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Jan 7, 2025 • 43min

2025 Market Crash? Inflation Risks & Economic Shifts Revealed | Dylan Smith

Dylan Smith from Rosenberg Research shares his expert insights on the potential for a market crash in 2025. He discusses inflation risks tied to recent Fed policy shifts and the lasting effects of Trump's tariff strategies. The podcast highlights the contrasting economic landscapes of the U.S. and Canada, noting how the latter faces unique challenges with immigrant absorption and productivity. They explore the implications of a K-shaped recovery and rising disparities as asset inflation impacts wealth distribution, raising critical concerns for investors.
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Jan 3, 2025 • 58min

2025 Predictions: Markets, AI, and the Global Shake-Up? | Steven Feldman

Steven Feldman, co-founder and CEO of Wealthion and Gold Billion International, shares his bold predictions for 2025 alongside Anthony Scaramucci. The conversation touches on the alarming $8 trillion U.S. debt and the ongoing threat of inflation. They discuss AI's transformative potential across industries and the geopolitical turbulence expected, including Trump's possible political return. With anticipation of market volatility, they analyze the implications of these changes on investments and society at large—prepare for a disruptive future!
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Jan 2, 2025 • 46min

Boom or Bust? Jonathan Wellum’s 2025 Market & Economic Insights

Jonathan Wellum, CEO of ROCKLINC Investment Partners, shares his expert insights on the potential market landscape in 2025. He discusses the risks of stock market overvaluation and highlights sectors poised for growth, like energy and uranium. Wellum analyzes inflation trends and government deficits, along with the economic divide between the U.S. and Canada. He provides strategies for navigating these challenges and emphasizes the importance of positioning portfolios for an uncertain economic climate.
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Jan 1, 2025 • 22min

Wealthion’s Best Of 2024: Lyn Alden

Lyn Alden, author of "Broken Money," dives into the shifting tides of macroeconomic trends alongside Anthony Scaramucci. They tackle vital issues like political incentives for reform in Social Security, the potential impact of crypto, especially Ethereum ETFs, and the disconnect in financial perspectives. Alden discusses the tensions between gold and Bitcoin, emphasizing investors' need for adaptability. They also explore the interplay of economics and political challenges, offering insights on the unsustainable nature of current fiscal practices.
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Jan 1, 2025 • 18min

Wealthion’s Best Of 2024: Neil Howe

Neil Howe, a renowned author known for his insights on generational dynamics, dives into the evolving landscape shaped by historical epochs. He examines the stark differences between Baby Boomers and Millennials, especially in response to crises like the 2008 financial collapse. Howe discusses the recurring generational archetypes that dictate societal shifts, emphasizing the significance of community in times of upheaval. He draws parallels between today's economic struggles and those of the late 1930s, highlighting a young, resilient generation fostering hope and connection.
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Jan 1, 2025 • 11min

Wealthion’s Best Of 2024: David Rosenberg

The discussion kicks off with a look at how government spending impacts GDP growth, emphasizing its transient nature. It then shifts to the housing market challenges in the US and Canada, spotlighting falling lumber prices and tighter credit standards. Strategies for economic resilience take center stage, outlining the importance of tax reform and reduced spending to boost productivity. Insights into fostering a stronger business environment highlight the potential for economic recovery amidst changing dynamics.
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Dec 31, 2024 • 16min

Wealthion’s Best Of 2024: Henrik Zeberg

In this engaging discussion, Henrik Zeberg, an expert on business cycles and market analysis, shares valuable insights with host Anthony Scaramucci. They dissect key economic indicators, forecasting a more pessimistic economic climate. The conversation touches on the potential inflationary threats looming for 2025, while addressing the rise of asset bubbles in sectors like cryptocurrencies and NFTs. Zeberg juxtaposes aggressive versus conservative investment strategies, underscoring the importance of preparedness in today's chaotic market.
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Dec 31, 2024 • 14min

Wealthion’s Best Of 2024: Jonathan Wellum

In this discussion, Jonathan Wellum, a seasoned investment strategist, shares insights on the U.S. and Canadian economies. He highlights the resilience of the U.S. economy despite heavy deficit spending while discussing challenges faced by TD Bank amid regulatory constraints. Wellum cautions against investor complacency, urging a diverse portfolio with a focus on precious metals. He also explores investment strategies emphasizing strong competitive advantages in select sectors and delves into the benefits of concentrating on royalty companies like Franco Nevada and Wheaton Precious Metals.
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Dec 31, 2024 • 11min

Wealthion’s Best Of 2024: Brent Johnson

Dive into the complexities of de-dollarization and its global economic repercussions. Discover how U.S. monetary policy might weaken the dollar and the ripple effects on tariffs and growth. Additionally, aspiring finance professionals get invaluable advice on continuous learning and developing critical thinking. This engaging discussion sheds light on the economy's intricacies while offering tips for personal and professional growth.
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Dec 30, 2024 • 15min

Wealthion’s Best Of 2024: Peter Schiff

In this discussion, Peter Schiff, a notable economist known for his contrarian stance on financial matters, shares his insights with Anthony Scaramucci. They dive into economic predictions for 2024, highlighting concerns surrounding the Federal Reserve's actions and the looming threat of recession. Schiff also expresses skepticism about Bitcoin, reflecting on missed investment opportunities while labeling its recent surge as more speculative than sustainable. Ultimately, he challenges Bitcoin's practical utility versus traditional finance.

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