John Embry | US Dollar on Brink of Collapse

John Embry, senior advisor at Sprott Inc., joins Silver Doctors to sound the alarm - the U.S. dollar is on the brink of collapse.

Embry explains what has led us to this shocking tipping point in America’s history. Going off the gold standard led to massive money printing and an explosion of U.S. government debt. “The prospect for something going seriously wrong that can’t be corrected is enormously high.” He believes any rise in interest rates could break the debt bubble.

How should investors prepare for such a crisis? Embry suggests investing in gold and silver. While many people argue gold and silver is overvalued right now, Embry says gold and silver have never been cheaper relative to the amount of debt in the world.

Embry points out that by and large, average investors have almost no gold and silver exposure. He says there is so much money invested in other assets, that when investors start moving toward gold and silver, the coming rise in the precious metal bull market will dwarf the 1980’s gold and silver bull run. “I think the upside potential in both these metals is beyond most people’s comprehension.”



















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John Embry -- Something Seriously Wrong With Financial System

John Embry, Chief Investment Strategist at Sprott Asset Management, thinks gold price suppression is a key factor in global monetary policy. Embry contends, “If the gold price truly reflected what is really going on in monetary policy today, I think real interest rates would rise quite significantly. Given the amount of debt that is polluting the world banking system, to me, this is the end game, and that’s why it’s so vicious in terms of suppression right now. When this turns, it is going to change a lot of things. That’s why they are being so aggressive on maintaining pressure on the gold and silver prices. Silver is especially suppressed. I don’t think you can dig it out of the ground for less than $25 per ounce. It’s not like gold. There is not a huge above ground inventory.” Embry adds, “I have never seen it any more intense in terms of pressure in the paper market, which indicates we are near the end, and there is something seriously wrong with the system.”

The Dollar Crisis | John Embry

In this video, John Embry -- Chief Investment Strategist at the Canadian firm Sprott Asset Management -- discusses the worsening fiscal position of the US government with GoldMoney Foundation Director James Turk. In John's view, America is likely heading for hyperinflation thanks to the current fiscal policies of the Federal Reserve. John and James also discuss the growing problem of rising prices, and how the US authorities remain determined not to notice growing inflationary pressures.





John Embry joined SAM as Chief Investment Strategist in March 2003, with a focus on the Sprott Gold and Precious Minerals Fund. He plays an instrumental role in the corporate and investment policy of the firm. Mr. Embry, an industry expert in precious metals, has researched the gold sector for over thirty years and has accumulated industry experience as a portfolio management specialist since 1963.
After graduating from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Commerce degree, John Embry began his investment career as a stock selection analyst and Portfolio Manager at Great West Life. He then became Vice President of Pension Investments for the entire firm. After 23 years with the company, John became partner with United Bond and Share, the investment counseling firm acquired by Royal Bank in 1987. John was named Vice-President, Equities and Portfolio Manager at RBC Global Investment Management, a $33 billion organization where he oversaw $5 billion in assets, including the flagship $2.9 billion Royal Canadian Equity Fund and the $250 million Royal Precious Metals Fund, the #1 ranked fund across the country for its 2002 net performance of 153%.

The Future For Retirees In America Is Grim ~ John Embry

Sprott's John Embry: 'The Future For Retirees In America Is Grim'

John Embry, Chief Investment Strategist at Sprott Asset Management. John Embry discuss recent volatility and panic in the gold and silver markets. According to John Embry markets are now highly oversold. He mentions the "leap day slaughter" and the counterintuitive situation in which gold and silver prices went down on the backdrop of negative economic news and money printing. Natural selling followed forced selling. Embry thinks the bottom is being tested right now and that there's a lot of upward potential with limited risk. He notes that if you're negative on gold, you must be bullish on currencies, which doesn't make sense in the current environment.