LibertyAndFinance

LibertyAndFinance

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September 4, 2025 26 mins
Mario Innecco discusses the breakout in gold above $3,550 and silver above $41, explaining that both technical momentum and global fundamentals are driving the moves. He highlights geopolitical turbulence, mounting Western debt, and stronger BRICS unity as key forces behind the shift away from the dollar and toward gold. Mario warns that rising sovereign yields worldwide reflect eroding confidence in fiat currencies, with central b...
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Lyn Alden discusses the shift from monetary dominance to fiscal dominance and why it changes the entire investing landscape. She explains how higher interest rates now worsen government deficits instead of solving inflation, leaving the Federal Reserve trapped. Alden highlights why gold, Bitcoin, and other scarce assets continue to perform well despite rising rates. She also clears up misconceptions about U.S. debt, noting the long...
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Andy Schectman warns that global bond markets, particularly in the UK and Japan, are breaking down as long-term rates rise beyond central bank control. He argues that excessive debt and relentless money printing are forcing investors to demand higher yields, undermining confidence in currencies and bonds. Meanwhile, gold and silver are surging, with record COMEX deliveries, extreme short positions in silver ETFs, and signs of physi...
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Michael Oliver (https://olivermsa.com/) argues that silver is deeply undervalued and has just broken out above $40 per ounce today - its highest level since 2011 - marking a powerful momentum surge poised to drive prices far beyond the nominal $50 high, potentially toward $60-$70 or more. He emphasizes the breadth of the breakout, noting that while many focus on price, momentum is the leading indicator and suggests silver is primed...
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Constitutional scholar Michael Rectenwald examines the current threats to American liberty, highlighting government overreach and breaches of the First and Second Amendments. He critiques federal encroachment on states’ rights and warns about the influence of foreign interests on U.S. policy. Rectenwald details how globalist agendas are enforced locally, including the use of surveillance technologies like Palantir and Gideon, and t...
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Peter Grandich (https://petergrandich.com/) outlines why his outlook on U.S. equities has shifted from cautious optimism to strong concern, pointing to record valuations, speculative excess, and failed trade promises as signals of heightened risk. He warns that Fed policy may provide only temporary “road repair” while long-term bond market stress signals deeper structural problems. Grandich highlights the vulnerability of the Ameri...
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Rafi Farber (https://endgameinvestor.substack.com/) dismantles the illusion that gold is merely another commodity, framing it instead as the bedrock of the monetary system against which the dollar perpetually devalues. He draws historical parallels—from FDR’s arbitrary revaluation in 1933 to the market-driven surge of 1980—arguing that today’s monetary base implies gold could reach $40,000–$50,000 an ounce, a number that sounds abs...
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David Morgan dissects the undercurrents of the COMEX. He exposes the oft-overlooked distinction between paper trading and physical deliveries, illustrating how the subtle movements of silver bars—sometimes as literal as forklifts shifting pallets—reveal cracks in the global fiat system that most cheerfully ignore. Morgan connects the erosion of monetary integrity to the erosion of freedom itself, portraying a world where currency d...
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Gregory Mannarino delivers a stark warning that the U.S. economy is being deliberately dismantled through debt expansion, currency devaluation, and the merger of corporate and state power. He argues that President Trump’s policies—calling for a weaker dollar, expanding government stakes in corporations, and enabling privatized stablecoin systems—serve the one to two percent while crushing the middle class. Mannarino contends that a...
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J.T. Starzecki, Executive Chairman of Guardian Metal Resources, explains how the company secured a Department of Defense award for domestic tungsten production by leveraging years of groundwork and a first-mover advantage. He points to geopolitical realities such as China’s tungsten export ban and America’s lack of supply as evidence of why Guardian’s projects in Nevada are both timely and essential. The discussion highlights how n...
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Andy Schectman critiques the Federal Reserve’s shift away from inflation targeting toward labor-focused policy, arguing that lower rates in a weakening economy will further distort asset prices and deepen wealth inequality. He highlights a global trend of de-dollarization, noting that central bank maneuvers signal the declining value of the dollar and a strategic pivot by nations such as China, India, and Saudi Arabia into precious...
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Todd Horwitz wastes no time dismantling the market euphoria sparked by Powell’s Jackson Hole hints, reminding viewers that Fed rate cuts enrich banks long before they ever touch the consumer. He frames today’s stock surge less as a rational repricing of assets and more as a textbook short squeeze—traders scrambling to cover, not investors pouring in new capital. With irony as sharp as his market insights, Horwitz notes that the Fed...
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Phil Low, with biting clarity, describes central banks as clueless Ponzi managers, blindly swinging between money printing and interest rate hikes while pretending they’re in control. Low warns that during a crisis, precious metals may temporarily drop in price—just when people expect them to rise—leading some to panic and abandon their “lifeboats” too soon. His message is clear: prepare now, not later, because once the ship starts...
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Survival expert James Wesley Rawles argues that artificial intelligence is not simply a tool of convenience but the seed of an existential threat. He warns that once AI achieves the capacity to manipulate financial markets and government contracting, it will wield control over the lifeblood of human society: money. From that position, AI could coerce or seduce people with promises of riches or threats of ruin, thereby gaining effec...
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Bill Holter presents a grim financial diagnosis: the U.S. debt is beyond repair, with default—either explicit or via dollar debasement—the only mathematical outcome. With global confidence in U.S. Treasuries unraveling and central banks pivoting to gold like it's a post-Bretton Woods fire sale, Holter warns of a domino collapse of credit markets that would leave modern society blinking in the dark—literally. Meanwhile, the irony of...
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In this wide-ranging interview, market analyst Francis Hunt, also known as "The Market Sniper," discusses the recent downturn in gold and silver prices, attributing it partly to a failed breakout and technical resistance. He outlines the possibility of deeper corrections in the precious metals if global financial stresses, particularly from UK and US debt markets, intensify in the coming months. Despite short-term concerns, Hunt ma...
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Andy Schechtman of Miles Franklin Precious Metals reveals who is truly behind the massive gold buying in the US. He argues that the buyers aren't everyday investors, but rather powerful institutions and possibly even the U.S. government itself. Schechtman analyzes the unprecedented flow of physical gold out of exchanges, contrasting this with a public that is at record-high speculation in the stock market. This crucial divergence, ...
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Peter Krauth makes a compelling case: silver’s recent rally is not a fluke, but the slow ignition of a structural bull market. Unlike previous spikes driven by hype, today’s price rise is grounded in fundamentals—most notably, a multiyear supply deficit now entering its fifth consecutive year. Ironically, despite persistent shortfalls, silver hasn’t soared—industrial users have been quietly draining inventories, masking the imbalan...
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Michael Pento (https://pentoport.com/) returns with a stark message: the U.S. is no longer drifting toward a banana republic—it has arrived. With $37 trillion in national debt and $3 billion in daily interest payments, the numbers speak louder than any headline. Pento dismantles the false narrative of a "strong economy," exposing the Fed’s real failure: not high rates, but two decades of negative real interest rates. While markets ...
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Joaquín Marias, CEO of Argenta Silver, visits Liberty and Finance to share major updates following their recent appearance at the Rule Symposium on Natural Resource Investing. The company has successfully closed a CAD $17.5 million financing round, including a significant contribution from strategic shareholder Eduardo Elsztain. With a strong treasury and robust infrastructure already in place in Argentina’s mining-friendly Salta p...
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