This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Gregory Mannarino, Mike Maloney, Kitco News, and Arcadia Economics.
Gregory Mannarino talks about what to expect with gold, silver, and crypto in 2024.
Ronnie Stoeferle joins Mike Maloney to discuss the record central bank gold buying as they prepare for the endgame.
Phillip Streible, Chief Market Strategist at BlueLine Futures joins Jeremy Szafron, Anchor of Kitco News to talk about how a silver price breakout will be linked to China.
Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin joins Arcadia Economics to discuss Jerome Powell falling short of Paul Volcker.
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Gregory Mannarino
Dec 19, 2023
2024.. GOLD, SILVER, CRYPTO… What To Expect. PLUS IMPORTANT UPDATES. Mannarino
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GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney)
Premiered Dec 19, 2023
In this eye-opening video, Mike Maloney and Ronnie Stoeferle explore the recent surge in central bank gold buying, pointing to a broader global trend. From East versus West dynamics to the geopolitical significance of emerging markets, they dissect the factors behind central banks doubling down on gold reserves. Discover the key triggers, including the impact of sanctions on Russia, and gain insights into the potential renaissance of gold as a central bank asset. Don’t miss this crucial analysis that hints at a seismic shift in the financial landscape.
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Kitco NEWS
Dec 19, 2023
Jeremy Szafron, Anchor of Kitco News, interviews Phillip Streible, Chief Market Strategist at BlueLine Futures, offering a deep dive into the financial forecasts for 2024. Streible provides his expert analysis on equity and commodity markets for the upcoming year. Key topics include the anticipated growth in equity markets, the evolving influence of inflation and labor market trends, and the significant impact of China’s economic conditions on the silver market. Additionally, Streible discusses the notable shift in investment strategies as we move away from liquid money markets to embrace equities and commodities.
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Arcadia Economics
Premiered Dec 19, 2023
Last week the Fed signaled that it is indeed expecting to cut rates next year, and since then, we’ve seen a sharp rally in the gold and silver, as the market begins to price in the inevitable.
In some ways it’s a bit shocking to see the Fed indicate it’s really thinking about cutting rates with inflation still significantly above the its mandate. Yet in another sense, it’s reflective of what everyone’s known, but didn’t want to say, in that the Fed has long ago been backed into a corner that doesn’t offer any easy exit.
So in today’s show Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin talks about why Jerome Powell has fallen well short of Paul Volcker, and explains the longer-term implications of the recent news.
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