The Four Horsemen of the gold price Apocalypse – Lobo Tiggre

Lobo Tiggre, of The Independent Speculator, is long-term bullish on gold, but said that it is nonetheless important to consider four potential bear cases.

0:00 – Gold’s base case
5:40 – Bear case #1: Bitcoin eating gold’s lunch
9:40 – Bear case #2: Deflation
17:26 – Bear case #3: Manipulation
21:29 – Bear case: #4: No safe-haven demand
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