Miles Harris's guest appearances

Miles Harris

Family Practice Podcast

Let's Talk W/ Crystal K

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief

Palisades Gold Radio

Elon Musk

Ron Paul

Mark Yusko

John Adams

Michael Gayed

Rick Rule

Adam Hamilton

Richard Duncan

Gary Wagner

David Rosenberg

Chris Marcus

Gregory Zuckerman

Chris Powell

Luke Gromen

Frank Holmes

OwlTail

Tom welcomes Mile Harris to the show. Miles is an investor, free-market advocate, and macroeconomist. Miles takes us on a deep dive into how the Bank of International Settlements operates as the central bank of central banks along with upcoming Basel III changes in June. He believes their ultimate goal is facilitating monopoly control over fiat currencies and global monetary policy.He discusses the credit risks developing in the system after real estate lending was classified as low-risk. Mortgages are much easier to get than business loans and are resulting in rising inequality. When credit begins to tighten, we will see falling home prices, and borrowers are likely to experience the joys of negative equity.He explains how Northern Rock Bank is an interesting case study into financing arrangements and interbank lending problems. These policies resulted in a customer bank run which required the Bank of England to provide emergency lending.He discusses the upcoming changes to Basel III standards in June.Tier one capital refers to bank financial reserves, including its equity. Tier two capital is regarded as undisclosed funds like demand deposits. Gold is on the asset side of a bank balance sheet and is usually considered a risk-less asset. Its only risk is price changes, not unlike a foreign currency. They will consider gold as a zero-risk weighting if it's allocated and has been hedged with a short position.He thinks now is a perfect time to go long gold as banks are closing short positions and banks seem to be taking possession of their gold. There could be a real rush towards physical delivery and absolute chaos due to an overall lack of physical bullion. A Comex failure could potentially bring down the US currency, and gold could rise rapidly.He believes this year we could see investment silver demand rise to nearly 50% of production. There could also be demand for companies and countries to acquire strategic reserves of the metal.The West is now heavily indebted while having gutted much of their industrial capacity, and they appear to lack the political will to change the situation.Time Stamp References:0:00 - Introduction0:42 - Bank of Int'l Settlements2:47 - Mortgage Debt &amp; Risk6:16 - Northern Rock Bank9:12 - Basel III - June Changes12:00 - Capital, Assets, &amp; Risks19:05 - Allocated vs. Unallocated20:18 - Comex Gold Outflows21:32 - Gold &amp; Silver Fiat Enemies23:53 - PMs vs. Money Supply26:56 - Gold and Valuations30:12 - Banks and Silver Reserves31:24 - Overall Silver Demand33:48 - Global Transformation35:59 - Gold and Silver Miners38:00 - Long-term Gold Outlook39:30 - Concluding ThoughtsTalking Points From This EpisodeOverview of Bank of International Settlements operationsMortgage debt, risks, and inflation.Gold outlook and silver investment demand in 2021.Guest Links:YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgxzDgbociRWqhDUW3YjS9gTwitter: https://twitter.com/MilesHarrisLGAMiles Harris has a BSc and Master’s degree in economics, with a major focus on transitional economies and financial crises. In particular, this has included the Asian financial crisis of 1997, the Russian debt default of 1998 and how China’s gradualist approach to transition has enabled the country to weather regional and global crises.After flirting with a career in the city I chose instead to focus upon real estate investing in the early 2000s. He has since become a passionate advocate of the Austrian school of economics and enjoy sharing this common sense approach to economics with high school economists where I teach lessons on economic and financial literacy. In 2020, he launched a YouTube channel which provides global macro insights and champions the importance of sound money.He is currently writing a book on how the economics profession was captured by central banking institutions.

Tom welcomes Mile Harris to the show. Miles is an investor, free-market advocate, and macroeconomist. Miles takes us on a deep dive into how the Bank of International Settlements operates as the central bank of central banks along with upcoming Basel III changes in June. He believes their ultimate goal is facilitating monopoly control over fiat currencies and global monetary policy. He discusses the credit risks developing in the system after real estate lending was classified as low-risk. Mortgages are much easier to get than business loans and are resulting in rising inequality. When credit begins to tighten, we will see falling home prices, and borrowers are likely to experience the joys of negative equity. He explains how Northern Rock Bank is an interesting case study into financing arrangements and interbank lending problems. These policies resulted in a customer bank run which required the Bank of England to provide emergency lending. He discusses the upcoming changes to Basel III standards in June. Tier one capital refers to bank financial reserves, including its equity. Tier two capital is regarded as undisclosed funds like demand deposits. Gold is on the asset side of a bank balance sheet and is usually considered a risk-less asset. Its only risk is price changes, not unlike a foreign currency. They will consider gold as a zero-risk weighting if it's allocated and has been hedged with a short position. He thinks now is a perfect time to go long gold as banks are closing short positions and banks seem to be taking possession of their gold. There could be a real rush towards physical delivery and absolute chaos due to an overall lack of physical bullion. A Comex failure could potentially bring down the US currency, and gold could rise rapidly. He believes this year we could see investment silver demand rise to nearly 50% of production. There could also be demand for companies and countries to acquire strategic reserves of the metal. The West is now heavily indebted while having gutted much of their industrial capacity, and they appear to lack the political will to change the situation. Time Stamp References:0:00 - Introduction0:42 - Bank of Int'l Settlements2:47 - Mortgage Debt &amp; Risk6:16 - Northern Rock Bank9:12 - Basel III - June Changes12:00 - Capital, Assets, &amp; Risks19:05 - Allocated vs. Unallocated20:18 - Comex Gold Outflows21:32 - Gold &amp; Silver Fiat Enemies23:53 - PMs vs. Money Supply26:56 - Gold and Valuations30:12 - Banks and Silver Reserves31:24 - Overall Silver Demand33:48 - Global Transformation35:59 - Gold and Silver Miners38:00 - Long-term Gold Outlook39:30 - Concluding Thoughts Talking Points From This Episode Overview of Bank of International Settlements operationsMortgage debt, risks, and inflation.Gold outlook and silver investment demand in 2021. Guest Links:YouTube Channel: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgxzDgbociRWqhDUW3YjS9gTwitter:" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgxzDgbociRWqhDUW3YjS9gTwitter:</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/MilesHarrisLGA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/MilesHarrisLGA</a> Miles Harris has a BSc and Master’s degree in economics, with a major focus on transitional economies and financial crises. In particular, this has included the Asian financial crisis of 1997, the Russian debt default of 1998 and how China’s gradualist approach to transition has enabled the country to weather regional and global crises. After flirting with a career in the city I chose instead to focus upon real estate investing in the early 2000s. He has since become a passionate advocate of the Austrian school of economics and enjoy sharing this common sense approach to economics with high school economists where I teach lessons on economic and financial literacy. In 2020, he launched a YouTube channel which provides global macro insights and champions the importance of sound money. He is currently writing a book on how the economics profession was captured by central banking institutions.

Miles Harris: Basel III, Good or Bad for Gold?

Lizzy Stewart

In this podcast, Miles Harris and Lizzy Stewart discuss 4 New Square’s process for recruiting pupils. Miles is head of the Pupillage Committee and Lizzy is 4 New Square’s Chief Executive and Senior Clerk. They both play a leading role in the pupillage process. In conversation they talk about what 4 New Square is looking for in prospective pupils, the criteria they apply when dealing with applications and the application process itself up to and including final interviews. They also deal with common concerns raised by people considering a career at the commercial bar generally.

In this podcast, <a href="https://4ns-old.localhost/barristers/miles-harris/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Miles Harris</a> and <a href="https://4ns-old.localhost/barristers/lizzy-stewart/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lizzy Stewart</a> discuss 4 New Square’s process for recruiting pupils. Miles is head of the Pupillage Committee and Lizzy is 4 New Square’s Chief Executive and Senior Clerk. They both play a leading role in the pupillage process. In conversation they talk about what 4 New Square is looking for in prospective pupils, the criteria they apply when dealing with applications and the application process itself up to and including final interviews. They also deal with common concerns raised by people considering a career at the commercial bar generally.

Life At The Bar: Insight into the pupillage recruitment process at 4 New Square Chambers – a discussion with Miles Harris and Lizzy Stewart

A conversation with Miles Harris NP about what motivated him to become a nurse practitioner and how his gender identity shapes his approach to LGBTQ healthcare.

Episode 1: Miles Harris NP