This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Commodity Culture, Palisades Gold Radio, Liberty and Finance, and Bix Weir.
Gerald Celente joins Commodity Culture to discuss market distortions, out of control debt, and geopolitical choas.
Peter Grandich joins Tom on Palisades Gold Radio to talk about excessive borrowing and money creation delaying the inescapable depression.
Alasdair Macleod, head of research at Gold Money and https://alasdairmacleod.substack.com joins Liberty and Finance to discuss central banks hoarding all the gold.
Bix Weir discusses Silver Institute preparing to blame Metals Focus for misleading silver demand data.
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Commodity Culture
Jan 31, 2024
Gerald Celente doesn’t have anything nice to say about the state of financial markets, government debt, or the geopolitical landscape but he does want to wake people up to the fact that sociopaths with a mean streak are in charge of the system. Gerald discusses the continued escalation of global conflict he thinks is leading to World War 3, extreme distortions in the stock market that make it akin to gambling, and why gold and silver may hold the key to protecting your wealth from the madness ahead.
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Palisades Gold Radio
Jan 31, 2024
Tom welcomes returning guest Peter Grandich to the show for a riveting conversation. Peter underscores his belief that the much-anticipated recession hasn’t yet arrived due to rampant money creation and continuous borrowing. He challenges the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ data, believing its reported market conditions to be milder than reality. He spotlights the increasing number of Americans relying on food banks, living paycheck to paycheck, and articulates his belief that an impending recession is not a matter of “if,” but “when.”
Grandich also points to a shift in the past 40 years from a market largely dominated by retail investors to one controlled by computer algorithms. In fact, today more than half of all stock market investments are in passive funds. This new mode of operation could result in rapid market changes when investment perspectives shift.
Importantly, the spiraling US debt is a concern. The Congressional Budget Office recently predicted a debt level of $50 trillion within seven years. This escalating debt could lead to economic collapse, as a large part of the country’s revenue would be obligated to cover interest repayments. Grandich further criticizes the Biden administration’s decision to expunge student loan debts as it could set a dangerous precedent for other financial liabilities.
Additionally, Grandich observes the growing global outcry for dominance at the expense of the US, spurred by countries like Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. This could lead to diminished demand for US stocks and a preference for non-US stocks. Amid these shifts, Peter emphasizes the importance of safeguarding capital.
Despite previous success with uranium, Peter is now directing his focus towards other natural resources such as gold, copper, and lithium. He recommends their potential for capital appreciation, citing ongoing demand and treating copper optimistically due to its emerging role in the green sector. While remaining cautious about investing, given the current economic, social, and political landscapes, Peter remains hopeful about the future growth in the natural resources sector.
Lastly, Grandich provides intriguing insights on the position of uranium in the current market, explaining that widespread energy challenges and increasing nuclear power necessity maintain its stability; however, he maintains that other metals such as gold and copper now offer better investment opportunities.
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Liberty and Finance
Premiered Jan 31, 2024
The level of interest in gold is way down, says Alasdair Macleod, head of research at Gold Money and https://alasdairmacleod.substack.com. But recent developments in the banking system and geopolitical conflicts should lead to much more gold demand. Portfolios are extremely under-weighted in gold investments, he says. While the central banks have been purchasing gold en masse, individual investors have less than 1% invested in the sector. There is simply not enough gold for individual investors to achieve even a minor increase in their allocation, says Macleod..unless the gold price rises much higher.
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RoadtoRoota
Jan 31, 2024
The 2023 Silver Demand data is SO FAR OFF that it looks like the Silver Institute prepares to BLAME Metals Focus for the numbers that any 2nd grader can tell are a joke! ALL industrial demand was skyrocketing in 2023 with growth numbers from 10% to 75% in the case of Silver Used in Solar Panels! And yet the Silver Institute claims that Industrial Demand in 2023 was only 8% and projects that 2024 Industrial demand will be only 1%!! HOW DO THESE PEOPLE SLEEP AT NIGHT?!
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