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Image | Off The Cuff: When The Game Of Musical Chairs Ends
Off The Cuff: When The Game Of Musical Chairs Ends
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In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with Jeff Clark to discuss:

  • The fallacy hedge funds are operating under
  • The silver squeeze: what’s happening now?
  • The status of the PM mining industry
  • Jeff shares a mining stock he particularly likes right now

Right now the market is full of investors (= speculators) who are committed to “dancing while the music is playing”.

When asked about the current concerning and historic levels of (over)valuation, they reveal their strategy is to be one of the first out of the door when the music stops. They ignore, of course, that mathematically EVERYONE can’t be the first.

Jeff Clark, GoldSilver.com’s senior analyst, sees this and many other familiar echoes of the irrational exuberance that existed right up until the system broke in 2008, ushering in the Great Financial Crisis.

And while history may not repeat exactly, it often does rhyme. Jeff shares with us his predictions going forward for the markets, the precious metals, and the PM mining industry:

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Off The Cuff: When The Game Of Musical Chairs Ends
 PREVIEW

In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with Jeff Clark to discuss:

  • The fallacy hedge funds are operating under
  • The silver squeeze: what’s happening now?
  • The status of the PM mining industry
  • Jeff shares a mining stock he particularly likes right now

Right now the market is full of investors (= speculators) who are committed to “dancing while the music is playing”.

When asked about the current concerning and historic levels of (over)valuation, they reveal their strategy is to be one of the first out of the door when the music stops. They ignore, of course, that mathematically EVERYONE can’t be the first.

Jeff Clark, GoldSilver.com’s senior analyst, sees this and many other familiar echoes of the irrational exuberance that existed right up until the system broke in 2008, ushering in the Great Financial Crisis.

And while history may not repeat exactly, it often does rhyme. Jeff shares with us his predictions going forward for the markets, the precious metals, and the PM mining industry:

Click here to listen to a sample of this Off The Cuff Podcast

Or Enroll today to access the full audio as well as all of PeakProsperity.com’s other premium content.

Image | Most Overvalued Stock Market Ever??
Most Overvalued Stock Market Ever??

Highly-respected economic analyst Stephanie Pomboy of MacroMavens.com notes that the discrepancy between today’s record financial asset prices and the underlying economy they’re supposed to reflect are the farthest off she’s ever seen in her entire career.
Most Overvalued Stock Market Ever??

Highly-respected economic analyst Stephanie Pomboy of MacroMavens.com notes that the discrepancy between today’s record financial asset prices and the underlying economy they’re supposed to reflect are the farthest off she’s ever seen in her entire career.
Image | Off The Cuff: The Massive Implications Of Rising Interest Rates
Off The Cuff: The Massive Implications Of Rising Interest Rates
 PREVIEW

In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with Wolf Richter to discuss:

  • The future implications of rising Treasury yields
  • How long can the full-blown mania in the markets last?
  • Why Wolf thinks the Fed’s hand will be forced to tighten by rising inflation
  • San Francisco homelessness/crime boom a sign of things to come nationwide?

Treasury yields have been rising, with the 10-year just hitting its highest level in nearly a year. What does this signify?

Wolf Richter watches the bond market closely and thinks this is an early tell that the Fed may end up disappointing the markets eventually.

Like many of our recent guest experts, Wolf sees higher inflation ahead. And at some point, he sees the Fed — despite its recent stated willingness to let inflation “run hot” for a while — being forced to try to contain it.

Before it gets to the “unthinkable” stage of raising interest rates, it will use the other arrows in its quiver like slowing/stopping QE and eventually selling assets off of its balance sheet. So by allowing the long end of the Treasury curve to rise now, the Fed may be taking its first baby step towards ending its longstanding easing efforts.

Of course, if true, the ramifications of this are tremendous, as Wolf explains here:

Click here to listen to a sample of this Off The Cuff Podcast

Or Enroll today to access the full audio as well as all of PeakProsperity.com’s other premium content.

Off The Cuff: The Massive Implications Of Rising Interest Rates
 PREVIEW

In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with Wolf Richter to discuss:

  • The future implications of rising Treasury yields
  • How long can the full-blown mania in the markets last?
  • Why Wolf thinks the Fed’s hand will be forced to tighten by rising inflation
  • San Francisco homelessness/crime boom a sign of things to come nationwide?

Treasury yields have been rising, with the 10-year just hitting its highest level in nearly a year. What does this signify?

Wolf Richter watches the bond market closely and thinks this is an early tell that the Fed may end up disappointing the markets eventually.

Like many of our recent guest experts, Wolf sees higher inflation ahead. And at some point, he sees the Fed — despite its recent stated willingness to let inflation “run hot” for a while — being forced to try to contain it.

Before it gets to the “unthinkable” stage of raising interest rates, it will use the other arrows in its quiver like slowing/stopping QE and eventually selling assets off of its balance sheet. So by allowing the long end of the Treasury curve to rise now, the Fed may be taking its first baby step towards ending its longstanding easing efforts.

Of course, if true, the ramifications of this are tremendous, as Wolf explains here:

Click here to listen to a sample of this Off The Cuff Podcast

Or Enroll today to access the full audio as well as all of PeakProsperity.com’s other premium content.

Image | A Market Crash AND High Inflation?
A Market Crash AND High Inflation?

Imagine for a moment that the price of all your investments — your stocks, your retirement portfolio, your house — suddenly drop in half this year. Now imagine that on top of that inflation suddenly picks up, making your cost of living skyrocket.

That would be pretty awful, right?

Well, this might not be just some theoretical thought exercise.

Highly respected financial researcher Jesse Felder warns us that these twin dangers of a market crash and higher inflation actually could indeed happen in the near future.
A Market Crash AND High Inflation?

Imagine for a moment that the price of all your investments — your stocks, your retirement portfolio, your house — suddenly drop in half this year. Now imagine that on top of that inflation suddenly picks up, making your cost of living skyrocket.

That would be pretty awful, right?

Well, this might not be just some theoretical thought exercise.

Highly respected financial researcher Jesse Felder warns us that these twin dangers of a market crash and higher inflation actually could indeed happen in the near future.
Image | Off The Cuff: Defending Against Fiat Currency’s Demise
Off The Cuff: Defending Against Fiat Currency’s Demise
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In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with John Rubino to discuss:

  • Why the #silversqueeze still matters
  • The massive remaining upside for precious metals
  • Why the ‘Everything Bubble’ is our most complicated crisis ever
  • Steps investors can take to defend against the demise of fiat currencies

Despite #silversqueeze being little more than a flash in the pan media-wise, it’s lasting implications are proving quite substantial.

Retail silver inventory remains exceptionally tight, and premiums remain very high. While the Reddit-sources buyers came and went quickly, the hoopla brought the topic of sound money to many new ears, and precious metals dealers are still seeing a sustained influx of first-time purchases from new buyers who have decided that adding a little gold and silver to their portfolios is a wise move.

This shift in market sentiment towards bullion, especially silver, is helping set the stage for a potentially serious supply shortage ahead should another buying blitz occur.

Of course, the arguments for owning bullion are driven by the dynamics of the Everything Bubble the world now finds itself in, where global fiat currencies are being rapidly devalued in a futile attempt to keep the system from collapsing.

So the endgame looks clearly like a currency crisis — meaning you want to be positioned in assets that will survive inflation. Of course, should the markets correct substantially on the path there (as venerated experts like Jeremy Grantham are warning could happen within the next few months), cash would be a safe place to be when that happens.

How can today’s investors resolve those two opposing — yet both intelligent — strategies?

Click here to listen to a sample of this Off The Cuff Podcast

Or Enroll today to access the full audio as well as all of PeakProsperity.com’s other premium content.

 

Off The Cuff: Defending Against Fiat Currency’s Demise
 PREVIEW

In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with John Rubino to discuss:

  • Why the #silversqueeze still matters
  • The massive remaining upside for precious metals
  • Why the ‘Everything Bubble’ is our most complicated crisis ever
  • Steps investors can take to defend against the demise of fiat currencies

Despite #silversqueeze being little more than a flash in the pan media-wise, it’s lasting implications are proving quite substantial.

Retail silver inventory remains exceptionally tight, and premiums remain very high. While the Reddit-sources buyers came and went quickly, the hoopla brought the topic of sound money to many new ears, and precious metals dealers are still seeing a sustained influx of first-time purchases from new buyers who have decided that adding a little gold and silver to their portfolios is a wise move.

This shift in market sentiment towards bullion, especially silver, is helping set the stage for a potentially serious supply shortage ahead should another buying blitz occur.

Of course, the arguments for owning bullion are driven by the dynamics of the Everything Bubble the world now finds itself in, where global fiat currencies are being rapidly devalued in a futile attempt to keep the system from collapsing.

So the endgame looks clearly like a currency crisis — meaning you want to be positioned in assets that will survive inflation. Of course, should the markets correct substantially on the path there (as venerated experts like Jeremy Grantham are warning could happen within the next few months), cash would be a safe place to be when that happens.

How can today’s investors resolve those two opposing — yet both intelligent — strategies?

Click here to listen to a sample of this Off The Cuff Podcast

Or Enroll today to access the full audio as well as all of PeakProsperity.com’s other premium content.

 

Image | Why Doctors Don’t Get Rich
Why Doctors Don’t Get Rich

Hard working professionals often aren’t as financially successful as we think they are.

They find themselves much more of a slave to their paychecks than they want to be. While the financial freedom they dreamed of when starting out on their career continues to remain an elusive goal.

This week’s guest expert Tom Burns, surgeon-turned-entrepreneur and author of the new book Why Doctors Don’t Get Rich, offers hope to professionals of all stripes — not just doctors — that there is a better path to success.
Why Doctors Don’t Get Rich

Hard working professionals often aren’t as financially successful as we think they are.

They find themselves much more of a slave to their paychecks than they want to be. While the financial freedom they dreamed of when starting out on their career continues to remain an elusive goal.

This week’s guest expert Tom Burns, surgeon-turned-entrepreneur and author of the new book Why Doctors Don’t Get Rich, offers hope to professionals of all stripes — not just doctors — that there is a better path to success.
Image | STOCK WARS! The People Rise Up Against Wall Street
STOCK WARS! The People Rise Up Against Wall Street

An epic David-vs-Goliath battle has erupted on Wall Street.

And it may just change the future of investing, helping to tilt the playing field away from the huge unfair advantage the banking cartel has enjoyed for decades.
STOCK WARS! The People Rise Up Against Wall Street

An epic David-vs-Goliath battle has erupted on Wall Street.

And it may just change the future of investing, helping to tilt the playing field away from the huge unfair advantage the banking cartel has enjoyed for decades.
Image | How Real Estate Investing Protects Against Inflation
How Real Estate Investing Protects Against Inflation

Inflation concerns are mounting from the nearly $20 trillion in monetary and fiscal stimulus released across the world just in 2020.

This is changing the rules of investing – and most folks with traditional portfolios are going be caught completely unaware by this, warns real estate expert, Victor Menasce.
How Real Estate Investing Protects Against Inflation

Inflation concerns are mounting from the nearly $20 trillion in monetary and fiscal stimulus released across the world just in 2020.

This is changing the rules of investing – and most folks with traditional portfolios are going be caught completely unaware by this, warns real estate expert, Victor Menasce.
Image | Will An Oil Price Spike Be The Next Blow To The Economy?
Will An Oil Price Spike Be The Next Blow To The Economy?

Like it or not, our modern way of life remains extremely dependent on oil. And even using the rosiest of forecasts, that’s not going to change anytime soon.

Which is why petroleum geologist Art Berman’s prediction of a 30% spike in oil prices later this year is so worrisome.

If it indeed occurs, it will be another painful gut-shot to a global economy still struggling to recover from the damage inflicted by the pandemic.
Will An Oil Price Spike Be The Next Blow To The Economy?

Like it or not, our modern way of life remains extremely dependent on oil. And even using the rosiest of forecasts, that’s not going to change anytime soon.

Which is why petroleum geologist Art Berman’s prediction of a 30% spike in oil prices later this year is so worrisome.

If it indeed occurs, it will be another painful gut-shot to a global economy still struggling to recover from the damage inflicted by the pandemic.
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