Gold to Hit $2200-$2300 Range on Inventory Squeeze, Says UBP’s Kinsella

The video discusses the attractiveness of gold as an investment, highlighting factors such as negative real interest rates and inventory squeezes that support gold prices. It predicts gold's fair value and compares current economic conditions with those of 2011, noting the unprecedented global adoption of negative interest rate policies and quantitative easing by central banks.

What are the two main drivers mentioned for the attractiveness of gold as an investment?

• High inflation and strong dollar

• Negative real interest rates and inventory squeeze

• Rising stock market and low unemployment

• Increased oil prices and geopolitical tensions

What is the estimated fair value range for gold according to the speaker?

• $1800 - $1900 per oz

• $2000 - $2100 per oz

• $2200 - $2300 per oz

• $2400 - $2500 per oz

What economic measures are contributing to the potential upside risks for gold?

• Tax cuts and deregulation

• Yield curve control and quantitative easing

• Trade agreements and tariffs

• Interest rate hikes and fiscal austerity

How is the current economic environment different from 2011 according to the speaker?

• Higher inflation rates globally

• Widespread adoption of negative real interest rate policies

• Stronger economic growth in emerging markets

• Increased geopolitical tensions

Which central banks are mentioned as adopting new economic policies?

• Only the Eurozone and Japan

• Only the US and UK

• Central banks around the world

• Only emerging market central banks