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Jiang says no geographic safe haven is simple because if everyone chooses a place such as New Zealand, money inflows, property pressure, native resentment, and immigration conflict make it unsafe too.
Jiang says Dubai and the UAE are dead as safe-haven/financial-hub projects because war has shattered the illusion of stability between Israel and Iran.
Simon says gold is a long-term monetary safe haven, while silver is a more volatile geopolitical-industrial metal whose behavior can shift with strategic moves.
His near-term investor-flight forecast is movement into safer currencies, especially the US dollar and Swiss franc, rather than a complete rush into precious metals.
Jiang reiterates that even under a European financial crisis the likelier investor response is flight into safer currencies such as the US dollar and Swiss franc rather than an unlimited move into gold and silver.
"I have three kids. I'm trying to figure out the same thing. Okay. Um, so I've been thinking about this for a long time...."
"So Dubai is dead. And the Iranians have really targeted the UAE. And I think that a lot of it is just this revulsion..."
"For good, because the illusion has been shattered. And once you shatter the illusion, you can't resurrect it anymore. Wow."
"I think gold is a monetary asset. It is a safe haven. And I expect continual strength over the long term. Especially in a..."
"Yeah, so the first comment I would make is that there's a limit to how much gold and silver can go up because you're..."
"But again, I mean, the possibility of all this money going to gold and silver, it's very limited because what do you do with..."
"...keep USD valuable, does that mean gold is no longer a safe haven or store of value going forward like it has been for..."
"So you think the safe haven premium has been taken out for the GCC countries?"
"...needed to put all this resource, all this gold into a safe haven. And that safe haven, of course, was England. So you go..."
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