Axel Merk: Central Banks Buying Gold Record Amounts Of Gold. Is the Fed Crashing The Market?

By Herman James / November 07, 2022 / marketsanity.com / Article Link

Wall Street Silver, Released on 11/7/22

Axel Merk, Founder & CIO of Merk Investments Manager, joins the show to discuss the Fed's fourth consecutive rate hike of its size to 75 basis points and what this could mean for the Gold and Silver markets. Furthermore, we talk about what the Fed will do next, Centrals Banks buying massive amounts of Gold, and what Axel is investing in right now.

Axel Merk is the Founder, President, Portfolio Manager, and CIO at Merk Investments LLC. He is an expert on qualitative research and macroeconomic trends. Mr. Merk is also an expert on macro trends, hard money, international investing, and on building sustainable wealth, and he is a pioneer in the use of strategic currency investing to seek diversification. He is a speaker and author on topics ranging from the economy, gold, and currencies to sustainable wealth and personal finance, as well as a regular guest and contributor to the business media around the world. Mr. Merk is an Author of the book Sustainable Wealth: Achieve Financial Security in a Volatile World of Debt and Consumption.

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