This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Sean Foo, Heresy Financial, WTFinance, Palisades Gold Radio, and George Gammon.
In the first video, Sean Foo talks about France and how Europe is plunging into a recession. Heresy Financial talks about how Bank of America and other big banks are in trouble. Thomas Thornton on WTFinance has a discussion about further Fed tightening will trigger a break in the market. Stefan Gleason joins Tom from Palisades Gold Radio to discuss the possibility of the US returning to the gold standard. Lastly, George Gammon talks about the possibility of a stock market boom.
Sean Foo
Jul 7, 2023
The French economy is in serious trouble. As Europe plunges into recession, the French r***s and protests are threatening to drag down France as well. Macron is now facing his greatest challenge of keeping the country stable. Here’s what you must know!
Heresy Financial
Jul 7, 2023
Well, it looks like banks are in trouble yet again, and this time it’s a big, systemically important bank, not one of those smaller, systemically important banks.
This time it’s Bank of America showing over $100 billion worth of unrealized losses.
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WTFinance
Jul 7, 2023
Interview recorded – 30th of June, 2023
On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Thomas Thornton, President at Hedge Fund Telemetry.
During our conversation we spoke about why the FED will continue to hike, the potential for a hard landing, Thomas’ trading strategy and what sectors we could see a rotation into. I hope you enjoy!
Palisades Gold Radio
Jul 7, 2023
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Tom welcomes Stefan Gleason, president of Money Metals Exchange back to the show. They discuss the legalities and intricacies of purchasing and owning precious metals, as well as the taxation issues surrounding them.
Stephen explains the importance of sound money and how it can be achieved through buying and storing gold and silver. He also highlights the legislative victories of the Sound Money Defense League, such as sales tax exemptions for precious metals in several states. Stephen then goes on to explain the difficulty of getting sales tax exemptions passed due to anticipated loss of revenue. He also explains that five states do not have income tax on gold and silver, and that Arkansas and Arizona recently passed laws exempting precious metals from income tax.
Stephen then moves on to discuss Congressman Mooney’s bill which requires an audit of the Federal Reserve’s gold holdings and prohibits the Fed from doing research or development of a Central Bank Digital Currency. Finally, he discusses the idea of spending gold and silver and making it legal tender, as well as the difficulties in making it a viable option. Stephen acknowledges that people are mainly doing it out of ideological reasons, but suggests that it may gain more traction when it becomes the only payment method someone will accept.
George Gammon
Jul 7, 2023
The Fed’s STEALTH QE Will Trigger A Stock Market BOOM!! (Fact or Fiction?)
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