Gold Goats 'n Guns Podcast

Vince Lanci of GoldFix returns to the podcast to complete the Trade War Trilogy of podcasts as we cover recent events from our specific perceptions and backgrounds.  Everything from the Trump/Powell kayfabe, to Europe's underhandedness during the post-Liberation Day market turmoil to where we think Trump goes next policy-wise and how the markets react to it.Show NotesZerohedge - Goldman Wrecks 'Sell America' Narrative: "Sees Very Little Evidence Of A US->RoW Rotation In Stocks"Vince on XGoldFixTom on XGold, Goats 'n Guns Patreon

Brent Johnson, CEO of Santiago Capital and creator of the Dollar Milkshake Theory, returns to share insights on the current state of global finance. He discusses the paradox of the dollar's dominance amidst economic turmoil and how the U.S. economy acts as a magnet for global liquidity during crises. Brent also explores the complexities of transitioning to hard money and critiques U.S. economic policies. With a keen focus on geopolitical dynamics, he reveals how evolving financial strategies could reshape international relationships and liquidity management.

Wall St. veteran, crypto advocate, and CEO of Custodia Bank Caitlin Long returns to the podcast to ask the questions and get to the bottom of what's really going on inside of the changes to the US Treasury and global dollar plumbing markets.  This is one of those episodes where my head was spinning as we kicked the ball back and forth.  Show Notes:Custodia BankCaitlin on XNic Carter Article - Signature Didn't Have to Die, Either Tom on XGold Goats 'n Guns Patreon

Dexter White returns to the podcast to discuss the state of play after the week of turmoil in capital markets, post-"Liberation Day."  Show Notes:Tom on XDexter on XGold Goats 'n Guns Patreon

Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson, known for his sharp insights on foreign policy, shares intriguing reflections from his recent trip to Moscow, including discussions with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. He delves into Russia's evolving geopolitical strategies and the complexities surrounding the Ukraine and Taiwan conflicts. Johnson critiques U.S. military strategies and the widening gap between U.S. and European relations, while humorously commenting on European political leadership and military disparities, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of these global dynamics.

Kris Sims, a contributor to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, dives deep into the frictions brewing between Canada and the U.S. She shares sharp insights on Prime Minister Mark Carney's controversial leadership and the implications of a consumer carbon tax. The discussion touches on regional identities and class divides, exploring how economic fears shape perceptions. Sims also critiques ambitious carbon policies and the socio-political turmoil affecting both nations, revealing the complexities of national identity amidst growing trade tensions.

Martin Armstrong, a renowned market expert from Armstrong Economics, discusses the European Union's aggressive push for war in Ukraine and the complex motivations behind it. He critiques Canada's political upheaval amid globalism and reflects on the economic challenges facing Europe, heightened by geopolitical tensions. Armstrong delves into the implications of digital currencies on democracy and individual freedoms, while also analyzing the intertwined dynamics of the global auto market, revealing how historical influences continue to shape current affairs.

Chris Sullivan of Hyperion Decimus rejoins the podcast for a wide-ranging talk to discuss what we're doing wrong in financial commentary and how by asking the wrong questions we increase our fear which leads to bad decision making.  These ideas are applicable to so much more than just capital markets, they are a model for how to de-risk your entire life by getting you out of the hyper-emotional state of asking "Why" something happened rather than the more relevant question of "How" something could have happened.Show Notes:Chris at Hyperion Decimus Tom on XGold, Goats 'n Guns Patreon

Peter St. Onge, an Austrian libertarian economist and insightful commentator, dives deep into reforming America's system. He passionately discusses the potential of replacing income tax with tariffs. St. Onge critiques the current bureaucratic landscape, likening it to the foundations of communism. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they explore the cultural impact of memes in politics. With touching perspectives on GDP, foreign policy, and the youth's political inclinations, this chat is both provocative and entertaining.

Eric Yeung, a gold market expert with geopolitical insights, and Vince Lanci, a gold market analyst, dive into the evolving landscape of gold trading. They discuss the implications of the LBMA's draining and a dramatic rise in gold deliveries, influenced by sovereign wealth funds. The conversation touches on gold's potential revaluation in U.S. policy, innovative economic strategies leveraging housing equity, and China’s growing influence in gold investments. Their insights suggest a seismic shift in global gold dynamics and the economic landscape.