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Tom welcomes back Alasdair Macleod, Head of Research For GoldMoney. Alasdair discusses the Fed’s levels of reverse repos and quantitative easing of 120 billion a month. Since the banks can’t absorb all the extra liquidity-seeking returns, the Fed must step into the market. To subscribe to our newsletter and get notified of new shows, please visit palisadesradio.ca Basel III’s net stable funding ratio requirement purpose is to reduce short-term deposits. These regulations exist to minimize risk with the banking system’s liabilities. The ratio takes the available stable funding, which i...

Tom welcomes Stefan Gleason, president of Money Metals Exchange, to the show. The idea of sound money is something that holds it’s value over time in contrast to fiat currencies. The market has chosen gold and silver over thousands of years as the money that sustains and preserves purchasing power. They focus on improving public policy at the state level via the Sound Money Defense League. There are more options for improving laws at a state level than at the Federal level, and they have had several successes. To that end, they have created a Sound Money Index that measures differences be...

39:27​ – Using Fiat and Inflation 44:32​ – Wrap Up Tom welcomes a new guest to the show, Alasdair Macleod. Alasdair is the Head of Research for Goldmoney and an advocate for sound money. Alasdair explains how the Treasury plans to spend the 1.6 trillion in the general fund over the coming months and its effects. The Fed is forcing the large banks to implement negative interest rates on deposits. He outlines backwardation and the implications for overnight loans with negative interest rates. Alasdair doesn’t see much chance of a sudden economic recovery, and the markets are beginning...

Charles Goyette: The End Of The Federal Reserve Tom welcomes a new guest Charles Goyette to the show. Charles is an author and well known radio personality. Charles outlines what may make this the last gold rush. There is something different about this bull market, and that is what he has written about in his latest book. Bull markets are generally driven by money printing, but today this is unprecedented and global. He discusses much of the history of gold ownership in the United States and why today’s dollar is fragile. The U.S. Government has massively overspent that much of the world is...