Tim Price: Transitioning From A Collapsing Currency

Tom welcomes Tim Price from Price Value Partners to the show. Tim argues that markets are completely irrational and central bankers are clueless. Bonds have become the enormous red-headed step-child of the markets. What happens with bonds affects every asset on the planet. Even the concept of interest rates at or below zero is completely extraordinary.
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Ninety percent of those in finance today have no real understanding of what money is or its importance. The current money system doesn't share any of the key characteristics of sound money.
There are three possible ways out of the debt problem but politicians always choose the inflation route because that's where the political incentives align.
He is concerned about the possibility of a crack-up boom because that could result in messy high inflation. We had several major shocks in the 1970s which ended with all sorts of civil tensions, not unlike today.
The Repo market crisis of 20198 may have been far more serious than the Fed admitted.
He explains their approach to protecting wealth in this environment. One approach is utilizing trend following while looking for value. They try to balance their portfolio against risk.
Western economies are hyper financialized and most consider gold to be a product of a bygone era. People have lost touch with the source code of what is real money. Money today is an abstraction of an abstraction and gold is the one tangible form.
Crypto to an extent has grabbed the media limelight rather than gold.
It makes no sense to value gold in dollars if the dollar itself is not worth anything. There is no definition for the worth of a dollar. The gold rally will take off when gold finds new highs in every currency in the world.
Time Stamp References:
0:00 - Introduction
1:33 - Market Insanity
5:13 - Bonds & Rates
8:43 - Currency & Liberty
12:34 - Political Incentives
13:46 - Crack-Up Boom
15:09 - U.S. Zero Rates
19:08 - 2019 Repo Markets
20:34 - Navigating the Storm
27:06 - Misunderstood Gold
29:15 - Evaluating Miners
31:48 - Crypto Vs. Gold
33:30 - Gold Stability
34:30 - Drivers For Gold
41:20 - Investing Vs. Trading
42:29 - Wealth & Risk
48:08 - Permanent Portfolio
52:47 - Wrap Up
Talking Points From This Episode
- The current state of the equity and bond markets.
- Money, liberty, and measuring wealth against the dollar.
- Why gold's function is largely misunderstood today.
- Balancing investments against risk.
Guest Links:
Twitter: / timfprice
Website: www.pricevaluepartners.com/
Articles: www.pricevaluepartners.com/co...
His Book: www.amazon.ca/Investing-Throu...
Tim Price has worked in the capital markets for over 30 years. A graduate of Christ Church, Oxford, he spent a decade as a bond specialist before going on to serve as Chief Investment Officer at three separate wealth management firms.
Tim has been shortlisted for five successive years in the UK Private Asset Managers Awards program and was a winner in 2005 in the category of Defensive Investing. He is now co-manager of the VT Price Value Portfolio, a fund investing in Benjamin Graham-style value stocks, and specialist value funds, from around the world. He also co-manages bespoke private client portfolios.
Tim writes for MoneyWeek Magazine and The Spectator, and his weekly commentaries are freely available at the Price Value Partners website.
#TimPrice #PriceValuePartners #Fed #Bonds #Rates #Gold #WealthPreservation #Inflation #Bubbles

[@kamalhurree6480]

What an incredibly knowledgeable guest. One of the best interviews I have ever heard. Thanks Tim and Tom 😉

[@tylerwebb4010]

I agree.

[@kenmacdonald7398]

Ss

[@tishsimonnet5376]

Wish saner and honest voices like Tim Prices were heard louder. Thank you Palisades Radio it’s a brilliant interview

[@starrfirefirestarr5757]

Matter of fact truth.

[@postscript5549]

Early on your guest says 95% of people who work within financial markets don't know what money is (paraphrase). I couldn't agree more. Most Stock Brokers have no idea how the Federal Reserve really works.

[@philshyu5248]

The one thing that March 2020 has taught me is that when panic grips the market, EVERYTHING gets sold off. Stocks, regardless of whether the company is undervalued or overvalued, gets sold off. Precious metals also got sold off. Cash was King in the midst of the 2020 crash.

[@BurnItD0wn406]

Metals will quickly bounce as people flee the chaos for safety. We didn't have massive inflation at the other times when we had major selloffs in recent history.

[@philshyu5248]

@@BurnItD0wn406 Well, I’m not selling any of my current stocks nor my precious metals. But as far as my new cash and accumulated dividends are concerned, I’m just keeping all of that in cash and waiting for the next crash.

[@life_of_riley88]

The thing is, when that happens, it's near impossible to actually BUY precious metals.

[@gregorya326]

The selloff was so short in 2020 it was barley felt, the selloff in 2008 was brutal and year half long and cash was king for sure in that period too.

[@life_of_riley88]

@Christian Anthony go away

[@postscript5549]

And the check that was written (2008) was not the $787 billion we were told. It was in the many trillions ($29 trillion?).

[@life_of_riley88]

Yeah. . .and now we *should* assume that since then, QE has probably pumped out another 100+ trillion in off the books dollars. It's insanity.

[@jaysz6924]

Great guest!!!!

[@badcharts]

That was a great listen. Thanks Tom and Tim

[@lrmorrison999]

Great interview when you have to take notes! 🤔👍 Gold is insurance against a bad/debauched currency. The premium paid on the insurance is the fiat interest not received on holding that bad/debauched currency. At nominal interest rates near -0- % and real inflated rates near -15%, the insurance policy premium for holding gold is negative as well. Wealth Insurance! 😊👍

[@sivi9741]

Great interview ! The point about gold being more of an act of non investment is interesting . In essence , as bubble increase , investment in gold should be increase as well to prevent you to invest too much in abnormal valuations .

[@michaelg4944]

Superb interview, thank you. So glad I came across Tim & Killian and as Tim loves his quotes and movies, I'll steal one related to becoming a client - "In an insane world, it was the sanest choice"

[@danielednie-lockett4616]

Solid . Great turns of phrase

[@ResourceTalks]

Oh, now I get it. The market has just been waiting for Tim's book to come out before it can crash! Jokes aside, even as an inexperienced investor myself, most things are just not making any sense in the market right now and can only be explained by human behaviour, which is volatile and in which extremes never last a lifetime. Eventually, there will have to be a major shift in market psychology and my best guess would be that's when gold and silver start moving. Tom, thank you for the work you do. Not many interviewers prepare as well as you do.

[@aorolecall]

I cast my federal reserve notes out into the abyss that is the 'economy' aka the slave society, in exchange for gold and silver, as soon as I get them. Started doing so last July, no plans on stopping, no matter how low they rig the "price" of these metals. Deflation is always transitory

[@good2goskee]

Why are there only 600i'sh likes on this excellent vid? WHY does Palisades have only 86k subs???? The content, questions, and refreshing lack of sales spin on these videos should have this channel 500k plus

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[@advocate1563]

Tim is great. He read English at Oxford and I love the way he expresses himself - super clesr but a gift for metaphor and strong adjectives which makes his message stick in my little brain. Thank you both for a good job.

[@jjkkk4685]

What an excellent title for the book!

[@BatmanBoss]

Palisades 🏆

[@stansmith9199]

Incredible guest and interview Tom 👍

[@octaviano1296]

9th minute: No, Ludwig von Mises was not the father of the Austrian school. The father of the Austrian school was Carl Menger.

[@animalblack8482]

Terrific seasoned and engaging guest Tom thxu

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[@Reasonist]

Solid interview 👌🏻🍺

[@tonygomes7626]

Sad fact is, its pretty obvious we are headed for hyperinflation. I think stores better have tight security because when people can't afford to feed their families, things might get ugly.

[@bethany6931]

Might? ..Have you ben grocery shopping lately? things are already Ugly. I would suggest everyone gets on a passive income stream as a safety net before its too late. 3 BEST and surprisingly easy ways to double or hold your funds in this economy; Physical Silver, Gold ,who can guess the 3rd??

[@kerrysuii8959]

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[@jtownsend9424]

@@jenbynature780 The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?

[@jtownsend9424]

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[@luckynumberkevin2898]

My local supermarket have started selling their meat joints and steaks in hard plastic security tagged casings here……l kid you not. These are dicey times we live in.

[@CalCaliente]

There is a definition of a dollar. It’s a weight in silver it’s even in the constitution. Same thing with the sterling the pound the franc the marc etc

[@life_of_riley88]

Yep, and these still exist alongside/behind the veil of Fiat paper notes.

[@stevekleen6482]

My favorite podcast, I look forward to every episode. Great job Tom, keep up the hard work.

[@VM-ry8si]

You're such a good interviewer Tom, and listening to Tim price is a breath of fresh air, thanks to you both, very interesting and thought-provoking.

[@armedresistance1776]

Another fantastic interview Tom! What a great guest.

[@mrg7407]

This guy is ON! What a great Guest

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[@anthonyvidal4432]

Love your guest. Best why to explain the difference between gold and crpto.

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[@zenity6010]

Excellent guest, and great questions.

[@cpm9798]

Great interview thank you Tom and Tim

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[@rustyshackleford2719]

I've never heard of Mr. Price before this interview. He was spectacular and has maybe the best English accent ever. Have him back on soon.

[@taylorcollins615]

Tim mentioned Edelweiss holdings, which totally caught me by surprise. For anyone not familiar, Anthony Deden, who is Edelwiss' chairman, has done some incredible interviews with Grant Williams about his philosophy around capital preservation, maintaining generational wealth for his clients, and using gold as a tool in his portfolio. Great interview Tom & Tim.

[@philippjulien8549]

Thanks, Taylor! It's a 140 minute interview. Got it on the list for this weekend.

[@taylorcollins615]

@@philippjulien8549 It was one of the most impactful interviews on the topic of finance that I've ever listened to. Also doesn't hurt that they are in the Swiss Alps and the scenery when they are walking around is stunning. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

[@philippjulien8549]

@@taylorcollins615 Hi Taylor, these days it takes me two days on my bicycle to reach the Swiss Alps. Used to be one day some 30 years ago. The scenery is breathtaking, every single time. One can combine the trip with a nice ferry ride. They do have a nice network of bike paths, though. Usually I ride there twice a year to this small independent never invaded (and never will be invaded) country). There are certain things one doesn't want to keep here in the Socialist Caliphate Alemanistan anymore as they may be confiscated one of these days. The voting public is already for confiscating rental apartmets and the EU is working on a registry of our wealth/possessions (How do you finance rising interest rates?). Our politics are leaning to the extreme left, more and more, unfortunately. Best,

[@996driver1]

really enjoyed all his quotes

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[@nitinchhabria9781]

Different collapsing will use different options each suitable to each

[@hzj7920]

Excellent interview Tom.

[@evac311]

I greatly prefer when the videos lead in with the vignette, like they did before.

[@dkvikingkd233]

We are kicking a bigger and bigger can down the road!

[@warpathy6511]

No, we’re kicking it increasingly nearer.

[@richardcychowski8380]

Great interview.... super

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[@Kimber-bz9fe]

Excellent interview thank you

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[@josephpurdy8390]

When Trump closed down the ports on February 29th 2020. That was Powell's signal to jack rates up to record highs. Stocks crashed anyways and, was the world trade shut down excuse. Made it the best opportunity to do what needed to happen a decade ago.

[@roadrunner1337]

Just news in UK home fuel bills cap has increased by £693 per year. That is a disaster.

[@delhume2691]

Very impressive guest. Great questions and answers. To help bring all currencies more stability, would it be advisable to set the gold price at a level that is large enough to back those dollars and other currencies by 50% or more? Then the politicians and governments would have to have more discipline and everyone would or should have more confidence in the system. Just a thought.

[@jjquinn6716]

Great show guys cheers

[@martintheguitarist]

Just like in the interview with his partner Tim demonstrated extreme wisdom and knowledge. Rare to find interviews like this.

[@nitinchhabria9781]

As far as I understand when something is collapsing one either props it up with some support or completely breaks it down and reconstructs in its place .to transition is to complete ly go away from it

[@roadrunner1337]

My two favourite Greenspans 1. We cannot guarantee purchasing power kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqm2fad5a5eFfZI 2. We can always print money kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZyWd6iKr7-pnqs

[@christopherbic7688]

Outstanding

[@Rachels123]

I agree that buying gold is a conscious decision not to invest in dishonest markets. I had stock in black rock. The evilness of this company cannot be expressed in words.

[@rustyshackleford2719]

Agreed. I can't invest in a company involved in something I don't believe in. I don't understand how people can invest in Black Rock, Boeing, Northup Grumann and Raytheon and feel good about themselves.

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[@VM-ry8si]

Totally agree - I recently read that BRock has peaked and about to bomb.

[@ddprepper5227]

Keep on stacking silver is real money and it's on sale, we will never see these cheap prices again!

[@elonmuskox4305]

How do you inflate away the debt when you are running 2-3 trillion dollar deficits per year?

[@franklinperkins9991]

Excellent interview.

[@CarlosGonzales-wm8xx]

People are buying gold and silver. The premiums are high. The banks keep slapping down the price of precious metals. Cryptos aren't hurting the price of gold, the Fed is.

[@drew6476]

it's breaking, the parabolic move is coming. Paper to silver ratio 325.5:1... literally going up 1.5:1 every day. Silver is about to explode

[@subzero6396]

Great guest and a fantastic voice...

[@joannac9194]

Excellent interview. Tom, you are the BEST and my first “GO TO”.

[@victorarregnelle8976]

Googled difference between money and currency last week, and money it says money is intangible and currency is tangible. Something felt wrong with those descriptions. Is that a new definition or something?

[@stoicstacker3545]

Love it, bring him back

[@francisbacon2401]

Actually money is attempt at a unit of energy...

[@stevedavid6207]

This dude is worth listening to.

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[@investmentprofessor2620]

Excellent commentary

[@deviniusmaximus2131]

Very nice!

[@dmcac1]

Great interview!!! Thank you so much for everything

[@nr249]

Excellent episode. Thank you

[@Steven-rp8zo]

Tim is one of my new fav guests, I need to replay this one a few times!

[@asgerjrgensen5195]

Great Content!

[@bill8582]

Did you see what the FOIA revealed the other day, about the bailout back in 2010? What we were told by the end of that flop, was 5 Trillion, but instead of the 5 Trillion that we were told that it cost, it wound up being 29 Trillion, with close to 2 Trillion going to each of the large banks, some got more, but they didn't stop there, they gave out money to other contries central banks, Japan alone got 3.5 Trillion, but also Germany, Switzerland, China, UK, France, many others as well, and they fought like hell all the way to the Supreme Court, which took them all the way up to 2012, to cover that up for 10 years, but it ran out of time, so it was discovered in the FOIA, the ones investigating already knew, but couldn't bring it into the light until now, it should be on every news channel 24/7 but nothing at all has been mentioned. There should be no poor, no homeless, no starving children, the list goes on and on. The problem with private western central banks is that every time they get caught doing nefarious activities, they never change their behavior, they just change out players, and have always printed their way out of it, which goes against every moral concept. It's a slave contruct, that they have created and we are the serfs. It is fixing to come apart, and many will loose everything. Have you noticed going back in time that right before a financial situation, some sort of global infection comes into play, just about every 100 years going back down the line.

[@haroldkatz1232]

Two thumbs up!

[@postscript5549]

END THE FED END THE FED END THE FED END THE FED END THE FED

[@fernandinand]

Insanity is really the key word to sum up the last and next decade!

[@larsh2923]

It's not the Central banks that runs the markets show, it's the politicians (or whoever manages them). Regular people and businesses don't care about markets, they may suffer them but they don't lose any sleep thinking about them.

[@BurnItD0wn406]

One thing that's often missing from these conversations is the role of the USD as the primary reserve currency. Over 60% of world reserves held in US dollars. I think there are several implications when talking about topics, such as how the EU and Japan were able to go to negative nominal rates. The Fed has a unique position as the world reserve currency. This has always been a huge advantage to the debtor nation US, but could eventually become a double-edged sword that takes out the US. Wish somebody smarter than me would take on this topic/angle.

[@TonyL-gw4qx]

He does not want to buy physical metal. He wants the paper to own the companies not the real thing. He said 3 times and this was a complete let down, give up and don’t watch it. All roads lead back to precious metals but not owning the metals.

[@evac311]

That one always grinds me a bit as well. In a system reset that paper won't do anything for you

[@fascistphilosophy5649]

exactly dude. most of these people who come on as authorities are misdirecting us. the only real answer is gold bullion, but they sell alternatives: stocks, silver, bitcoin. The only question, for me, is what is the corrupting force that is compelling these people to conspire against the truth? ..I am thinking, immediately, just business associations that lead to wall-street.. but, all roads lead somewhere...

[@silverback7783]

@@fascistphilosophy5649 ok but physical silver is same as gold

[@fascistphilosophy5649]

@@silverback7783 I have news for you: there is no comeback of the bi-metallic standard.

[@wakcackle3555]

Debauchment of the law, as a reflection of the debauchment of the money, running on a fiat debt system increase the desire of one group of people to take the rights of other people. Even feudalism is kind in comparison to the possible results.

[@bobbiecrider6964]

28:00 Be a trend setter buy #Gold. You never go wrong buying stored energy wealth...

[@andrewmarsden1970]

Sensible conversation. Thank you.

[@ryankekuna8395]

Are you guys on Rumble???

[@jaredangell5017]

Tom caught so much hell for not letting the Evergrande issue go. Guess he got the last laugh. GO TOM! LOVE YOUR INTERVIEWS BUDDY!!!

[@vm-bz1cd]

Good interview! but let's face it... as an asset mgr compensated on AUM, of course he wants his clients to be "fully invested" at ALL times. In today's environment that can be suicidal 😌

[@astroandrius]

Here in Lithuania we have 12.2% inflation. Lets go EU!

[@Timothy_Pitt]

How are Lithuanians responding?

[@astroandrius]

@@Timothy_Pitt A lot of people are driving to shop in Poland, situation there is much better. We also had a couple of big protests, but it was smeared by the media as anti-vax, but new ones are planned.

[@Timothy_Pitt]

@@astroandrius Very interesting Thank you Why do you consider there is less inflation in Poland? Is it linked to having its own currency still? Demonstrations are demanding what, exactly?

[@astroandrius]

@@Timothy_Pitt I think there are four main reasons: 1) Poland is bigger market so there is more competition in it, so a lot of stuff was cheaper there to begin with, 2) tax cuts in Poland (VAT on food, fuel, energy and essential items was reduced or set to 0 altogether for half a year), 3) Poland has its currency (PLN) which was not printed to oblivion like EUR and USD, but for some strange reason is still weak compared to my currency (EUR). In addition to that Bank of Poland is buying gold, it added about 200 tons in 2021. And finally 4) Poland has much better relations with China, Belarus (our neighbor) and Russia. Our government completely screwed relations with Belarus and China, so that might be one of reasons for inflation. And as a result protesters are requiring two things: retirement of the government (inflation, screwed foreign policy and relations, vax mandates, other political failures) and ending vax mandates. But they are smeared as pro-Russia and anti-vax.

[@Timothy_Pitt]

@@astroandrius Thank you very much again I understand Lithuania government to be centre-right, with soft euro-sceptic views & supporting free market, pro-privatisation economic objectives There appears a contradiction here

[@postscript5549]

The bailout included large dollar amounts given to Japan, Germany, England and others ($ trillions).

[@evac311]

As was suspected before and confirmed yesterday

[@sazajac77z]

Since it is bogus to value gold in dollars, what should it be valued in? A toga, belt, and sandals? I can value a small house today at 100 oz of gold. When the dollar becomes irrelevant, is that a valid valuation?

[@life_of_riley88]

Absolutely not. Gold is scarce and it is mined at about 2-3% more added per year. I'd say maybe 1 or 2 ounces will buy a house when the paper dollar finally dies. Remember the "Dollar" is 477+/- grains of fine silver. So, really in constitutional dollars, we don't know what a house costs? Only in Federal Reserve notes. Make sense?

[@fascistphilosophy5649]

these people are minimizing the potential for gold, in the face of a new gold standard, (literally on a gold bullion sales site) and advising you keep your money in the stock market. others will try to sell you silver or bitcoin. Trust yourself.

[@VM-ry8si]

Gold relative to things we need, staples - there are some good charts that show the value of a barrel of oil, a cow etc v gold, over many decades, it's shocking and illuminating at the same time. The dollar has lost over 95% of its original value, which is why Tim likens the dollar to an elastic band, except that the dollar shrinks over a longer period of time, and may go to zero eventually, like all fiat currencies historically.

[@warpathy6511]

Silver is the government’s biggest fear… get scary my friends.

[@desertdog8006]

Why ?

[@warpathy6511]

@@desertdog8006 because gold and silver specie are described in the Constitution as real money and silver is at the very tip of Exter’s pyramid. It is a mean reversion that reshuffles the banker’s power in money creation and gives the power over people’s wealth back to the people- until the bankers are green lighted to destroy public power once again. It always happens that way throughout history 🤷‍♂️.

[@silverback7783]

@@warpathy6511 I for one is stacking my ass off

[@warpathy6511]

@@silverback7783 you are good 👍 Me too

[@povarful]

We are in stagflation now already guys!!!

[@stampatron]

I thought this guy was a bit of a muppet after reading some of his twitter content but he is clearly astute.

[@straightupautomotive]

Abolish the Fed.

[@bobbiecrider6964]

"A house divided against itself, cannot stand" June 16th 1858

[@jeremyjohnson8128]

Jesus said it first, albeit in a different language.

[@RadicallyFRUGAL]

Money has become or currency has become a ghost of a phantom

[@edwardbentley3986]

Price manipulation is confiscation without physical confiscation

[@maplenook]

1 grow 2 default 3 inflate *** here we are!

[@rosemadison2488]

Sir I love your videos What is the best way to make money from investing

[@warpathy6511]

Diligent patience.

[@evegreenification]

"You're clearly a glutton for punishment"~ There's that dry wit

[@femibakky9905]

Hello, I'm new to forex trade And have been making huge losses but I recently see a lot of people earning from it. Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong

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[@quocbao4243]

Tum?

[@larsh2923]

What is "rocket surgery"😄

[@silverback7783]

They Stop sending me alerts probably shadow ban

[@kennethbaird968]

I wish people would stop blaming central banks for the policies made by politicians and ultimately we vote for those policies . We are the villains.

[@silverback7783]

Sounds like he ditched 25 percent gold for high quality paper, am I wrong or did I hear wrong? Anyway by my name u likely know what I am doing.

[@nitinchhabria9781]

Discrimination is god's way to manage

[@warpathy6511]

God loves the anti fragile

[@nitinchhabria9781]

@@warpathy6511 a microbe is living it's span of life so I guess will each get what is it's due share

[@silverback7783]

Fed is not behind curve by accident just my two silver dimes worth

[@kings288318]

smart guy, too bad he doesn't understand bitcoin.

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[@generalstack6540]

Precious metals are the enemy of the state. They will be manhandled at all costs

[@warpathy6511]

It’s the government’s biggest fear… get scary!