Wealthion - Be Financially Resilient

In this episode, Anthony Scaramucci interviews Tariq Fancy, a Canadian entrepreneur and former investment banker. They discuss topics such as Charlie Munger, Canadian bank branch closures, transitioning silver assets into gold, thoughts on the S&P, and the terrifying nature of deflation. They also touch on the impact of smartphones on learning, groupthink in markets, dollar cost averaging, and owning mistakes.

Michael Gayed, Portfolio Manager at Tidal Financial Group and Publisher of the Lead-Lag Report, joins James Connor to unravel the mysteries behind the unexpected market positivity, explore signals from market movements, delve into the intricacies of the bond market, and analyze the potential economic downturn indicated by fluctuating oil prices. This insightful conversation provides perspective on market disconnects and contradictory indicators.

Jordi Visser, CIO of Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers, discusses the impact of data science in investment decisions, his asset allocation strategy for the future, and embracing a new era of financial prosperity. They also cover market views, challenges for baby boomers, AI in work, maximizing AI assistants, investment assets, and connecting with investment professionals.

Anthony Scaramucci, a legendary fund manager and host of 'Speak Up with Anthony Scaramucci,' joins Wealthion for an interactive show. They discuss investing insights, rising nationalism and anti-Semitism, Singapore's economic miracle, and the decision to start a live call-in show. Exciting details about Anthony's new show and handling aggressive comments are also shared.

The podcast discusses the impact of geopolitical tensions on natural resources and the economy. The CEO of Cambridge House International shares insights on the possibility of World War III and the current state of chaos in the world. Other topics include the decline of the American Empire, understanding decision-makers, misconceptions about diplomacy, tax concerns, the debate on electric vehicles and renewable energy, and an upcoming conference.

Kyle Little, COO of Sherwood Lumber, discusses the basics of lumber as an economic indicator and its correlation with housing and the broader economy. They explore the investment opportunities in lumber, the convenience of purchasing from local lumberyards, and the concept of hedging for risk management. The podcast also covers the measurement and valuation of lumber using the Chicago Mercantile lumber futures contract.

Jay Woods, Chief Global Strategist for Freedom Capital Markets, discusses the trends in the markets, November's historical performance, support lines, trading strategies, and the significance of Nividia's stock performance.

Joseph Wang, CIO at Monetary Macro fund, also known as 'The Fed Guy,' and previously worked at the Fed, breaks down how the Fed really works, why he thinks the bond bear market isn’t over, and what he expects the Fed to do next.

John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, discusses the Inflation Reduction Act and the opportunities it presents for clean energy investments. The podcast explores the US's dependence on foreign jurisdictions for critical materials like lithium and uranium and the need for diversification. It also highlights the growth of electric vehicles and the potential for investment in the nuclear energy and EV sectors. Additionally, the chapter explores investor challenges, a potential commodity super cycle, and the growing interest in critical minerals among institutional investors.

Bill Pulte, builder from the PulteGroup, shares advice on real estate investing and the challenges of the housing market. They discuss rising rental prices, durability of new builds, and alternative investment strategies. Strategies for successful real estate investing and controversies faced by Pulte are also explored. The chapter on starting Twitter philanthropy explores its origin and the need for viral movement in philanthropy.