LibertyAndFinance

LibertyAndFinance

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December 23, 2025 29 mins
Michael Oliver argues that silver has broken out of a multi-decade range and entered a “new reality,” with the potential to rise rapidly to $200 or higher within a few quarters. He bases this on momentum and relative-performance breakouts of silver versus gold and precious metals versus the S&P 500, signaling a major shift away from equities. Oliver believes gold is also in a powerful long-term move that could ultimately reach $8,0...
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Silver’s recent surge is being driven primarily by gold’s powerful bull market, fueled by central bank buying, global debt, and declining confidence in U.S. economic dominance. Don Durrett argues that silver is now transitioning into a true monetary metal, creating competition between investors and industrial users amid ongoing supply deficits. He believes silver is still playing catch-up to gold and could significantly outperform,...
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Bill Holter returns to Liberty and Finance for a wide ranging 2025 year in review and a sobering look ahead to 2026, covering debt expansion, credit market risks, and the accelerating breakdown of confidence in fiat currencies. Known as Mr. Gold, Holter explains why gold and silver were among the top performers of 2025 and why he believes the transition from paper markets to physical, cash based markets is now well underway. He det...
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Constitutional attorney Dr. Edwin Vieira questioned the legality of President Biden’s alleged use of an autopen to sign executive orders and pardons, arguing such actions may be invalid if done without full awareness or mental capacity. He contended that sweeping pardons covering unspecified crimes violate long established legal principles requiring a sovereign to knowingly approve specific offenses. Vieira expanded his critique to...
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Steve Barton of In It To Win It joins Liberty And Finance to break down the latest explosive moves in gold, silver, and platinum as precious metals reach new nominal highs. He explains why recent technical breakouts suggest higher prices ahead, while also outlining realistic pullback scenarios tied to broader stock market weakness. Barton dives into key ratios including gold to silver, platinum to gold, and metals versus housing to...
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Phil Low of The Bitter Draft explains the growing stress inside the banking system through the discount window and the standing repo facility and why these tools only surface during periods of crisis. He breaks down how fiat debt, bank insolvency, and central bank liquidity support distort markets and signal deeper systemic instability. The discussion then turns to how exploding debt fuels mass migration, political dishonesty, and ...
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Dunagun Kaiser is joined by returning guest Mitch Vexler, president of Mockingbird Properties and a leading public advocate exposing widespread real-estate tax fraud across the United States and Canada. Mitch explains how central appraisal districts and school districts allegedly overvalue properties, violate uniform appraisal standards, and saddle homeowners with perpetual bond debt that threatens millions of households with bankr...
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Andy Schectman joins Kaiser Johnson for a wide ranging Liberty and Finance market update focused on silver, gold, and global monetary shifts. Andy addresses recent claims of silver confiscation, explaining why they are misinformation and why current conditions are very different from the 1930s. The discussion dives into tightening physical silver supply, heavy COMEX deliveries, rising lease rates, and reports of major players shift...
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December 13, 2025 29 mins
Legendary investor Rick Rule (https://www.ruleinvestmentmedia.com/) explains why political pressure for lower interest rates favors spenders over savers and continues to erode the purchasing power of the US dollar. He lays out the unsustainable math of US federal liabilities, now exceeding $150 trillion when on and off balance sheet obligations are combined. Because of this structural imbalance, Rule remains bullish on gold and bel...
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Alasdair MacLeod explains that the latest FOMC meeting confirms the Federal Reserve is choosing inflation by expanding short term Treasury purchases which will weaken the dollar further. He warns that rising gold and silver prices are signaling accelerating loss of purchasing power and that major foreign holders like Japanese institutions are reducing their appetite for United States debt. Macleod describes severe structural shorta...
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Elijah K. Johnson welcomes Francis Hunt as silver breaks above $64 and asks what is driving the explosive move. Hunt describes silver’s surge as the silver bullet train ride and links the strength to fiat debasement, currency deterioration, and the recent Federal Reserve rate cut despite inflation still near 3 percent. He emphasizes that severe above-ground supply shortages and a disorderly decline in the gold silver ratio point to...
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John Rubino (https://rubino.substack.com/) explains that the unwinding of the yen carry trade is a major destabilizing force because trillions of leveraged positions that once depended on artificially low Japanese interest rates are now being forced to unwind. He warns that this will expose widespread misallocation of capital and reveal which institutions are overleveraged as global liquidity tightens. He then draws parallels betwe...
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Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, makes his first appearance on the program as he joins Shawn Khunkhun, to announce the proposed merger between Contango Ore and Dolly Varden Silver. Rick explains his long history of successful discoveries and mine building in Alaska and describes how Contango’s high grade gold production and strong cash flow complement Dolly Vaden’s large high-grade silver resource in the Kitsault Valley. Shawn highlights tha...
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James Wesley Rawles returns to Liberty and Finance to warn that silver remains the only true bargain in the precious metals space and is outperforming gold as industrial demand surges. He argues that silver’s divisibility makes it the superior hedge and the most practical barter asset, especially as spot prices approach $59 and supply tightens. Rawles stresses the importance of holding metal in hand rather than in accounts and urge...
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Mark Thornton warns that the economy is primed for contagion because years of Federal Reserve intervention have created fragile leverage points across markets, especially in opaque areas like private equity and commercial real estate. He argues that despite mainstream caution, small investors remain complacent and heavily exposed, with margin debt and speculative leveraged products still near extremes. Thornton links the surge in p...
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David Morgan says the key story now is that the physical silver market is taking control from the paper market, with real metal demand overwhelming futures pricing. He explains that tightness in wholesale bars, rapid drawdowns in Asia, and rising premiums in key hubs show that physical buyers are setting the true clearing price. He adds that the COMEX and other futures venues can influence intraday trading, but they can no longer d...
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Lobo Tiggre (https://independentspeculator.com/) explains that silver’s surge toward $60 is exciting but could also signal a potential blowoff top. He remains bullish on gold, silver, and all real assets that governments cannot print as global inflation and geopolitical tensions continue to rise. Lobo notes that even a sharp correction in silver would create strong opportunities in mining stocks rather than ending the bull market. ...
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Joaquín Marias explains that Argenta’s next major step toward production is supported by the unusually pure silver resource at El Quevar and its exceptionally rich concentrate. He emphasizes that the global silver supply deficit enhances the strategic value of a deposit that contains no lead or zinc and only minimal copper. He notes that changing smelter economics and new demand for metals like antimony remove old penalties and imp...
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Andy Schectman reports that the December delivery month opened with extremely heavy physical demand on COMEX, including about 2.4 million ounces of gold and more than 40 million ounces of silver standing for delivery in just two days. He argues that trust in Western price discovery is breaking down, pointing to outages at the CME that halted metals trading precisely as silver attempted a record monthly close. Schectman believes the...
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Clem Chambers explains that the recent surge in gold, silver, and other assets is mainly the result of renewed liquidity as the US government pumps money back into the system. Silver breaking above $56 signals a major breakout from its long trading range, and Chambers believes the odds now strongly favor a run toward about $80. He argues that when liquidity picks up, all assets rise, and investors should stay calm, follow long term...
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