Fool’s Gold

Phil happened upon a book to Australian economist Joshua Gans (and Andrew Leigh) called Innovation & Inequality – how to create a future that is more Star Trek than Terminator. He discusses some of the concepts with Steve, including whether companies responsible for the creative ...  Show more

Andy Burnham is now the British Prime Minister but, Phil asks, aside from convening cabinet meetings in the north, will he do anything different to his predecessor. No, he will follow the same neoclassical economics approach as all Prime Ministers, with an obsession for balancing ...  Show more

The conversation discusses the implications of the recent market volatility on precious metals, particularly gold and silver. The guest, Alan Hibbard from GoldSilver.com, explains that during times of volatility and risk in the market, investors tend to gravitate towards gold ...

Investing in gold & silver is an insurance policy against a collapse of the financial system. Robert & Kim speak to Dana Samuelson and Brien Lundin about their work in the precious metals sector. Find out what economic risks lurk in these uncertain times, and what role gold & sil ...  Show more

Zimbabwe’s central bank introduced a policy last year to sell gold coins in a bid to stabilise the country’s economy and combat inflation. They were meant to be an alternative to dollars as a way of safeguarding people‘s wealth – even when the local currency was losing its value. ...  Show more

Gold (GC=F) fever is back, and it’s changing the rules of the 2025 market rally. In this episode of Stocks in Translation, On Course Consulting CEO Michaella Gallina joins host Jared Blikre and Senior Reporter Allie Canal to discuss the latest on Wall Street, specifically the gol ...  Show more