The summary of Eddie's advice was to invest in gold and bonds. Bonds?! Surely not; these are clearly way overpriced and have really no place to go except south.
But the actual interview reveals that he is advising inflation linked bonds, or what he calls "indies". But look at this [broken link removed]of the current yields on UK index linked bonds. Take the example of the bond maturing in 20.3.2034. Its current yield is -1.704% That broadly means that if you hold this bond to maturity you will earn 1.704% less than the UK rate of inflation. Historically these would have been priced to give around 3% in excess of inflation. It seems that "indies" are, like their conventional counterparts, horrendously overpriced by historic standards. A very bad recommendation it seems to me.