The Fed’s Sweet Fix & the Market's Sugar High - Dale Smothers #6150

Kerry Lutz interviewed Alan Hibbard to explore the current performance and future prospects of the gold and silver markets, with Hibbard expressing an optimistic outlook for gold driven by global uncertainty and potential returns, while also highlighting a structural deficit in the silver market that could lead to significant gains. They discussed investment strategies, including the Dow Gold Ratio's influence on gold price movements, and acknowledged the volatility of silver, which could transform from a poor investment to a lucrative one. The conversation also touched on platinum and other noble metals, with Lutz expressing interest in purchasing platinum, while Hibbard emphasized his preference for precious metals over base metals. They examined the broader macroeconomic landscape, including central bank actions and geopolitical tensions, which complicate investment decisions, and concluded with reflections on the unpredictability of future events and the hope for peaceful resolutions, alongside a mention of Hibbard's online resources. Find Alan here: goldsilver.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe

We sat down with Tim Clark, CEO of Fury Gold Mines (🇺🇸FURY -- 🇨🇦FURY) and Bryan Atkinson, Senior Vice President of Exploration, for an in-depth sponsor update. The interview highlights exciting drilling results from Fury's Serendipity Prospect, with Bryan Atkinson sharing the significance of key gold intercepts, including 12.16 g/t over 3 meters, and what these results indicate about the potential size of the mineralization system. Tim Clark discusses Fury’s strategic positioning within the junior gold mining sector and the growing interest from major producers as the price of gold continues to rise. The conversation touches on Fury’s large land holdings, future exploration plans, and the company’s approach to attracting investments from major players in the industry. Tim also provides insights on the impact of rising gold prices, predicting they could surpass $3,000, and how this could further drive interest in Fury’s assets. They also discuss exciting new targets for 2025, including Eleanor South, as well as the company’s holdings in Dolly Varden Silver, which offer financial flexibility. Subscribe to receive the latest notifications https://FuryGoldMines.com   Disclaimer: Financial Survival Network (FSN) content is informational only and based on information available at the time of creation. It is not an offer or solicitation, nor does it provide investment, tax, or legal advice. It may not consider your specific financial circumstances or objectives and may not be suitable for you. FSN content is not a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. Readers should consult their own professional advisers and conduct their own independent investigations before making any investment decisions. FSN does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of its content or any third-party information it uses, which has not been independently verified by FSN. Readers are cautioned not to rely solely on FSN content for investment decisions. FSN and its owner may have financial interests in the companies discussed and may trade such securities without prior notice. FSN is funded by sponsor advertisements, with payments ranging from five to ten thousand dollars monthly. FSN does not charge its viewers/listeners/readers any fees. By accessing FSN content, users agree that FSN and its affiliates are not liable for any inaccuracies, omissions, or representations in the content provided. $FURY #FuryGoldMines

Kerry Lutz sits down with renowned economist and financial analyst Martin Armstrong to discuss pressing global economic issues and their future implications. Armstrong shares his thoughts on inflation, the debt crisis, and central bank policies, explaining how these factors are influencing the global financial landscape. He also delves into geopolitical risks and the chances of the Neocons starting World War 3 before Trump is elected. Martin's unique perspective on how current tensions between major world powers could affect global markets and currencies and how it will affect you. Armstrong provides valuable insights into his economic models, including the famous "Economic Confidence Model," and how it forecasts upcoming cycles in the market. He emphasizes the importance of understanding historical trends and patterns to make informed decisions about investments and market timing. Throughout the interview, Armstrong offers practical advice for investors and individuals looking to protect their wealth in turbulent times. From precious metals to digital currencies, he shares his views on the best strategies to hedge against market volatility. This engaging conversation is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of economics, finance, and geopolitics, and how these forces are shaping the future of global markets. Find Martin here: Armstrong Economics Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe

Kerry Lutz hosted a discussion on Eric Sprott's potential to rival tech billionaires like Elon Musk in wealth and influence through his strategic investments in precious metals, particularly gold and silver, which he views as essential stores of value amid economic instability. The conversation highlighted Sprott's successful transition from finance to becoming a multi-billionaire by investing in undervalued mining firms, suggesting that his fortune could grow significantly with an anticipated rise in precious metal prices. The speakers also examined the geopolitical factors affecting the gold market, including inflation, global economic uncertainty, and conflicts, while expressing optimism about silver as a valuable investment. They underscored the critical role of resource companies in wealth creation and the implications of currency devaluation and rising debt on the market, suggesting a potential shift in global wealth and power dynamics driven by key players in the resource sector. Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation Cafe

Kerry Lutz hosted Dale Smothers, president and founder of RDS Wealth, to discuss the recent 50 basis point interest rate cut, the current economic climate, and the implications of the upcoming election. Smothers expressed skepticism regarding the Federal Reserve's decision, pointing out a disconnect between jobless claims and the rate cut, and raised concerns about the market's reaction, which he likened to a "sugar high." He emphasized the importance of the election, particularly concerning potential tax implications for investors. The conversation also touched on investment strategies, with Smothers advocating for diversification and cautioning against the volatility of Bitcoin, while Lutz suggested dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin and highlighted its increasing investability through ETFs. The discussion further explored the economic landscape, with both Lutz and Smothers expressing concerns about market uncertainty and inflation, using the analogy of a smoldering fire to describe the current inflationary state. They discussed the potential impact of supply strains, particularly in light of a possible port workers' strike, and the Fed's focus on unemployment, which could lead to higher interest rates and market instability. Additionally, they examined marketing strategies for lead generation, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, effective communication, and the use of social media and podcasts to engage audiences. The conversation underscored the significance of understanding the target audience and creating engaging content to drive business growth. Find Dale here: rdsmotherswealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz interviews Andy Schectman as they introduce Andy’s new show, The Miles Franklin Report. Andy shares his thoughts on the global economy and the precious metals market, specifically focusing on silver and gold. He explains the phenomenon of "little by little, then all at once"—a concept he applies to how global financial, economic, and social changes are accelerating rapidly after years of slow buildup. Andy highlights key market trends, including the surprising lack of media attention around gold surpassing $2,500 and the disconnect between rising gold prices and stagnant mining share performance. He discusses how large banks are manipulating silver prices, despite increased demand from countries like China and India. Andy presents data indicating that these countries are hoarding silver, while Western markets suppress its price through massive short positions. This suggests that silver's strategic value in military and technological applications is being overlooked. Kerry and Andy also explore the idea that the global demand for silver, especially for military use, is being deliberately concealed. They touch on the future role of the BRICS nations and how commodities will play a significant role in reshaping global economic power structures. The conversation wraps up with Andy thanking Kerry for helping launch the show and teasing more in-depth discussions in future episodes. Find Andy here:  MilesFranklin.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Host Kerry Lutz and guest Ed Siddell engaged in a discussion regarding the Federal Reserve's recent decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points, expressing surprise and skepticism about its implications. They examined how this rate cut might influence the upcoming election and noted the contrasting trends in job growth between the government and private sectors. Concerns were raised about the long-term effects of the rate cut, alongside discussions on the potential for ongoing quantitative easing and its challenges for individual investors. The conversation also covered the performance of bonds, gold, and the dollar, underscoring the importance of vigilance and protective strategies amid economic uncertainty. Find Ed here: egisfinancial.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz interviewed Stormi Banks, who passionately shared her journey in entrepreneurship and her mission to assist others in securing grants and funding through her grant writing agency, which has positively impacted over 10,000 clients. She recounted a notable success story of obtaining a $311,000 grant for a child care facility in Houston and outlined the various educational and grant writing services her agency provides, along with their associated fees. The discussion also addressed the challenges faced by emerging entrepreneurs and grant writers, stressing the necessity for affordable services, the importance of skills such as reading, financial management, and leadership, and the competitive nature of grant applications that require a robust plan. Furthermore, they explored the logistical hurdles of managing clients and processes in a grant writing service and how they have adapted their operations to improve the customer experience. Find Stormi here: pinkprintfirm.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz interviewed Mark Anderson, who recounted his transition from construction to derivatives trading, highlighting the appeal of return on capital over labor and his fascination with zero days to expiration options. Anderson discussed the prevalent challenges in the financial sector, including the high rate of losses in options trading, and underscored the importance of dedication and conviction in achieving success. He elaborated on the impact of daily compounding on investment returns, providing examples to illustrate its mathematical advantages, and shared his investment strategy of selling a percentage of his account value in credit daily. Anderson also invited others to invest in his fund, emphasizing consistent returns regardless of market conditions. The discussion concluded with Lutz expressing a desire to further explore these topics and appreciation for Anderson's insights. Find Mark here: MBH Capital Management Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz interviewed Gregory Wrightstone, who argued that increased CO2 levels and modest warming have positive impacts on ecosystems and the human condition. Wrightstone cited examples of increased agricultural productivity, drought resistivity of plants, and turbocharged plant growth through the photosynthesis process. He also challenged the unfounded fears surrounding nitrogen fertilizer and nitrous oxide, while presenting evidence of the global expansion of forests. However, he raised concerns about the environmental consequences of renewable energy initiatives, particularly the cutting down of mature forests for wood pellets and the conversion of grasslands into solar facilities. The conversation also delved into the potential risks of lowering CO2 levels and the criticism of spending tax money on what is perceived as a non-existent climate crisis. Wrightstone and Lutz engaged in a detailed discussion about climate change and sea level rise, challenging the commonly held belief that melting polar ice caps will lead to a significant rise in sea levels. They emphasized the importance of understanding natural processes, such as erosion, to avoid misguided policies. Overall, the meeting provided a platform for Wrightstone to advocate for the benefits of CO2 and modest warming, disputing the notion of a man-made climate crisis. Find Gregory here: co2coalition.org Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe