This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Joe Blogs, Commodity Culture, Palisades Gold Radio, Arcadia Economics, and Gregory Mannarino.
Joe Blogs reports on the value of Russian reserves crashing as pipeline sales collapse and LNG sales fall despite massive reserves.
Francis Hunt of The Market Sniper joins Commodity Culture to discuss the stars aligning for silver as most investors give up.
David Skarica, Publisher and Founder of Stock Chart Of The Day joins Tom on Palisades Gold Radio to talk about the greatest scenario for gold stocks.
Andy Schectman joins Arcadia Economics to discuss another drop in silver and gold.
Gregory Mannarino talks about the attacks in Iran sending the price of Crude higher and more.
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Joe Blogs
Jan 3, 2024
Prior to the Invasion of U-----e RUSSIA was earning $120 Billion income from the sale of Natural Gas. This revenue stream has been devastated by the Sanctions and Pipeline Gas Sales to Europe in 2023 dell by a further 56%. Russia is unable to sell this gas to other countries as it does not have any additional pipelines nor does it have the ability to convert the gas into LGN. In this video I look at Russia’s sales for 2023, what is happening in the gas markets and discuss the possibility that Russia may never be able to monetize the massive gas reserves that it is sitting on.
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Commodity Culture
Jan 3, 2024
Francis Hunt isn’t interested in the narrative when it comes to silver, he’s only interested in the facts and the ones he presents on why most have it wrong on silver are compelling. Francis dives into the investment case for precious metals and refers to both the charts and global macro factors to drive his thesis.
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Palisades Gold Radio
Jan 3, 2024
Tom welcomes back David Skarica, Publisher and Founder of Stock Chart Of The Day. David Skarica the current rate-cutting cycle by the Federal Reserve, suggesting that political pressure might be the main driving force behind these cuts. He compared the current situation to previous cycles, noting that in 2008, the market was in a crash, while in 2019 and 1995, stocks were rallying before the rate cuts. Skarica also highlighted that the bubbles in 2008 indicated that previous rate cut cycles did not immediately work, but this time, the economy has held up relatively well. He expressed the belief that this rate cut cycle will be different and that predictions of a significant market downturn may not necessarily come true.
Skarica mentions that the Federal Reserve is looking to cut short-term interest rates in a controlled manner to avoid shocking the market. The expected cuts in March, May, and June are predicted to be less severe than those in 2008 or 2020, as the economy is not showing signs of requiring substantial intervention. Skarica emphasized that the Federal Reserve is taking a more strategic approach to interest rate adjustments to prevent abrupt changes that could disrupt the market.
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The conversation then shifts to the performance of gold stocks during rate cut cycles. Skarica cited examples from 2005-2008 and 2018-2020, where gold stocks outperformed the market in the first 12-24 months of a rate cut cycle. However, as the bull market matures, investors tend to shift to more aggressive investments, leading to a slowing trend. Skarica theorized that a similar cycle may be observed again due to high levels of debt. He suggested that combining a bull market with rising gold prices and low oil prices could create an ideal scenario for gold stocks.
Skarica also touched on the importance of a long-term investment horizon, citing examples from the past. He pointed out the success of investors like Jim Dines and John Templeton, who made substantial profits by having a long-term perspective and buying stocks when they were undervalued. He encouraged investors to remain open-minded and look for opportunities while also being aware of potential risks.
In terms of specific recommendations, Skarica suggested investing in gold and, more specifically, gold stocks, which he believes are currently undervalued despite the high price of gold. He acknowledged the risks associated with these stocks but stated that the potential for rewards is significant.
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Arcadia Economics
Premiered Jan 3, 2023
Despite a strong finish to 2023, the gold and silver prices have been under pressure to start 2024. Especially today, as gold is $30 lower while silver is down by 80 cents.
To talk about the environment for the precious metals in 2024, Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin joins me on the show where he discusses the latest developments in the BRICS nations, and some of the factors he feels will ultimately support and drive the metals prices this year.
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Gregory Mannarino
Streamed live Jan 3, 2023
Blasts Inside Iran Send Crude HIGHER. Job Openings CRATER. Manufacturing FREEFALL. Mannarino
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