LibertyAndFinance

LibertyAndFinance

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June 13, 2025 27 mins
Michael Oliver (https://www.olivermsa.com/) discusses the recent breakout in silver prices, which have surged past $35 and briefly touched $37. He explains that this marks the end of a year-long consolidation and signals a major bullish move, potentially taking silver to the $60–$70 range within three to five months. Oliver emphasizes that this momentum shift is supported by structural analysis rather than just price charts and sug...
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RULE SYMPOSIUM: Sign up for the 2025 conference and support LibertyAndFinance along the way! Registration link: https://registration.allintheloop.net/register/event/rick-rule-symposium-2025-ccha?via=Liberty Silver is on a tear—now above $36 and still outperforming gold. In this must-watch livestream interview, Andy Schectman, CEO of Miles Franklin, returns to break down silver’s explosive rally, what’s fueling the surge, and wher...
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Greg Weldon discusses (https://www.weldononline.com/) the end of the 40-year bond bull market, highlighting how rising debt and a weakening U.S. dollar signal major structural shifts in the financial system. He connects today’s economic challenges to historic turning points, such as the Volcker era and the Plaza Accord, warning that we’ve crossed a “debt event horizon” that may be impossible to reverse. Weldon sees central bank gol...
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Peter Grandich (https://petergrandich.com/) discusses the recent surge in silver prices and his increasingly bullish stance on precious metals. He explains why silver may continue to outperform gold and shares his shift toward mining shares and junior resource stocks. Grandich also explores the global economic implications of U.S. debt, manipulated economic data, and changes within the BRICS alliance. He emphasizes the importance o...
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Clive Thompson argues that the current bull market in gold and silver is unlike previous cycles and may be the final one before a major monetary reset. He suggests that this run doesn’t have a clear price target because it will continue until the collapse or replacement of the current fiat currency system. According to Thompson, the endgame will be triggered by a loss of confidence in fiat currencies, leading people to rush into ta...
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Kerry Lutz, founder of the Financial Survival Network, discusses the slow-motion collapse of the global financial system and the erosion of individual freedoms. He reflects on the accuracy of his early concerns, pointing to rising gold prices, growing acceptance of Bitcoin, and the failure of traditional economic safeguards. Lutz emphasizes the importance of holding tangible assets like precious metals, which he believes offer real...
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Steve Penny (https://silverchartist.com/) discusses silver’s recent breakout past $35.50, calling it a key level that could lead to much higher prices, possibly reaching $50 in the near term. He emphasizes the strength of the current uptrend not only in silver but also in other metals like gold, and platinum, which are all confirming long-term bullish patterns. Penny highlights a historic "cup and handle" chart pattern in silver da...
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Join us for a live interview with Andy Schectman, CEO of Miles Franklin, as he discusses silver’s breakout past $34 per ounce and its outperformance over gold. Schectman will also share insights on gold’s movement amid rising geopolitical tensions, including the escalating Ukraine-Russia conflict. Don’t miss this timely discussion on the shifting dynamics of the precious metals market. For a FREE Golden Guide To investing in preci...
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Alasdair Macleod (https://alasdairmacleod.substack.com/) warns that the U.S. bond market is dangerously mispriced, with rising interest rates failing to offset growing credit risks—especially for foreign investors. He argues that markets misunderstand risk and that declining confidence in U.S. Treasuries signals a broader collapse in the Western credit-based financial system. Meanwhile, Macleod highlights China's decades-long accum...
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June 3, 2025 29 mins
In this interview with Doomberg, the conversation explores the shifting landscape of global geopolitics, emphasizing the perception of Russia as a military superpower and how that shapes strategic decisions worldwide. Doomberg highlights how Western media coverage often leans toward celebratory narratives, overlooking cautionary perspectives and the critical importance of nuclear doctrines designed to prevent catastrophic conflict....
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Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis explained that the sharp rise in gold and silver is driven more by a deepening government debt crisis and long-term monetary degradation than by short-term trade tensions. He emphasized that the U.S. bond market, especially long-term Treasuries, is showing signs of severe weakness and could be on the verge of collapse. This breakdown would likely force the Federal Reserve into more agg...
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Mario Innecco discusses China’s move to allow insurance companies to invest their portfolios in gold, viewing it as part of a global trend away from dollar dependence. He warns that the U.S. bond market is showing signs of weakness, especially with rising yields and potential taxation concerns for foreign investors. Innecco also argues that government spending and monetary policy are leading toward long-term inflation and potential...
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David Morgan (https://themorganreport.com/) discusses Florida's recent decision to recognize gold and silver as legal tender, calling it a bittersweet win due to restrictive language in the bill that limits the use of widely trusted government-minted coins. He emphasizes that while such laws are largely symbolic, they can serve as important educational tools and first steps toward practical sound money usage. Morgan explains the ch...
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Francis Hunt explores the global nature of the current debt collapse, emphasizing that it's not just a U.S. issue. He explains how rising interest rates are devaluing debt instruments and putting pressure on the U.S. banking system. Gold is gaining importance as a stable reserve asset, while platinum remains an undervalued opportunity. Hunt challenges official economic narratives, pointing to signs of recession, inflation, and stag...
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Rafi Farber discusses the European Central Bank's concerns about leverage in the gold market, arguing that such focus reveals gold's continued systemic importance. He explains that gold price suppression is not necessarily the result of conscious manipulation, but rather a natural byproduct of the fiat monetary system, which he believes inherently undervalues gold. Farber warns that global debt markets, especially long-term bonds, ...
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Bill Holter shares sobering insights into the state of global financial systems, warning of the rising risk of a complete debt-driven collapse. He emphasizes that precious metals, particularly silver, remain essential stores of value in a world where fiat currencies are losing credibility, especially in contrast to the BRICS nations’ move toward asset-backed alternatives. Holter expresses skepticism about the safety of traditional ...
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Gregory Mannarino returns to discuss the escalating global financial crisis, emphasizing the symbolic but significant downgrade of U.S. debt. Mannarino warns of an irreversible downward spiral fueled by unchecked debt expansion, currency devaluation, and artificially low interest rates—all designed to protect central banks at the expense of the public. He likens the current economic state to a “parasite system,” siphoning wealth fr...
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Craig Hemke of TF Metals Report discusses recent strength in gold and silver, emphasizing that these metals are more than just price points on a screen—they're physical commodities with systemic importance. He highlights a recent ECB note warning about the risks of leverage and counterparty exposure in the gold derivatives market, which he believes confirms long-standing concerns about the fragility of the system. Hemke argues that...
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Legendary investor Rick Rule discusses how interest rates are shaped by market confidence and the underlying strength of currency. He warns that unchecked debt contributes to inflation, eroding purchasing power over time. Rule emphasizes personal responsibility in financial decision-making and highlights gold as a reliable hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. While he believes the U.S. dollar won’t collapse entirely, h...
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Dr. Mark Thornton, senior fellow at the Mises Institute, discusses the economic implications of the historically high gold-silver ratio, suggesting it may signal an impending recession. He explains that central bank gold purchases are driving its price higher relative to silver, reflecting deeper market imbalances. Dr. Thornton emphasizes the importance of historical data and Austrian economic principles in forecasting and understa...
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