Kerry Lutz and Grace Vandecruze discussed the concept of adversity and its transformative power. Grace shared her personal experiences of overcoming adversity, including losing her family home to flames and climbing Mount Elbrus. The conversation also touched on the importance of resilience, determination, and courage in achieving success, both in personal and professional contexts. Grace also discussed her approach to client relationships in the insurance industry, emphasizing the importance of financial security and empowerment, and the need to address childhood money memories. Finally, the conversation ended with Kerry expressing his admiration for Grace's journey and plans to read her book, "Homeless to Millionaire, Six Keys to Uplift Your Financial Abundance." Find Grace here: graceglobalcapital.com  Get her book here: financialabundancewithgrace.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Jim Welsh discussed various economic indicators, including the first quarter GDP revision, consumer spending, unemployment rate, and yield curve inversions, to suggest a potential market slowdown and its implications for the economy and stock market. They also explored the warning signs in the stock market, focusing on the divergence between semiconductor stocks and the broader market, and discussed the potential for a gold rally to a new all-time high. Additionally, they shared insights on the potential rise in bond prices and yields, the impact of the dollar index on gold and the US economy, and a projected correction in the S&P. Find Jim here: macrotides.com View his special report here:  https://bit.ly/3RLsrCF Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz introduced Eric Hadik, who provided a detailed analysis of the recent movements in gold and silver prices. Eric suggested that gold and silver have reached a new plateau and may undergo a consolidation phase before a potential surge in the future. The conversation then delved into the recent highs of Bitcoin and the dollar, examining their respective impacts on the broader currency landscape. Eric provided a comprehensive perspective on the longer-term trajectory of the dollar and the potential implications for global currency dynamics. The meeting also included a detailed analysis of the oil energy market, projecting a potential multi-month low in crude oil around mid-July. Finally, the speakers engaged in a discussion about the significant market factors, particularly emphasizing the potential for increased attention on precious metals as they surpass intermediate plateaus, and the impact of the present election on market cycles. Find Eric here: insiidetracktrading.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Natalie Dominguez discussed the growing trend of home title fraud and the need for homeowners to protect their properties against this threat. Natalie provided valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of title theft and recounted a troubling case where a woman's home was fraudulently mortgaged. Home Title Lock was highlighted as a solution, offering round-the-clock monitoring of property records, alerts to any filings, and restoration services in the event of fraud. The conversation emphasized the importance of accurate home recording and the potential risks associated with public data sales in Florida. Overall, the meeting underscored the urgent need for protection against fraudulent home title activities and the value of Home Title Lock's triple lock protection.     Visit HomeTitleLock.com  Use the discount code FREE30 Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Dana Samuelson discussed the current state of the precious metal markets, with a focus on gold and silver. They analyzed various driving factors, including increasing debt, geopolitical tensions, potential US recession, falling interest rates, and central bank gold buying, all of which are expected to contribute to gold's upward movement. Dana presented a compelling case for silver as an investment, emphasizing its favorable valuation compared to gold and projecting a price range of $40 to $45 per ounce. The discussion also touched on the best practices for purchasing and authenticating precious metals, with Dana highlighting the importance of dealing with experienced dealers and avoiding counterfeit products. Find Dana here: American Gold Exchange Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Kerry Lutz and Andrew Ragusa discussed various topics related to the real estate industry and the economy. They talked about the impact of inflation on the economy and the need for individuals to invest in physical assets like real estate, gold, and silver. They also discussed the challenges and opportunities associated with retiring in New York, highlighting the difficulties retirees face due to high property prices and taxes. The speakers emphasized the importance of making informed decisions regarding real estate investments, considering the evolving market conditions. The conversation also touched on the antitrust settlement between the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and its impact on the real estate industry. Ragusa explained that the case was about sellers being forced to pay a buyer's agent, leading to increased closing costs for buyers. They also discussed the importance of establishing oneself in the real estate industry and making a positive impression on clients to thrive in the business. The speakers underscored the value of professional realtors who provide essential services, expertise, and negotiation skills, and highlighted the significance of finding a reputable realtor through word of mouth and online reviews. Find Andrew here: Andrew Ragusa IG Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

In this sponsor update, Dolly Varden Silver's (🇺🇸DOLLF -- 🇨🇦DV) CEO, Shawn Khunkhun, shared an exciting update on the company's recent drill results and the future potential at various silver deposits. Highlighting impressive silver strikes at the Moose and Chance veins (977 g/t Ag over 5.00 meters and 3,670 g/t Ag over 0.79 meters) he compared the adjoining deposits to a "string of pearls." Khunkhun conveyed his confidence in the possibility of discovering multiple 50 million ounce silver deposits. He pointed to the company’s financial strength and its ability to expand the drill program as needed. Khunkhun also discussed the recent rise in industry merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, driven by renewed interest from mid-tier and major silver/gold producers, who are extremely anxious about their dwindling reserves. He expects M&A activity to intensify, signifying potential growth and consolidation in the market and further opportunities for DVS. The conversation delved into the potential catalysts and risks impacting the commodities/precious metals markets, such as central banks' shift away from the US dollar, economic slowdowns, and currency wars. One under appreciated factor is the company’s implementation of directional drilling at the Wolf deposit, which could significantly enhance exploration efficiency and results. Khunkhun expressed optimism about forthcoming drilling results, the majority of which have yet to be released. Company website https://dollyvardensilver.com Disclaimer: Dolly Varden Silver (DVS) has sponsored this video production. No questions were exchanged prior to the interview. The forward-looking statements in DVS’s presentation apply to the content of this interview and write-up. The content on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com (FSN) is for informational purposes only and should not be considered personal legal or investment advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other products. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases, and interviews but may contain errors. FSN offers no inferred or explicit warranty regarding the accuracy of the information presented. Consult your investment advisor and do not base any investment decisions on the information contained herein or on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com. We may hold equity positions in some of the companies featured on this site. FSN disclaims any responsibility for the content of any linked website. Use any information on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com at your own risk. By reading this disclaimer, you agree to hold FSN harmless for any losses you may incur.

In this exclusive interview, Martin Armstrong delves into the current economic and political landscape. Armstrong expresses concerns about the elites' potential actions to prevent Trump from winning the upcoming election and the desire for war as a political tool. He forecasts a decline in the economy until 2028, citing consumer distrust and election uncertainties as key factors. Armstrong critiques Amazon's diversity initiatives, linking them to unionization efforts, and questions the effectiveness of such policies. He draws comparisons between the potential recession's impact on global stock markets and the stagflation of the 1970s, noting the current administration's low approval ratings and the diminishing public trust in government. The conversation also explores the influence of unelected officials in Washington, the vetting of presidential candidates, and the IMF's digital currency as a potential threat to the US dollar's dominance. Armstrong underscores the importance of a stock market rebound and suggests that war could be used as an excuse for economic default. The discussion offers a candid view of the challenges facing central banks in maintaining economic stability. Find Martin here: ArmstrongEconomics Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Michael Pento expressed deep concern about the current state of the stock market, highlighting the disproportionate influence of a few key stocks on the market's overall performance. He warned about the potential dangers of this imbalance and emphasized the need for caution in the face of a market that appears to be thriving on the surface but is, in reality, exhibiting signs of weakness and instability. Pento also raised significant concerns about the US economy's insolvency, highlighting the potential risks of excessive borrowing to combat a recession and the impact on bond vigilantes. Furthermore, Pento discussed the potential impact of the $1.7 trillion of QE from the reverse repo facility and its potential to trigger a liquidity crisis, along with a temporary strengthening of the US dollar. He also expressed deep concerns about the potential destruction of the dollar against hard assets and the possibility of protracted stagflation. The discussion also touched on the potential role of future policymakers in managing the economic fallout, the potential need for a debt jubilee or restructuring, and the urgency of developing a strategy to navigate the impending crisis. Kerry Lutz acknowledged the unsustainable nature of the situation and the need for a more sustainable monetary policy. Find Michael here: pentoport.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Andy Schechtman discussed the transformative shifts occurring in the gold and silver markets. They analyzed the changing dynamics of price-setting, the impact of rehypothecation on market suppression, and the increasing significance of commodities over currencies. They also highlighted the coordinated efforts of countries in the Global South to stand for delivery of physical metals, signaling a new phase in the global market landscape. The conversation also touched upon the strategic actions of countries like China and India in accumulating and repatriating gold, underscoring the evolving power dynamics in the precious metals market. The speakers also expressed deep concerns about the over-leveraged and under-capitalized world, highlighting the potential repercussions of rising interest rates and the strain on the financial system. They questioned the sustainability of the current economic situation and pointed out significant shortfalls in government programs. Both speakers emphasized the need to be contrarian and cautious in the face of these economic challenges. The conversation also delved into a detailed discussion about their investment strategies and perspectives on Bitcoin and gold. Both speakers advocated for a complementary approach to Bitcoin and gold investments, recognizing the potential for exponential growth with Bitcoin and the historical value of gold as a hedge against inflation. They also discussed the importance of reputation and social proof in their industry, emphasizing the significance of maintaining a high standard and the impact of third-party endorsements on credibility. Find Andy here: milesfranklin.com  Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Max Osbon discussed various topics related to investment opportunities and market trends. They emphasized the importance of understanding the individual behind the company and their background, as well as the significance of AI in evaluating market conditions and identifying healthy market conditions. They also discussed the challenges of interacting with government regulations and the impact of previous experiences on a founder's approach to business. The conversation also touched on the institutionalization of call selling and the potential risks it poses to the market, as well as the reliability of expert opinions and the need for trustworthy sources of information. They delved into the challenges and opportunities in the energy sector, with Lutz expressing skepticism about renewables and emphasizing the need for more energy, while Osbon explored the potential of natural gas as a cleaner and more efficient fossil fuel solution. Find Max here: osboncapital.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

The meeting between Kerry Lutz and Rick Rule covered a range of investment strategies and opportunities. Rule shared his experiences with uranium and oil markets, emphasizing the importance of patience and confidence in his convictions. He also discussed potential opportunities in platinum and palladium investments, highlighting the role of market trends and social circumstances on production and prices. The discussion then moved on to the natural gas market, covering topics such as oversupply, historical usage trends, environmental considerations, and future demand. Rule highlighted specific companies like Devon and EQT for different regions and expressed frustration with Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's reluctance to sell Canadian natural gas. The conversation then turned to the silver market, with Rule sharing his experiences from previous silver bull markets and emphasizing the impact of generalist investors on the market. Lutz and Rule also delved into the intricacies of short selling and market dynamics, drawing on recent events like GameStop's short squeeze to illustrate their points. Rule presented a compelling case for the potential success of precious metals and mining stocks, highlighting the challenges in treasury securities relative to inflation and the potential quadrupling of demand in the U.S. market. The discussion also touched on the US dollar, market cycles, and investment approaches. Finally, Rule provided comprehensive information about his upcoming events, covering the virtual boot camp and the annual conference in Boca Raton, Florida. He emphasized the in-depth nature of the workshops and the specific focus on private placements and due diligence, as well as the caliber of speakers and the rigorous vetting process for exhibitors. Rule also highlighted the gold-plated money-back guarantee for attendees, showcasing the unique value proposition of these events. Find Rick here: ruleinvestmentmedia.com  Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Ted Thatcher discussed the recent PPI and CPI numbers and their significance in relation to inflation and potential rate cuts. They explored Jerome Powell's perspective and the political incentives for rate reductions, emphasizing the influence of financial markets on Fed decisions. The discussion also touched on the growing disparity between Wall Street and Main Street, expressing apprehension about the impact on average Americans. Additionally, they explored the evolving nature of CPI measurement and its implications for understanding inflation, and the potential effects of political influences on economic policies. The conversation concluded with a reflection on the need for vigilance and caution in financial decision-making, given the complex interplay of economic, political, and market forces.

Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed various indicators pointing towards an economic slowdown, attributing it to factors like higher interest rates and government interventions through liquidity injections. They also touched upon the upcoming election and its potential influence on the economic narrative. The speakers expressed differing views on whether the current trend in the gold and silver market represents a temporary correction or a continuation of the bull market. The conversation also explored the multifaceted impact of current events on the political landscape, emphasizing the challenges faced by the Biden administration, such as inflation, border control issues, and escalating international conflicts. They highlighted the emergence of a paradigm shift towards government intervention and the implications for future political strategies. Additionally, the speakers engaged in a speculative conversation about the potential imprisonment of Trump, considering the implications and motivations behind such a scenario. Finally, they discussed the escalating tensions in Ukraine, expressing deep concern about the potential for World War III and analyzing the involvement of NATO and the US. Find John here: Rubino.SubStack.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Eddy Gifford discussed the potential implications of inflation decreasing and the implementation of rate cuts. They also emphasized the importance of portfolio diversification, including commodities and cryptocurrencies, to achieve uncorrelated returns and mitigate risk. Eddy provided insights into measuring risk and the need for exits in place during market downturns to safeguard assets. The conversation ended with Eddy suggesting ways to connect with him for further discussions and Kerry providing his contact information, highlighting the importance of staying informed during uncertain times. Find Eddy here: tactivewealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and David Morgan discussed the recent performance of gold and silver, with both metals experiencing significant rallies. They projected potential trading ranges for silver between $29 and $31 and gold between $2,200 and $2,400. The speakers also discussed the dynamics of the silver market, highlighting the substantial demand from industries like photovoltaics and projecting a billion ounce market for the next 10 years. They expressed shared concerns about the environmental impact and efficiency of energy production, emphasizing the need for alternative sustainable solutions and greater awareness and exploration of alternative sustainable energy options to address the challenges associated with energy and sustainability. Find David here: themorganreport.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and David Wright discussed various topics related to the economy and investment strategies. They expressed skepticism about the accuracy of the recent jobs report and its potential impact on interest rates. They also explored investment options such as precious metals and discussed concerns about meme stocks and abusive short selling. David Wright emphasized the preference for dividend-oriented investments for retired clients and expressed apprehension about the economic landscape. The conversation ended with discussions about where to find David Wright's services and a friendly exchange of appreciation between the speakers. Find David here: Wright Financial Group Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

In this meeting, Kerry Lutz interviews Brian Boyd about the potential of real estate investing and Airbnb opportunities. Boyd emphasizes the possibility of replacing a nine-to-five income through real estate investments and provides examples of how properties can generate substantial income, particularly in locations like Nashville and Gatlinburg. They discuss Airbnb investment strategies and rental arbitrage, emphasizing the importance of avoiding overbuying and focusing on smaller properties that can generate consistent income. Boyd provides a comprehensive overview of real estate market growth, focusing on areas such as Montana, the western U.S., Tennessee, Texas, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, California, New York, and Michigan. They also touch on the impact of COVID-19 on market saturation and regulatory changes. Find Brian here: briantboyd.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Wolf Richter discussed various topics related to the evolving landscape of different industries. They analyzed the challenges faced by office buildings in major cities due to remote work and the potential for repurposing suburban office buildings into residential developments. They also explored the impact of de-globalization on intellectual property concerns and the challenges faced by manufacturers operating in China. Additionally, they discussed the resilience of electric vehicle sales and the evolving landscape of the automotive industry. Furthermore, the speakers emphasized the potential benefits for utilities from the increasing adoption of EVs and the role of battery installations in managing electricity demand and supply. They also expressed concerns about the energy consumption of AI data centers and the implications for the electrical grid. Overall, the discussion highlighted the complex and far-reaching implications of technological advancements and societal changes on various sectors of the economy. Find Wolf here: wolfstreet.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Mark Skousen discuss the upcoming Freedom Fest event in Las Vegas, highlighting the growing appeal of libertarianism and the shift away from traditional left-right politics. They emphasize the diverse lineup of keynote speakers, including Javier Miele, Ice-T, and Rob Snyder, and the various events and activities planned for the conference, such as the presidential debate and the Anthem Film Festival. The conversation also touches on Las Vegas as a libertarian paradise, discussing its evolution from a gambling-centric destination to a multifaceted hub of entertainment, museums, and events. The discussion also delves into the stock market's performance, emphasizing the influence of gridlock, tax cuts, and the Federal Reserve's actions. They express apprehension about deficit spending and the potential for a boom-bust cycle due to a shift in monetary policy. Additionally, they highlight the upcoming financial conference's focus on managing permanent inflation and the potential need for a return to a gold standard. The conversation also touches on the government's narrative regarding inflation and the upcoming FreedomFest event, with details on hotel arrangements and contact information for attendees. Overall, the meeting highlights the excitement and anticipation surrounding the upcoming Freedom Fest event and the diverse range of topics and speakers that will be featured. For the FSN community members who will be at Freedom Fest, email me at [email protected] and if we have enough people I will do a meetup with drinks and appetizers. Visit FreedomFest here: freedomfest.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Carl Gould discussed the impact of Target's recent price reductions on consumer behavior and the retail industry, as well as the potential implications for the economy and the upcoming election. They also highlighted the fragility of the supply chain due to shortages in the housing market and truck drivers, as well as incidents like the Suez Canal blockage and the drought at the Panama Canal. They suggested that small to mid-sized businesses may need to adapt by diversifying their sourcing to de-risk their supply chain. Finally, they explored the potential impact of AI and automation on various industries, including the challenges of autonomous driving in urban areas and the potential for job displacement. Find Carl here: carlgould.com Find Kerry here: FSN   and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Mindy McIntosh discussed the importance of a well-diversified investment strategy during periods of low volatility, and the impact of inflation and interest rates on consumer behavior, particularly in the housing and bond markets. They also addressed the shift in market sentiment from expectations of a soft landing and transitory inflation to a more permanent and impactful economic landscape, signaling the need for careful consideration of investment and retirement planning strategies. Mindy provided insights into the impact of interest rates, national debt, legislative risk, and taxation on retirement planning, while Kerry emphasized the importance of caution and personalized financial planning based on individual timelines and circumstances. They also discussed the need to anticipate and navigate potential economic changes, and the importance of diversification and income planning for seniors, particularly in the context of long-term care. Find Mindy here: wealthmichigan.com Find Kerry here:  FSN    and here: inflation.cafe   

We sat down with Gwen Preston, newly named VP of Investor Relations at West Red Lake Gold Mines (🇺🇸WRLGF -- 🇨🇦WRLG), for a sponsor update. Formerly known as the Resource Maven, Gwen shared her decision to transition from a decade-long leading resource newsletter publisher to her recent appointment to the WRLG management team. After a visit to the Madsen mine, her reservations about the company quickly turned to extreme optimism . She witnessed firsthand CEO Shane Williams’s highly capable team and their efforts to correct and profit from Madsen’s past owner’s miscalculations. The key is WLRG's focus on the "golden runway" of production by mid-2025. 2024 will lay the ground work for the mid-2025 mine restart. In a recent oversubscribed offering, WRLG raised C$33 million and now has the financial wherewithal to implement its plan. In addition, Gwen shared a big surprise, they found thousands of gold ounces hidden in the mill’s nooks and crannies, due to prior management's practices. While the restart is priority one, WRLG continues its drill program and recent results have only reaffirmed their initial purchase decision. If drill results continue their trend, Madsen will be producing for many years ahead. Company website https://WestRedLakeGold.com Disclaimer: West Red Lake Gold Mines has sponsored this video production. No questions were exchanged prior to the interview. The forward-looking statements in West Red Lake Gold Mines' presentation apply to the content of this interview and write-up. The content on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com (FSN) is for informational purposes only and should not be considered personal legal or investment advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other products. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases, and interviews but may contain errors. FSN offers no inferred or explicit warranty regarding the accuracy of the information presented. Consult your investment advisor and do not base any investment decisions on the information contained herein or on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com. We may hold equity positions in some of the companies featured on this site. FSN disclaims any responsibility for the content of any linked website. Use any information on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com at your own risk. By reading this disclaimer, you agree to hold FSN harmless for any losses you may incur.

Financial professional Chad Olivier discussed his optimistic outlook on market trends, emphasizing the importance of sound financial planning and investing in companies with high growth and low debt. He addressed concerns about inflation, commercial real estate shifts, and the banking crisis, highlighting the need for clients to understand their risk tolerance and adjust their portfolios accordingly. The conversation also delved into the Federal Reserve's strategy regarding rate adjustments and its potential effects on the market, as well as the potential risks and benefits of long-term CDs, AI stocks, cryptocurrencies, and precious metals as a hedge in investment portfolios. They also discussed the potential impact of the upcoming election on the financial markets and provided information on how to connect with financial planning services. Find Chad here: oliviergroup.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Kerry Lutz and David Erfle discussed the recent surge in gold and silver prices, exploring the potential for junior miners to follow this trend. They also analyzed the technical confirmation of a breakout in silver, signaling a bullish outlook for the sector. The conversation delved into the outperformance of the silver junior ETF, the relative strength of silver compared to gold, and the decreasing gold-silver ratio, all pointing towards a full-blown bull market in the precious metals. They also discussed the impact of Asian and Indian demand, geopolitical instability, rising debt, inflation, and potential stock market corrections on the precious metals market, providing valuable insights for investors. The discussion also focused on the gold mining sector, with David Erfle analyzing Newmont's outstanding Q1 results and the potential for a strong Q2. He emphasized the significance of these results in attracting attention from fund managers and investors, especially as gold prices continue to rise. Additionally, they discussed the impact of oil prices on mining costs and the potential for a significant earnings spike in the sector. The conversation also delved into the Junior Miner Junkie subscription service, with David providing a comprehensive overview of the service's offerings, emphasizing the transparency of his trades, macro analysis, and coverage of recommended stocks and top news stories in the precious metals sector. Find David here:  JuniorMinerJunky.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Kerry Lutz and Ross Givens discussed the controversial practice of insider trading by members of Congress, highlighting specific instances where politicians have used privileged information for personal financial gain. They also talked about the Stock Act, which requires politicians to disclose their stock trades with a 45-day lag time, and the challenges and opportunities of tracking corporate insiders for successful stock trading. Ross Givens presented insider buying as a successful strategy for stock investments, emphasizing the importance of identifying clusters of insider buying and sharing examples of stocks that saw substantial gains following significant insider purchases. The discussion underscored the ethical and legal implications of leveraging insider information for trading and emphasized the importance of transparency and equal access to information in the stock market. Find Ross here: tradersagency.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Lobo Tiggre discussed the economic developments in Argentina and Mexico. They highlighted the positive changes in Argentina due to the current administration's measures to reduce government spending and regulations, resulting in a decrease in inflation and potential investment opportunities. However, they expressed concerns about the economic trajectory of Mexico, particularly in light of potential restrictions on mining activities and associated investment risks. The conversation also touched on the impact of inflation on consumer behavior, particularly among the younger demographic, and the potential for a significant shift in economic and voting behavior. Lobo Tiggre also discussed the factors contributing to the potential increase in gold and silver prices, including economic scenarios, central bank buying, and geopolitical tensions. Find Lobo here: independentspeculator.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Doug Casey discussed a range of topics, including the revolution in Argentina, the real estate market in Argentina and Uruguay, the US political environment, the surging prices of gold and silver, and investment opportunities. They explored the election of an anarcho-capitalist president in Argentina and the country's global significance, as well as the potential impact of a ruling cabal. Doug Casey shared his personal experience of purchasing a large penthouse in Buenos Aires at a fraction of the cost compared to a similar property in New York, and suggested Uruguay as an attractive option for individuals seeking waterfront properties at a more affordable price compared to the US market. The discussion also delved into the US political environment, with Kerry and Doug exploring Trump's potential approach to the presidency, the deep divide between Republicans and Democrats, and the potential for election manipulation. They expressed concerns about the impact of this polarization and predicted the Democrats' victory in the upcoming election. Additionally, they discussed the surging prices of gold and silver, with Doug expressing his strong belief in the continued upward trajectory of gold prices, citing the current global economic situation and substantial money creation as key factors. Finally, they highlighted the potential for growth in energy and mining stocks, particularly given their small market caps and historical underrepresentation in the market. Visit Doug @ https://internationalman.com/

Kerry Lutz and Alan Hibbard discussed the current state of the precious metals market and investment strategies. Alan shared his investment portfolio, which includes gold, silver, and Bitcoin, and discussed his long-term investment approach. They also talked about the potential impact of inflation on real estate and other asset classes, comparing the historical performance of real estate and gold during inflationary periods. The conversation also touched on the potential impact of inflation on debt repayment and the implications for the government and banking sector. Lastly, they explored the possibility of budget cuts and stabilization efforts in the US, expressing skepticism about the feasibility of such drastic measures due to political and structural disparities. Find Alan here: goldsilver.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Michael Arries discussed the recent surge in gold and silver prices, attributing it to economic factors such as inflation, political uncertainty, and lack of faith in fiat currency. They predicted that the precious metals would continue to rise in value, with the possibility of gold reaching $10,000-$15,000 an ounce and silver reaching $300-$500 an ounce. The speakers emphasized the significance of the current market conditions in driving the surge and the importance of staying attuned to market trends for portfolio growth. They also explored the historical performance and potential future outlook of gold and silver investments, including the optimal allocation of investments based on the Dow to gold ratio and strategies for capturing gains in free ounces of gold. Find Michael here: mcalvany.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Ted Thatcher discussed the concept of "sticky" inflation and its impact on Fed policy. They analyzed the transition from transitory to sticky inflation and the evolving methodologies for calculating inflation. The conversation also touched on the political pressure on the Fed to cut rates, the widening gap between Wall Street and Main Street, and the potential challenges for the average American if inflation continues to rise while job growth slows. They also explored the likelihood of a market "melt up" and the potential consequences for the banking sector. Overall, the meeting provided a nuanced exploration of the complex economic landscape. Find Ted here: brightlakewealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Hurley Fox discussed the advantages and challenges of outsourcing the CFO role for small businesses. They highlighted the impact of technology on remote CFO services and the importance of having trained personnel at the client's location. The speakers emphasized the need for proper accounting procedures and the challenges small businesses face in maintaining clean accounting records. Hurley Fox provided a comprehensive overview of the onboarding process, emphasizing the critical role of accurate accounting and data integrity. He shared insights into the cost savings and value his clients receive from his services, emphasizing the significance of cash flow to business owners. The speakers also discussed the frequency of meetings with clients and how these meetings aid in analyzing financial data to drive business growth.

Kerry Lutz and Eddy Gifford discussed the recent drop in Consumer Confidence numbers and the impact of inflation on individuals, highlighting the anger and dissatisfaction it's causing. They also touched on the low satisfaction rate with the current administration and the impact of inflation on interest rates and the Fed's actions. Eddy Gifford raised concerns about the potential risks associated with the stock market's prolonged highs and emphasized the need for a trader's mentality and diversification into alternative investments. The potential of precious metals and cryptocurrencies as hedges against mistrust and supply and demand stories was also explored. The conversation concluded with a focus on the flexibility and nimbleness required in investment planning to take advantage of the current market conditions. Find Eddy here: tactivewealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and hereL inflation.cafe  

Fury Gold Mines’ CEO Tim Clark, and Exploration SVP Bryan Atkinson (🇺🇸FURY -- 🇨🇦FURY) gave us the latest sponsor update on the Eau Claire and Percival deposits. The resource estimate increased significantly: a 36% rise in measured and Indicated gold ounces and a 45% increase in inferred gold ounces at the Eau Claire deposit. Bryan explained the conservative methodologies used in these estimates and the vast potential for new discoveries within their expansive land package. They detailed Fury's future exploration strategy, including their focus on uncovering new gold deposits and a return to exploring Nunavut. Tim laid out his strategic plan for upcoming survey and geochemical projects, emphasizing how these efforts could lead to a re-rating and increase in the company's market value. Our discussion also covered the geological dynamics at play, including the steepening of vein geometries at Eau Claire and what this means for future efforts. With the Eau Claire and Percival deposits remaining open for expansion, they expressed their optimism about Fury's positioning and growth potential in the current market. Of course, $2400 gold is the topic of the day and its positive effect on Fury’s economics, which keep getting brighter. With over $54 million in Dolly Vardon Silver shares and $5 million in the treasury, Fury’s enterprise value represents a steep discount, especially when considering ounces in the ground, which is why we continue to hold shares. Company Website: https://FuryGoldMines.com

Ed Siddell breaks down the recent market rebound in May following a challenging April. He discusses how Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's assurances regarding stable interest rates have temporarily alleviated market fears, contributing to the rebound. However, Siddell points out a significant disconnect between Powell’s optimistic projections and the prevailing economic data indicating stagflation—a scenario combining stagnant economic growth with inflation. Siddell highlights several key indicators that contradict the Federal Reserve's narrative: ISM Manufacturing Index: Expected at 52 but came in at 49.2, signaling economic contraction despite rising prices. PMI Numbers: Anticipated to be between 43.2 and 45, they dramatically fell to 37.9, further evidencing economic slowdown. Consumer Confidence: Dropped from 104.7 to 97, indicating growing consumer concerns. Consumer Sentiment: Forecasted to be between 77 and 79, but recorded just below 68, revealing significant pessimism among the public. Producer Price Index (PPI): Continues to show persistent inflation, defying expectations for a reduction to 2%. Siddell forecasts that Powell might initiate a phase of monetary easing followed by rate cuts as the election approaches, aiming to manage the economic strain. He critiques the Federal Reserve's past misjudgments on inflation and stagflation, suggesting that a reevaluation of their current stance is crucial. Find Ed here:  egsifinancial.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz welcomed Craig Hemke to analyze the recent developments in the precious metals market. Hemke provided insights into the market's breakout before the Fed started to cut rates and emphasized the multiple factors driving the market's performance. They also discussed the potential for a surge in precious metals due to the economy rolling over and the challenges of chart analysis in uncharted territory. Additionally, they anticipated an effort to paint the charts with a double top as a line of defense for banks with short positions, given the all-time high of precious metals. The conversation also touched on the potential implications of economic indicators and monetary policy on the gold market. They cautioned against the excitement in the sector and highlighted the potential impact of exploding debt and a weak banking sector on the economy and gold prices. Additionally, they discussed the historical significance of gold as a currency anchor and the cyclical nature of economic trends, emphasizing the interconnectedness of wars, bubbles, and inflation. The conversation concluded with a reference to Craig's website, tfmetalsreport.com, for further information. Find Craig here: TF Metals Report Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Financial expert David Stryzewski analyzes the alarming trends revealed in April’s Producer Price Index (PPI) report. The PPI has risen by 0.5%, signaling persistent and escalating inflationary pressures, a sharp contrast to the previous month's 0.1% decline. This marks the first instance since April 2022 that PPI inflation has risen for three consecutive months, showcasing a trend of sticky inflation. David explains that the year-over-year rise in wholesale costs, which accelerated to 2.2%, points to a future where inflation could significantly overshoot the Federal Reserve's 2% target. The big picture suggests a troubling scenario: inflation is stubbornly high, and the Federal Reserve appears to be losing its battle against it. David warns of the Federal Reserve’s potential move to cut rates to prevent a banking crisis, amidst conditions where "higher for longer" interest rate policies seem increasingly likely. The discussion also covers the broader impacts of these economic policies, including the significant strain on real estate and small community banks, which are vital for financing small businesses. David highlights the serious implications of rising interest rates on sectors heavily dependent on lending and the potential for recurring bank failures, as indicated by billionaire investor Barry Sternlicht. Tune in to understand the complexities of the current economic environment, where stagflation is not just a possibility but a growing reality, and explore the difficult choices facing policymakers in this critical juncture. Find David here: FedBubble.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Phillip Streible discussed a range of economic topics. They began by discussing the potential for Fed rate cuts, with Streible suggesting that they may be postponed until the end of the year due to inflation, political considerations, and external economic factors. Lutz expressed apprehension about the potential impact on the markets and questioned whether the Fed's actions may be inadequate in light of current economic indicators. The conversation also touched on the upcoming June meeting, inflation data, and the challenges posed by high interest rates and their impact on consumer behavior and the housing market. The discussion then shifted to the dynamics of the gold market, with Streible attributing its current level to pre-positioning for Fed interest rate cuts and China's substantial purchases of precious metals. Lutz expressed skepticism about experts' surprise at higher-than-expected inflation numbers and questioned their awareness of market trends. The speakers also discussed the widespread impact of rising cocoa prices and inflation on consumer expenses, emphasizing the trickle effect on input and labor costs, particularly in the food industry, leading to higher dining out expenses and the likelihood of the Fed revising its inflation target. Finally, they discussed the potential economic implications of the upcoming election, forecasting market volatility and discussing the impact of fiscal spending. Find Phillip here: bluelinefutures.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Andrew Einhorn of LevelFields discussed the impact of AI on investment practices, highlighting the system's ability to track and analyze events from thousands of documents per minute to provide forecasts and alerts. The conversation also covers the system's insights on Tesla and the broader perspective it provides for investors. Andrew emphasizes the importance of recognizing discrepancies in prices and earnings to identify opportunities in the market, using examples from the coal and fertilizer industries, defense contracting, and undervalued companies like Giga Cloud and Celsius. He provides an overview of the LevelFields platform, emphasizing its user-friendly approach to investing and the potential for short-term and long-term gains through different investment strategies. Visit their site @ https://www.levelfields.ai/

Kerry Lutz and John Rubino delve into pressing economic issues, predicting a looming crisis driven by rising mortgage rates and increasing retail store closures. They argue the necessity for significant government intervention, similar to the pandemic-era stimulus measures, to mitigate the economic downturn. The conversation also explores the unique challenges facing retailers, especially in California, where lax laws on shoplifting complicate business operations. Additionally, they discuss the controversial "weaponization" of the criminal justice system, suggesting its impact on social order and business environment. Rubino and Lutz propose radical ideas for government restructuring, such as firing government employees in alphabetical order and maintaining only essential workers during crises. They emphasize the importance of essential services, including police, road maintenance, and waste management, referencing similar strategies from Argentina and El Salvador. Political dynamics also take center stage as they speculate on potential vice presidential candidates for Donald Trump, particularly focusing on Ron DeSantis. They consider how political issues, notably abortion, could influence upcoming elections. Find John's work here: Rubino.Substack.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz was joined by CEO Ivan Bebek of Coppernico Metals for a dive deep into the company's ambitious exploration project. From raising over $100 million to the strategic preparations for drilling, Ivan shares the challenges and milestones of Coppernico's journey. It’s been years in the making but the company has achieved the required community support and now has the necessary permits to begin aggressive drilling at the Sombrero project. As Ivan states, community support must be earned, and the company’s initiatives will carry on long after mining has finished. There were numerous hurdles along the way, not the least of which were the pandemic related shutdowns. But Coppernico persevered and now drilling and a coveted TSX listing will be happening soon. Ivan also introduced Tim Kingsley, VP of Exploration, highlighting the team's expertise along with the strong funding from major miners. Clearly this is a case of playing the long game, staying focused upon the ultimate goal and never giving up. Coppernico’s prospectivity is impressive and we hold shares in the company. Company website: https://coppernicometals.com

Kerry Lutz and Elliot Kallen discussed a range of topics, including the influence of AI on businesses, the economic cycle and its potential impact on interest rates, and the potential ramifications of autonomous vehicles on various sectors. They explored the potential disruptions and job losses that AI could bring, particularly in the transportation and writing industries, while also highlighting the positive aspects of AI, such as increased efficiency and convenience. They also discussed the potential impact of AI and Bitcoin mining on energy consumption, emphasizing the significance of these factors for the future of energy utilities. Kallen presented a contrarian viewpoint on the economic cycle, expressing skepticism about the likelihood of a recession and the anticipated decrease in interest rates. He referenced his previous predictions and suggested that bond prices may experience only a minor softening. The conversation also touched on the potential future of US mail delivery, with Kallen expressing skepticism about the long-term sustainability of the US Postal Service and advocating for government downsizing. Overall, the conversation delved into the uncertainty surrounding the current economic climate and its potential implications for interest rates and bond prices, as well as the potential impact of AI and autonomous vehicles on various sectors. Find Elliot here: ProsperityFinancialGroup  Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Aaron Clements discussed the digital nomad lifestyle, highlighting its advantages and challenges. They talked about the freedom and independence it offers, as well as the potential loneliness and need for adaptability. Aaron provided valuable advice for those considering this lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of pursuing work that aligns with their passions and understanding their essential needs while traveling. He also promoted his book, "From Desk to Destination," which provides a comprehensive guide for transitioning to the digital nomad lifestyle, including practical tips, mindset strategies, and insights on maximizing resources and opportunities. Find Aarons book here: From Desk to Destination Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz interviewed Mark Miller about his book, "The Tax-Free Business Owner," which offers over 130 tax mitigation strategies. Miller emphasized the importance of proactive planning to reduce taxes and highlighted the need for formalized tax plans and working towards a zero tax bracket. The conversation also covered the significance of trusts and wealth strategies in minimizing taxes and building wealth, as well as the importance of estate planning and utilizing advanced investing strategies from the Hilton True Wealth portfolios. Miller also shared information about an upcoming book that will delve into the advanced investing strategies utilized by the Hiltons. Find Mark here: hiltonwealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Jeremy Lessaris discussed cost reduction in credit card processing. Lessaris explained his method of using machine learning to assess the profitability of current processors and negotiate lower fees without requiring businesses to switch processors. He emphasized the importance of regularly reviewing processing statements as pricing can change unpredictably. The conversation also delved into the intricacies of credit card processing fees, the predatory practices of companies, and the potential for alternative payment methods like cryptocurrencies and ACH transactions to offer solutions to these challenges. Paymentbrokers.com was mentioned as a resource for further information on these topics. Find Jeremy here: paymentbrokers.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Kerry Lutz and Ron Koenigsberg discussed various topics related to personal and business growth. They talked about the evolving real estate market and the importance of effective sales skills, emphasizing the significance of active listening, positive thinking, and enthusiasm. The conversation also touched on overcoming fear, particularly the fear of failure and public speaking, and the challenges of managing text messages. The speakers shared personal experiences and insights, highlighting the relevance of communication, resilience, and personal growth in achieving success in various aspects of life and business. Find Ron here: aipcommercialrealestate Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Morgan Lerette discussed various topics related to the challenges and complexities of military engagements in Iraq. They explored Lerette's experiences as a mercenary, the difficulties of nation-building, the challenges of providing support in a self-interested environment, and the historical and contemporary role of private military contractors. The conversation shed light on the lack of coordination between different agencies, the limitations of General Petraeus' strategy, and the difficulties of instilling democratic values in societies where tribal loyalty takes precedence. They also discussed the potential impact of private military contractors on political decision-making and the need for greater scrutiny and regulation in this area.

Kerry Lutz and Mindy McIntosh discussed the implications of the 1.6% annual GDP growth in the first quarter, including the potential effects of rate cuts on mortgage interest rates and CD rates. They also highlighted the importance of consumers having a well-diversified financial plan to combat the erosion of purchasing power due to inflation. The discussion also touched on concerns about the sustainability of the current economic path and the need for a wake-up call to pull back from the brink. In a separate discussion, they talked about the long-term implications of AI on the economy, emphasizing the need for thoughtful investment strategies and caution against knee-jerk reactions. They also discussed the potential impact of AI on personal interactions and communities, while highlighting the importance of maintaining a balance between technological advancements and human-driven experiences.