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What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
What Hath
 They Wrought
Adrian Day – 2019   Vancouver Resource Investment Conf.
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
Balance Sheet Quintupled
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
Interest Rates Throughout History

Source: BofA Merrill Lynch Global Investment Strategy, BoE, Global Financial Data, Homer and Sylla “A History of Interest Rates”
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
Source: The Wall Street Journal
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
Source: The Regional Economist
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
“I trust that many of you are familiar with
the story of Peter Pan, in which it says, ‘the
moment you doubt whether you can fly,
you cease forever to be able to do it.’ Yes,
what we need is a positive attitude and
conviction. Indeed, each time central banks
have been confronted with a wide range of
problems, they have overcome the
problems by conceiving new solutions.”
                                  -Haruhiko Kuroda
                       Governor of the Bank of Japan
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
Japan Growth Rate
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
Japan Money & Inflation

Source: The Regional Economist
What Hath They Wrought - Adrian Day - 2019 Vancouver Resource Investment Conf - Adrian Day Asset Management
“there appears to be no
evidence that QE
works…to increase real
GDP.”     -Stephen Williamson,
             Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
▪   Made recovery abnormally slow
▪   Hurt savers
▪   Encouraged debt
▪   Reinforced deflationary tendencies
▪   Increased role in economy—target certain sectors for help
▪   Distorted global markets
▪   Encouraged financial engineering
▪   Encouraged corporate buy backs and go-private deals
▪   Kept alive zombie companies
▪   Compressed bank profits, constraining banks from lending
▪   Widened wealth gap
▪   Destroyed confidence in system, in elites who got it wrong
     ▪ leading to populism
Global Debt Up to New High

Source: GlobalGold.ch; IIF, BIS, Haver, U.S. Global Investors
Money Not Moving
Velocity of Money 1958 - 2017

Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Gijsbert Groenewegen,
        www.silverarrowpartners.com
Paid not to Lend
Excess Reserves
“We may well at present be
seeing the first stirrings of
an increase in the inflation
rate – something that we
would like to happen.”
            – Stanley Fischer, Fed Vice-Chair
Global Rates Still Negative
                  United States     2.904
                  France           -0.397
                  Germany          -0.596
                  Spain            -0.078
                  Portugal         -0.115
                  Sweden           -0.430
                  Netherlands      -0.641
                  Switzerland      -0.797
                  Japan            -0.124
*2-year yields
Gold and Interest Rates Move Together

                                  54.20

 Source: Incrementum
Gold Beats Rates
Gold Beats Rates

Inflation
Rates
Gold
What Will Happen When Rates Rise?

  Source: Meridian Macro
What Damage in Selling

Source: Business Insider, SG Cross Asset Research/Economics
Gold Outperforms Stocks this Millennium

Source: Bloomberg
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