Luke Gromen

64 days ago

Video: The Mother of All Supply Distributions & Why Gold Will Go ‘Much Higher’

Analyst Luke Gromen flags up  several critical trends: the largest commodity supply flow disruption in history, unprecedented levels of globalization, sovereign debt, and market valuations. He argues that current global tensions, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, could trigger significant economic challenges. The potential closure of strategic maritime routes could lead to dramatic supply chain breakdowns, potentially causing localized famines and massive economic disruptions.

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420 days ago

Video: Gold Can be Used to Rebalance the Global Economy Without a World War

Analyst Luke Gromen of Forest For The Trees is the sort of chap who might live in a Montana log cabin near to that of our own Nigel Somerville.

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814 days ago

Video: U.S. Treasury Market Continues To Dictate Dollar Liquidity Policies, buy gold, bitcoin & oil

Analyst Luke Gromen of Forest for the Trees says that the interest on US Government debt will exceed a trillion this year. He explains that the U.S. government will need to borrow more money to cover the interest expense, indicating a debt crisis. According to Luke, the USA is essentially insolvent and running out of time.

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1088 days ago

Video: Rising Rates are No Longer Bad for Gold ( whatever you say stale bulls) - but go short UK Government debt

Analyst Luke Gromen of Forest for the Trees  is one of these stale bulls of gold who has to explain away why bullish predictions of what would cause gold to surge have all come to nowt! 

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1593 days ago

Video: US Can’t Sanction Russian Energy Without Risking Systemic Collapse

Analyst Luke Gromen of Forest for the Trees makes this clear. The media may tell you that sanctions will hit Russia but they are also going to whack the West.

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1922 days ago

Video: Understanding the sovereign debt bubble

Analyst Luke Gromen  argues that the global sovereign debt bubble is bursting, something which last occurred a hundred years ago.  He believes that the Central banks  are nearly entirely out of options, and bond markets are beginning to understand this fact.

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2699 days ago

Podcast: Whereas everything is in a bubble, Gold is arguably the cheapest asset relative to history

Analyst Luke Gromen is not sitting on the fence with this call. He argues that whereas everything is in a bubble, Gold is arguably the cheapest asset relative to history.

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