting easier: China’s economic growth has slowed down, the election atmosphere in the US remains fraught and the conflict in the Middle East continues to rage on. Germany, France and the US have been subjected to terrorist attacks. To complicate matters even further the UK voted to leave the EU.

“In times like these, preservation of capital in real terms continues to be as important an objective as any in the management of your Company’s assets,” Lord Rothschild emphasizes.

To tackle emerging risks, RIT Capital Partners has adopted a series of measures.

Interestingly enough, Rothschild has signaled that he is shifting from sterling (in anticipation of Brexit) and the US dollar to gold and “other currencies.”

“Our significant US Dollar position has now been somewhat reduced as, following the Dollar’s rise, we saw interesting opportunities in other currencies as well as gold, the latter reflecting our concerns about monetary policy and ever declining real yields,” Lord Jacob Rothschild explains.

By the end of June RIT Capital Partners increased their gold and precious metal assets to 8%.

Commenting on the matter, PolitRussia.com online media outlet pointed out that Rothschild’s concerns clearly indicate that the global economy is heading to a perfect storm due to the irresponsible monetary policies of Western central banks.

“Jacob Rothschild de facto says that those who manage the Western economies do not know what they are doing, that they are improvising. They have no plan, no precise model or tested scheme, they are performing an experiment with nations pumping their economies with cheap money which they get out of thin air,” the media outlet noted.

Although US President Barack Obama has repeatedly stated that the financial crisis of 2008 was over due to the Federal Reserve System’s effective monetary policies, this is likely wishful on his part. The media outlet warned that the Fed’s policies resemble nothing so much as a dangerous worldwide experiment which may soon bear its bitter fruit.

Purportedly therefore, Jackob Rothschild has reduced his company’s equities exposure and the US dollar assets seeking shelter in gold and other precious metals.

“History teaches us that the gold price usually soars during economic crises, civil and world wars,” PolitRussia.com underscored, stressing that apparently Rothschild does not believe in the US economy’s bright prospects, otherwise he wouldn’t have turned to gold.

In April 2016 James Rickards, a lawyer, author, economist and editor of Strategic Intelligence, highlighted that gold has made an amazing comeback this year, adding that investors have always regarded gold as a safe haven.

“Countries are also acquiring gold in advance of a collapse of the international monetary system,” he remarked in his article for The Telegraph.

“The system has collapsed three times in the past century. Each time, major financial powers came together to write new rules,” the economist underscored hinting at the possibility that the next collapse could be right around the corner.

Cidersomerset
21st August 2016, 15:15
From the headline page .....


Dollar Disaster Looms? China and Russian Currencies Break Away

By David on 21 August 2016 GMT

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‘Russia leaves the Dollar based monetary system and adopts a system of Sovereign
Currency. The implications are phenomenal! In 1990 the first priority of Washington
and the IMF was to pressure Yeltsin and the Duma to privatize the State Bank of
Russia, under a Constitutional amendment that mandated the new Central Bank of
Russia, like the Federal Reserve or European Central Bank, be a purely monetarist
entity whose only mandate is to control inflation and stabilize the Ruble. In effect,
money creation in Russia was removed from state sovereignty and tied to the US dollar.’

Read more: Dollar Disaster Looms? China and Russian Currencies Break Away

http://www.thedailybell.com/news-analysis/dollar-disaster-looms-as-china-and-russias-currencies-break-away/

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Rothschild Warns 'Biggest Financial Experiment in History' About to Unleash Consequences Unknown

By David on 21 August 2016 GMT The Money Scam

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‘These are truly unprecedented times.

Central bankers have never had more power; monetary policy has never been stranger. Stock markets
are at record highs, but the real economy is stagnate and suffering. The individuals in it are finding it
difficult to makes ends meet, and are drowning in debt.

All the quantative easing went straight to the top; investment had literally no incentive to flow into the
larger body. The system is top heavy, topsy turvy and weak in the knees. Collapse appears inevitable,
yet could be a long way off.’

Read more: Rothschild Warns ‘Biggest Financial Experiment in History’ About to Unleash Consequences Unknown

http://freedomoutpost.com/rothschild-warns-biggest-financial-experiment-in-history-about-to-unleash-consequences-unknown/

ThePythonicCow
21st August 2016, 16:08
Lord Jacob Rothschild has announced that he is actively buying up large quantities in gold, ...
If I owned any gold, this would make me nervous.

Lord Jacob Rothschild doesn't announce things like this because he wants to prove his worth as investment advisor to the unwashed masses.

happyuk
21st August 2016, 20:37
I think civilized people don't invest in gold - they invest in productive assets. I'll go one further - investing in gold makes you a jerk.

People who hold cash equivalents like gold and silver in times like these should not feel comfortable. They have chosen a terrible long-term asset, one that pays virtually nothing and is subject to the obliterating effects of inflation. The policies that government followed in its efforts to alleviate the financial crisis proved to be inflationary and therefore accelerate declines in the real value of cash accounts.

sigma6
22nd August 2016, 01:50
gold (like real estate) doesn't actually change in value, it's more a measure of the reflection of change in the value of the currency used to purchase it, i.e. the measure of value of the the US dollar, CDN, yen, etc... which is also very hard to see, since they are measured against each other... gold will depreciate in value, over the long run, much like any other commodity...

conk
23rd August 2016, 18:44
Paul, that was my first thought. When these guys make public proclamations such as this it makes you want to see between the lines. He's not known as a rebel, is he? Time to sell gold? Perhaps they are going to crash it to smithereens.

conk
23rd August 2016, 18:48
gold (like real estate) doesn't actually change in value, it's more a measure of the reflection of change in the value of the currency used to purchase it, i.e. the measure of value of the the US dollar, CDN, yen, etc... which is also very hard to see, since they are measured against each other... gold will depreciate in value, over the long run, much like any other commodity...
The old adage about a man's suit of clothes defies that observation, doesn't it? You know, you could buy a quality men's suit in 1930 for $35 or one ounce of gold. Today, you can still buy a quality men's suit for an ounce of gold, but the dollar cost would be $1,300. That isn't depreciation, that's holding steady for many years.

I'm not a finance whiz, so I'm open to the holes in my logic if they are there.