Palisades Gold Radio

Don Durrett, an author and founder of GoldStockData.com, explores the current landscape of gold and silver markets, highlighting a bull market that began in 2019. He warns of a looming recession tied to the unsustainable U.S. debt and inflation spikes. The conversation also touches on the potential surge in silver demand due to supply shortages and the adverse effects of new political decisions on mining permits. Don draws parallels to past economic struggles, emphasizing the importance of investor sentiment in these turbulent times.

Adrian Day, CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management, discusses the intricate balance of the current economic landscape. He critiques Trump's trade policies and their potential deflationary impact on inflation, while cautioning about the declining U.S. dollar's effects. The conversation delves into the shriveling buyer base for U.S. Treasuries, hinting at rising interest rates. Day argues that this may lead the Federal Reserve to return to quantitative easing, creating a bullish environment for gold. He also reveals trends in gold investments and the importance of understanding price versus value.

Doomberg, the head writer for the Doomberg team and creator of the Doomberg Substack, dives into the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. He reveals that Israel severely misjudged Iran's military strength, leading to a prolonged war. The discussion expands to the potential implications for U.S. military resources and global power dynamics, especially concerning Russia and China. Doomberg also highlights the vulnerabilities in energy supply chains, the risks of misinformation, and the critical nature of integrity in content creation.

Justin Huhn, Founder and Publisher of the Uranium Insider Pro Newsletter, dives into the intricacies of the uranium market amid rising geopolitical tensions, especially regarding the Israel-Iran conflict. He discusses the potential surge in demand from small modular reactors and sustainable energy initiatives. Huhn also warns of a possible short-term overbought situation while emphasizing the importance of monitoring market dynamics, particularly Sprott’s strategic moves. The conversation highlights the critical need for new uranium supply to meet future energy demands.

In this engaging conversation, Alasdair Macleod, Head of Research for GoldMoney and advocate for sound money, discusses critical shifts in the gold market. He reveals alarming trends in systemic risks driven by soaring demand for physical gold and warns about counterparty risks associated with gold derivatives. The comparison to the 1929 market crash is striking, with Macleod highlighting a growing debt trap in the U.S., geopolitical tensions, and the strategic moves by China in accumulating precious metals, all suggesting a turbulent economic future.

Join John Lee, CEO of Silver Elephant Mining, as he dives into the alarming trends of global control in finance and technology. He discusses the dangers of biometric systems that could threaten personal autonomy and the importance of diversifying assets, particularly in gold and silver. Lee emphasizes the need for experiential wealth over material accumulation, advocating for alternative living arrangements to combat systemic dependency. With a hopeful outlook, he believes collective awareness can spark significant change.

Adam Hamilton, founder of Zeal LLC and a gold market expert, shares his insights on the flourishing potential of mid-tier miners. He argues these companies, producing 300,000 to 1,000,000 ounces annually, provide greater growth prospects than major miners bogged down by high costs. Hamilton highlights the cyclical nature of exploration spending, leading to possible future supply deficits. He urges investors to diversify their portfolios and takes a closer look at current market dynamics, emphasizing the importance of thorough research.

In this engaging discussion, Alex Krainer, a Monaco-based author and hedge fund manager, shares insights on the crucial role of gold and silver as inflation hedges. He reveals how market manipulation, especially in natural gas, affects food prices and highlights the need for systemic reforms in modern debt structures. Krainer emphasizes building local support networks for resilience during crises and discusses the rising importance of gold acquisition by central banks, all while advocating for trend-following investment strategies.

Rick Rule, an investor and CEO of Rule Investment Media, shares insights on the current economic landscape, drawing parallels to the tumultuous 1970s. He emphasizes the importance of educating oneself about undervalued assets like gold and uranium while navigating potential dollar depreciation. Rule also discusses the promising Canadian oil and gas sector compared to the over-drilled U.S. Permian basin. Additionally, he introduces Battle Bank, a unique lending service secured by physical precious metals, advocating for personal responsibility and proactive investment strategies.

Gerald Celente, founder of the Trends Research Institute, pulls no punches in his critique of global leadership, labeling many as 'clowns' failing to address critical issues. He discusses the negative impacts of globalization on American manufacturing and rising wealth inequality. Celente forecasts gold prices surging to $4,000 due to inflation and geopolitical tensions. He also warns of economic instability from AI-driven bubbles and escalated conflicts around the world, predicting oil prices could reach $120 per barrel.