This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Kitco News, Wall Street Silver, Stansberry Research, Steven Van Metre, David Lin, and Liberty and Finance.
Oliver Linch joins Ernest Hoffman from Kitco News to discuss how CBDCs will rip the core out of crypto and will leave nothing in return. Peter St Onge on Wall Street Silver talks about the global economy reorganizing. Nomi Prins joins Stansberry Research to discuss why a gold-backed currency from Texas will stand against the Fed. Also on Stansberry Research’s Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome frequent guest Marko Papic to discuss the decline of US Dollar dominance. Steven Van Metre warns this major economy will crash. Mike ter Maat joins David Lin to explain how to prevent an economic collapse and a war with China. David Morgan joins Liberty and Finance to discuss how a gold currency will disrupt the system.
Kitco NEWS
Jul 17, 2023
Central bank digital currencies (CBDC) remove the key advantages of decentralized cryptocurrencies while offering no clear advantages of their own, according to Oliver Linch, CEO of Bittrex Global. Linch joined Kitco News reporter Ernest Hoffman to discuss the latest data which shows that 93% of central banks are working on CBDCs while also stepping up surveillance of their countries’ crypto markets. They also discuss arguments for and against CBDCs, and review recent news from China, Russia, Brazil and other jurisdictions.
Wall Street Silver
Jul 17, 2023
In this video, Peter warns of a significant shift in the global economy as two competing blocks form around the U.S. and China. More countries are aligning with China, driven by its attractive approach. Peter highlights the risks of this division, including inflation, shrinking economies, and trade fallout. Additionally, political disputes between the U.S. and China are accelerating this process with potential repercussions on critical technologies like AI.
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Stansberry Research
Jul 17, 2023
Inflation recently fell to its lowest annual rate in more than two years, but many investors remain wary about what to do with their money moving forward. On today’s show, Daniela sits down with Nomi Prins, geopolitical finance expert and bestselling author. Nomi stresses investors must avoid letting fear guide their investment decisions in order to uncover buying opportunities as this rampant market uncertainty drags on. She says, “The best way to navigate [the noise] as an investor is to ignore what the Fed does if it raises rates by another two incremental rate hikes within the next several months. The reality is it’s not going to impact the quality of investments, place in which we’re investing, or how those investments perform.”
When it comes to the Fed’s upcoming launch of its FedNow instant-money platform, Naomi believes it only serves as a ploy for the central bank to increase its foothold in the digital currency space. “Without the makings of a digital footprint, you don’t have the makings of a digital coin,” she asserts. Continuing with the theme of de-dollarization, Naomi warns that this trend could affect the long term outlook of the markets as foreign adversaries aim to chip away at the value of the U.S. dollar. “I don’t actually think it’s going to be replaced in our lifetimes, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a trading pattern here that’s emerging,” she concludes.
On this week’s Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome frequent guest Marko Papic back to the show. Marko is a partner and chief strategist for asset-management platform Clocktower. Together, they tackle the shifting landscape of globalization, the dominance of the U.S. dollar, and investment opportunities in emerging markets. (00:00)
Dan and Corey kick off the podcast by discussing the perplexing issue of the U.S. government “losing money while making money.” They explore the implications of this inefficiency and its connection to the broader topics of inflation, recent Consumer Price Index data, and the Federal Reserve’s monetary policies. (00:41)
Then, Marko joins the conversation to share his thoughts on multipolarity, or the distribution of power among several countries. Despite the rise of emerging markets and the global shift toward multipolarity, the U.S. dollar remains the predominant currency worldwide. Marko believes “the dollar will continue to have stickiness as a predominant currency,” but he predicts a steep decline within the next year.” (28:07)
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Marko concludes by highlighting that investors can still profit by adopting a longer-term perspective that considers geopolitical and macroeconomic trends. He suggests keeping an eye on economies with favorable prospects, such as Indonesia’s control of the Nickel market, Vietnam’s vital role in global trade, and Mexico’s refrain from fiscal stimulus packages. (45:57)
Steven Van Metre
Jul 17, 2023
This Major Economy is About to Crash (And Why It Means We’re Next)
David Lin
Jul 17, 2023
Mike ter Maat, 2024 Presidential Candidate from the Libertarian Party, discusses how to make the economy stronger, foreign policy with China, and criminal justice reform.
*This video was recorded on July 14, 2023
Liberty and Finance
Premiered Jul 17, 2023
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The BRICS are planning on developing a gold backed currency. Regardless of how this plays out, the new reserve currency will be disruptive, says David Morgan, founder of The Morgan Report. As for precious metals markets, the retail industry is having a slow down while industrial demand remains high. He expects the retail demand to increase as the year finishes.He also discusses the use of metals as money in the states and how gold and silver is important for the preservation of freedom.
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