This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Gregory Mannarino, Mike Maloney, The Atlantis Report, and Palisades Gold Radio.
Gregory Mannarino talks about an epic warning from JPMorgan as the stock market craters and bonds sell off big time.
Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard decode the banking sector plunge.
The Atlantis Report shares news of how inflation isn’t the worst compared to what’s to come.
Dave Kranzler from Investment Research Dynamics joins Tom Bodrovics on Palisades Gold Radio to discuss poking bears and black swans.
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Gregory Mannarino
Feb 13, 2024
EPIC WARNING FROM JP MORGAN! “People Will Lose Their Homes, Spending Power, Security.”
BLOW UP! Stock Market CRATERS As BONDS SELL OFF BIG TIME! YIELDS SPIKE…
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GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney)
Premiered Feb 13, 2024
In an essential discussion, Mike and Alan dissect the troubling developments within the banking industry, honing in on New York Community Bank’s drastic stock price fall and the controversies swirling around it. Mike clarifies his seemingly late reaction to the crisis, revealing he has been sounding the alarm about a looming financial catastrophe for over a year, albeit without pointing fingers directly at New York Community Bank. The duo draws parallels with historical financial upheavals, notably the 2008 crisis and the nationalization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to underline the potential global fallout. They showcase a chart linking GDP growth with federal debt, highlighting a disturbing trend that began in 2008. Their analysis is a call to action for viewers to keep abreast of the evolving economic landscape through a specially curated URL featuring tweets, articles, and videos. This discussion is a must-watch for anyone concerned about the future of the banking sector and the broader economy.
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The Atlantis Report
Feb 13, 2024
In the world of economic forecasting, few events are as humbling as a failed prediction, especially when it concerns a phenomenon as pervasive and impactful as inflation. Janet Yellen, the distinguished economist and former US Treasury Secretary, found herself in this precarious position several times.
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Interest rates have soared to unprecedented heights, reshaping financial landscapes and leaving households grappling with soaring borrowing costs. Still, the specter of inflation is looming large, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the economic outlook and raising fears of a prolonged period of financial strain.
Now, just as hopes for respite are beginning to surface, a sobering reality is setting in: the worst might be yet to come. If you thought inflation was bad, just wait.
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Palisades Gold Radio
Feb 13, 2024
Tom Bodrovics welcomes back Dave Kranzler from Investment Research Dynamics. They discuss the media interview with V------------n, the contemporary stock market, economic uncertainties, and potential financial reforms. Kranzler appreciates the Carlson interview as a rare example of genuine journalism that reveals P---n’s motives and the U.S.’ provocative interventions in stark contrast to the narratives of m--------------a. Speaking as an investor, Kranzler analyses the dominance of a few companies in the S&P, suggesting it to be an indicator of a stock market bubble. He posits that the Federal Reserve may be trying to avert a banking crisis by reinflating the bubble, but warns this could lead to inflation and social disparity.
Recognizing vulnerabilities in the commercial real estate sector, Dave anticipates a black swan event caused by the overwhelming debt of $117 billion this year and over $1.5 trillion by 2025. The implications of escalating U.S federal debt are also discussed, suggesting the Federal Reserve may need to print more money if a significant foreign financier withdraws. They examine the deceptive representations in government economic reports and the prevailing economic hardships ignored by these reports. Despite partisan politics obstructing genuine reform, they urge for term limits and campaign finance reform, while recognizing the improbability of such changes without a societal reset.
Dave stresses the importance of rigorous analysis rather than relying on company reports alone when investing, suggesting that companies like Snap and Tesla are overvalued. He predicts that the market may eventually favor companies producing essential raw materials, following a market crash. They comment on the current investment culture, dictated by momentum and technological influence, and advocate for traditional metrics and investing standards. Investments in well-run gold and silver companies are presented as a prime example of value stocks.
Discussing market competitiveness, they denote the need for companies to maintain their share price, using Fortuna Silver as an example. Despite a temporary setback, its future prospects appear promising due to new discoveries and share buyouts. Despite the uncertainty and price m----------n in the precious metals sector, they remain optimistic of a future bull cycle, driven by factors such as high inflation, political instability, and geopolitical risks. International demand also provides a safety net for gold prices.
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