Alex Krainer, a witty geopolitical analyst and founder of I-Compass, returns to discuss the waning power of globalists post-Trump's victory. He explores the implications of sensationalist news on market fears and the importance of long-term investment patience. The conversation dives into the intertwining of politics and capital markets, evaluating figures like Musk and Trump, as well as the need for authentic political narratives. Additionally, topics such as free speech, modern communication anxieties, and the resilience of communities are highlighted throughout.

Dexter White, a regular guest known for his insights on tech and culture, dives into the complexities of political discourse. He critiques Elon Musk’s media presence and discusses the importance of authenticity amid AI replication. The conversation highlights the challenges in navigating immigration narratives and the impact of globalization on tariffs and energy dependencies. Dexter also emphasizes the need for critical thinking in governance, especially in an era where uninformed opinions dominate public discussion.

Dexter White is back for a rundown of all the major themes that have shifted since we entered a different timeline after Donald Trump survived Butler PA.   We cover in depth Scott Bessent's plan to get US finances under control and why he's not a mole for the IMF, how Trump's win has had huge spillover effects into geopolitics, and what our warm take is on what's happening in Syria.Show Notes:Trump's Treasury Pick Sees A "Global Economic Reordering"Philip K. Dick Speech

Dexter White, co-collaborator on Gold, Goats 'n Guns, dives into the political landscape just days after a pivotal election. He discusses Germany's political turmoil and its ripple effects on European alliances, as well as the implications of Florida's shifting voter sentiment. The conversation highlights Trump's cabinet picks and evaluates the strategic maneuvers in Congress. Voter registration efforts and election integrity are also examined, providing listeners a comprehensive view of the evolving political dynamics.

Caitlin Long, a Wall Street veteran and bitcoin advocate, shares her insights as the CEO of Custodia Bank. She discusses the Federal Reserve's mounting challenges and how they intersect with crypto governance. The conversation delves into the implications of central bank powers, debanking practices, and the need for decentralized monetary policies. Long highlights the precarious political dynamics, including Twitter's role in shaping discourse and potential impacts on financial regulations during a tumultuous governance period.

Vince Lanci, a finance expert known for his insights into crypto and Bitcoin mining, returns to discuss the recent BRICS summit. He dives into the impact of BRICS Pay, exploring its role in reducing U.S. dollar dependency and its implications for international trade. The conversation highlights the tension between traditional banks and new financial technologies. Lanci also examines the shifting landscape of currency dynamics and options markets, along with the challenges posed by emerging digital currencies and geopolitical influences.

Chris Sullivan from Hyperion Decimus shares his insights on market psychology and mechanics, shedding light on risk management in investing. He emphasizes the subjective nature of risk, discussing strategies to navigate volatile markets. The conversation dives into how order books affect trading and critiques common misconceptions about AI in finance. Sullivan also touches on the complexities of cryptocurrencies and precious metals, offering actionable advice for investors looking to thrive amid uncertainty.

Tracy Shuchart joins me for a quick discussion under adverse conditions about the state of various commodity markets as we walk meekly into the financial hurricane on the horizon.  Oh and World War III is breaking out at the same time.  Show Notes:Tracy on Twitter/XTom on Twitter/XTom’s Speaking Engagements Mises Supporter’s Summit (promo code GGG2024)2024 Expat Money Show

Ben Davidson, a researcher with Suspicious 0bservers, discusses how solar activity impacts our world. He highlights the urgency of the Earth’s magnetic pole shift and its potential consequences for society. The conversation connects cosmic events to historical chaos and explores recent solar flares, warning of Earth’s increasing vulnerability. Davidson emphasizes the importance of preparedness, blending traditional survival skills with mental resilience, and the need for community support in facing these impending challenges.

Bob Murphy, a Senior Mises Fellow and Chief Economist at Infineo, dives deep into the complexities of interest rates and the precarious nature of monetary policy as the election approaches. He critiques the Federal Reserve's actions, emphasizing the implications of an inverted yield curve and potential economic recession. The discussion touches on the geopolitical landscape, the rise of alternative financial frameworks, and the shifting power dynamics influenced by social media. Murphy also reflects on the intertwined nature of government control and individual freedoms.