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Image | Jack Spirko: The Road To Resilience
Jack Spirko: The Road To Resilience
by Chris Martenson

Continuing our focus on solutions, this week we're joined on the podcast by Jack Spirko. His daily podcast focuses on practical, actionable steps each of us can take to "live a better life, if times get tough or even if they don't" — a mission nicely aligned with the one we pursue here at Peak Prosperity.

In this wide-ranging discussion, Jack and Chris discuss the need for spreading awareness of the Three Es, the professional challenges in doing so, and how individuals can go about pursuing both security and prosperity in the face of the likely disruptive changes to come.

Jack Spirko: The Road To Resilience
 by Chris Martenson

Continuing our focus on solutions, this week we're joined on the podcast by Jack Spirko. His daily podcast focuses on practical, actionable steps each of us can take to "live a better life, if times get tough or even if they don't" — a mission nicely aligned with the one we pursue here at Peak Prosperity.

In this wide-ranging discussion, Jack and Chris discuss the need for spreading awareness of the Three Es, the professional challenges in doing so, and how individuals can go about pursuing both security and prosperity in the face of the likely disruptive changes to come.

Image | Off The Cuff: The Need For Solutions
Off The Cuff: The Need For Solutions
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

In this week's Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and David Morgan discuss:

  • How We Got Into This Mess
    • The bad polices that led to our current state of mal-investment
  • The Need For Solutions
    • Enough with the problem, what should we do?
  • Why Things Can Get Worse Quickly From Here
    • A chain-reaction of bursting bubbles
  • The Future For Silver
    • Where to next for the grey metal?
Off The Cuff: The Need For Solutions
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

In this week's Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and David Morgan discuss:

  • How We Got Into This Mess
    • The bad polices that led to our current state of mal-investment
  • The Need For Solutions
    • Enough with the problem, what should we do?
  • Why Things Can Get Worse Quickly From Here
    • A chain-reaction of bursting bubbles
  • The Future For Silver
    • Where to next for the grey metal?
Image | Oil Is Sinking The Markets
Oil Is Sinking The Markets
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

A vast, enormous amount of junk-rated oil debt is in deep trouble. Everybody knows this, but saying so has been taboo up until now, at least in polite conversations.

But the parallels to the sub-prime market's role as the "pin that popped the bubble" in 2008 are now too obvious to ignore.
Oil Is Sinking The Markets
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

A vast, enormous amount of junk-rated oil debt is in deep trouble. Everybody knows this, but saying so has been taboo up until now, at least in polite conversations.

But the parallels to the sub-prime market's role as the "pin that popped the bubble" in 2008 are now too obvious to ignore.
Image | New Harbor: A Time For Staying Out Of Harms Way
New Harbor: A Time For Staying Out Of Harms Way
by Chris Martenson

Given the brutal start to the markets in the first three weeks of 2016, we thought it a good time to check in with the team at New Harbor Financial. We have had them on our podcast periodically over the past years as the market churned to ever new highs, and have always appreciated their skepticism of these liquidity-driven ""markets"" as well as their unwavering commitment to risk management should the party in stocks end suddenly.

So, how is their risk-managed approach faring now that the S&P 500 has suddenly dropped 8% since Christmas? Quite well. Their general portfolio is flat for the year so far — evidence that caution, prudence and hedging can indeed preserve capital during market downdrafts.

We've invited the New Harbor team back on this week to hear their latest assessment on the markets, as well as how they're approaching their portfolio positioning moving forward.

New Harbor: A Time For Staying Out Of Harms Way
 by Chris Martenson

Given the brutal start to the markets in the first three weeks of 2016, we thought it a good time to check in with the team at New Harbor Financial. We have had them on our podcast periodically over the past years as the market churned to ever new highs, and have always appreciated their skepticism of these liquidity-driven ""markets"" as well as their unwavering commitment to risk management should the party in stocks end suddenly.

So, how is their risk-managed approach faring now that the S&P 500 has suddenly dropped 8% since Christmas? Quite well. Their general portfolio is flat for the year so far — evidence that caution, prudence and hedging can indeed preserve capital during market downdrafts.

We've invited the New Harbor team back on this week to hear their latest assessment on the markets, as well as how they're approaching their portfolio positioning moving forward.

Image | Off The Cuff: It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like 2008
Off The Cuff: It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like 2008
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

In this week's Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and John Rubino discuss:

  • It's Looking Like 2008 All Over Again
    • Liquidity is drying up & the banks are weakening fast
  • Oil At The Epicenter
    • The ripple effect of the losses will be wider than anyone expects
  • Financial Sector Leading The Way Down
    • The banks are getting hammered for their loan exposure
  • Gold Set To Shine Again
    • Will 2016 finally see a safety-driven rebound?
Off The Cuff: It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like 2008
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

In this week's Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and John Rubino discuss:

  • It's Looking Like 2008 All Over Again
    • Liquidity is drying up & the banks are weakening fast
  • Oil At The Epicenter
    • The ripple effect of the losses will be wider than anyone expects
  • Financial Sector Leading The Way Down
    • The banks are getting hammered for their loan exposure
  • Gold Set To Shine Again
    • Will 2016 finally see a safety-driven rebound?
Image | And…..It’s Gone!
And…..It’s Gone!
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

The deflation monster was evident across the global markets today, and the possibility of a market crash remains as high as ever.

In the overnight session on Tuesday, everything fell apart.

We can now clearly see the tracks of the deflation monster stomping across the world stage. While a retreat into bonds (safety) has happened, that’s just the normal first reaction to such a terrible financial situation.  However, those bonds will prove to be roach motels as the next stage of this monster will be massive bond defaults of all varieties.

And…..It’s Gone!
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

The deflation monster was evident across the global markets today, and the possibility of a market crash remains as high as ever.

In the overnight session on Tuesday, everything fell apart.

We can now clearly see the tracks of the deflation monster stomping across the world stage. While a retreat into bonds (safety) has happened, that’s just the normal first reaction to such a terrible financial situation.  However, those bonds will prove to be roach motels as the next stage of this monster will be massive bond defaults of all varieties.

Image | David Morgan: We Are On The Precipice
David Morgan: We Are On The Precipice
by Chris Martenson

Precious metals guru David Morgan returns to address the great threat to the global financial/monetary system from derivative risk.

He sees the world at an unprecedented moment in history where the interconnected nature of the global economy makes all players vulnerable to the mind-boggling volume of outstanding derivatives, which makes the sum of all world equity + debt look tiny in comparison (if you haven't seen it yet, look at this visual from The Money Project).

 

 

David Morgan: We Are On The Precipice
 by Chris Martenson

Precious metals guru David Morgan returns to address the great threat to the global financial/monetary system from derivative risk.

He sees the world at an unprecedented moment in history where the interconnected nature of the global economy makes all players vulnerable to the mind-boggling volume of outstanding derivatives, which makes the sum of all world equity + debt look tiny in comparison (if you haven't seen it yet, look at this visual from The Money Project).

 

 

Image | How to Build a Survival Shelter
How to Build a Survival Shelter
by claytonk

When you need to find a site to build an emergency shelter, you need to consider a few key elements to ensure your survival. Whenever possible, use existing terrain for shelter – look for hills you can camp between, or caves and overhangs for protection from the elements.
How to Build a Survival Shelter
 by claytonk

When you need to find a site to build an emergency shelter, you need to consider a few key elements to ensure your survival. Whenever possible, use existing terrain for shelter – look for hills you can camp between, or caves and overhangs for protection from the elements.
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