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This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Joe Blogs, Arcadia Economics, Palisades Gold Radio, and Stansberry Research.
Joe Blogs talks about the Russian economy collapsing as Russia declares a dramatic fall in oil and gas revenues and a higher deficit. Arcadia Economics discusses Fortuna Silver reports of record production for the 3rd quarter following a ramp-up in Séguéla. Arcadia Economics also joined by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics to discuss if a market crash could drive gold and silver lower. Adrian Day, CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management joins Palisades Gold Radio to discuss why gold will soar once investors realize inflation is out of the Fed’s control. Anthony Zhang, co-founder and CEO of Vinovest joins Matt McCall on Stansberry Research to talk about how to get stable returns in an unstable market.
Joe Blogs
Oct 5, 2023
RUSSIA’s Economy has started to COLLAPSE as the impact of the Sanctions hit home. Russia’s OIL & GAS Revenue is down 69% in the first 8 months of 2023 compared with the revenue Russia was earning prior to the invasion of Ukraine. In addition to this huge reduction in income Expenditure has increased by more than 32%, due to the investment in the War, which means that the Russian Economy is now incurring massive LOSSES. In this video I provide more details of the figures and discuss the problems that Russia is now facing.
Arcadia Economics
Premiered Oct 5, 2023
Fortuna #Silver released their 3rd quarter production numbers this morning, and reported record gold production after a full 3rd quarter of mining at Séguéla.
They remain on track to reach their 2023 annual production guidance numbers, and to find out more about the results, click to watch this video now!
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In recent weeks Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics has commented on the similarities he sees between the current financial markets and what we all witnessed back in 2008. Although in terms of the precious metals, back in 2008 there was a big selloff in both gold and silver following the JP Morgan takeover of Bear Stearns, before both metals recovered and would go on to spike to highs in 2011.
So with bond prices plummeting, and increasing concerns in the credit markets, is it possible that gold and silver could experience a similar plunge this time around?
In today’s call we discuss that question, and look at the range of options that could occur as the financial pressure increases. Dave talks about what he’s seeing in regards to the falling bond prices, and also the evidence of continued deterioration of the underlying economic fundamentals in the US economy. He talks about how he thinks the Fed will have to respond, and how that response may come sooner than most of the market is anticipating.
So to find out more, click to watch this video now!
Palisades Gold Radio
Oct 5, 2023
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Tom welcomes back Adrian Day, CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management to discuss the current state of the economy and investor expectations. Day believes that the effects of the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes in January 2020 will soon be felt, but he does not predict a market crash. However, there is a tug of war in place and valuations are high, primarily due to a handful of stocks.
The economy is showing signs of slowing, with lower consumer spending, a low labor participation rate, and slowing manufacturing. Day believes this may lead to a potential recession. He also mentions the failure of the US to issue 50-year and 100-year bonds, which could have been done at lower interest rates and signaled confidence in the economy. The lack of appetite for US treasuries has resulted in pressure on interest rates to go up, as there are fewer buyers.
Adrian recommends reducing most holdings, but is not sold on the idea of a market crash. He advises investors to be prudent and take time to analyze potential opportunities. Day also discusses the BRIC Summit and alternative currencies, noting that they are unlikely to replace the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency in the near future.
He believes that the shift of power from the US to China is not being viewed as a peaceful transfer of power, unlike the situation between Britain and the US many years ago. In terms of the gold price, Day believes that the Fed’s aggressive tightening and prospects for future tightening have caused it to go up, but investors are still not satisfied. He also notes a disconnect between the gold price and gold stock prices, with gold stocks being viewed as the best value in decades.
In conclusion, Day predicts that gold prices will rise significantly when investors believe the Fed has lost control.
Stansberry Research
Oct 5, 2023
Diversification is key when it comes to investing. Most folks only diversify within the stock and bond markets. But there are many other ways to diversify… And one with a lot of potential is “alternative investments.” On this episode of Making Money With Matt McCall, Matt dives into this space with the help of Anthony Zhang. He’s the co-founder and CEO of Vinovest, and he joins Matt for the first time to discuss the opportunity in the wine and whiskey markets.
Zhang explains the differences between these two markets and shares how both have beaten the S&P 500’s average performance over 10 years. This kind of investment isn’t for everyone. But consider this… Most wealthy investors have a heavy concentration of their assets in alternative investments that range from wine to watches to art. And now, you have the opportunity to build your portfolio in the same fashion.
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