Wealthion · Monday, November 2, 2026
Steven Feldman explained that his row crop farmland asset manager, Goldcrest, is intentionally kept unlevered to avoid the risk of rising interest rates. He argues that farmland serves as a scarcity-based, long-term asset to protect against inflation rather than a play for short-term trading gains.
“You're right. I own an asset manager... Uh... that's in the farmland space for row crop. It's called Goldcrest. And it's... unlevered. And we did that for a reason.”
“You buy farmland to avoid living under a bridge. You buy gold. to make sure that if the world... doesn't go the way you think, that you have an asset that is... a currency proxy that's valuable for 3000 years”