Why Passive Investing Is Dead: Navigating the New Financial Chaos by Chris Martenson What a time to be alive. If we’re right, the dollar regime is now on its last legs, which makes pre-positioning your portfolio for this shift is a must-do activity. Further, we’re going to have to be both nimble and humble, because much of what will happen next cannot be predicted. It will emerge. Why Passive Investing Is Dead: Navigating the New Financial Chaos by Chris Martenson What a time to be alive. If we’re right, the dollar regime is now on its last legs, which makes pre-positioning your portfolio for this shift is a must-do activity. Further, we’re going to have to be both nimble and humble, because much of what will happen next cannot be predicted. It will emerge.
Navigating the Market Storm: A Day of Volatility and Big Questions by Chris Martenson The episode discusses market volatility due to Trump’s tariff pause, bond market reactions, gold’s resilience, and potential economic impacts, featuring insights from Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management. Navigating the Market Storm: A Day of Volatility and Big Questions by Chris Martenson The episode discusses market volatility due to Trump’s tariff pause, bond market reactions, gold’s resilience, and potential economic impacts, featuring insights from Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management.
Markets in Turmoil PREVIEW by Chris Martenson Market turmoil sparked by tariffs, overvalued stocks, and Trump uncertainty reveals dangerous complacency. Leverage-driven forced selling risks a liquidity crisis, potentially cascading into solvency and systemic issues. Markets in Turmoil PREVIEW by Chris Martenson Market turmoil sparked by tariffs, overvalued stocks, and Trump uncertainty reveals dangerous complacency. Leverage-driven forced selling risks a liquidity crisis, potentially cascading into solvency and systemic issues.
Or Is It Something Worse…? by Chris Martenson While visiting Atlanta, GA, I had the chance to connect with Paul Kiker. We discuss tariffs and Friday’s market chaos, which I believe to be a 2008-style liquidity crisis. Or Is It Something Worse…? by Chris Martenson While visiting Atlanta, GA, I had the chance to connect with Paul Kiker. We discuss tariffs and Friday’s market chaos, which I believe to be a 2008-style liquidity crisis.
The Tariffs Are Juicing Recession Concerns by Chris Martenson Gold’s big moves of late were confirmed as the real thing in the post Trump Tariff tantrum when gold barely budged in price by day’s end while stocks got hammered. That is, in a word, unusual. The Tariffs Are Juicing Recession Concerns by Chris Martenson Gold’s big moves of late were confirmed as the real thing in the post Trump Tariff tantrum when gold barely budged in price by day’s end while stocks got hammered. That is, in a word, unusual.
A Recessionary Entrée, With a Side of Dumb Money, Seasoned With Magic Money by Chris Martenson The Fed split the difference by turning hawkish on rates but dovish by reducing the pace of QT. Inflation is still too high, but the economy is clearly rolling over. Meanwhile, the very foundations of the UYS dollar system were called into question by Elon’s comment about “magic money machines.” A Recessionary Entrée, With a Side of Dumb Money, Seasoned With Magic Money by Chris Martenson The Fed split the difference by turning hawkish on rates but dovish by reducing the pace of QT. Inflation is still too high, but the economy is clearly rolling over. Meanwhile, the very foundations of the UYS dollar system were called into question by Elon’s comment about “magic money machines.”
Volatility Returns With a Vengeance; Silver Shorts Play With Fire by Chris Martenson Executive Summary In this episode of Finance U, Paul Kiker (of Kiker Wealth Management) and I tackled a range of topics from market volatility, the CPI, and the dynamics of gold and silver, to the intricacies of oil prices and the rising interest rate situation in Japan. Market Volatility and Strategy Noting the lack of… Volatility Returns With a Vengeance; Silver Shorts Play With Fire by Chris Martenson Executive Summary In this episode of Finance U, Paul Kiker (of Kiker Wealth Management) and I tackled a range of topics from market volatility, the CPI, and the dynamics of gold and silver, to the intricacies of oil prices and the rising interest rate situation in Japan. Market Volatility and Strategy Noting the lack of…
Kiker: Our Market Stance Now on ‘Watch,’ Meaning We Will Be Selling Rallies by Chris Martenson Is it time to adopt a defensive stance in one’s portfolio? The signs are beginning to mount that a long-overdue market correction has begun. Kiker: Our Market Stance Now on ‘Watch,’ Meaning We Will Be Selling Rallies by Chris Martenson Is it time to adopt a defensive stance in one’s portfolio? The signs are beginning to mount that a long-overdue market correction has begun.
What Comes Next? by Chris Martenson Discussion on this Finance U covers market manipulation, hyperinflation risks, gold’s role, credit card debt, and investment strategies amid economic volatility. Emphasis on informed decision-making and diversification. What Comes Next? by Chris Martenson Discussion on this Finance U covers market manipulation, hyperinflation risks, gold’s role, credit card debt, and investment strategies amid economic volatility. Emphasis on informed decision-making and diversification.
Can a Market Meltdown Be Avoided? by Chris Martenson Trump’s bold actions could well lead to a recession simply due to cutting off flows of fraudulent, unnecessary, and/or wasteful spending. At the same time inflation is still kicking around, so the Fed is less likely to re-spike the punchbowl. The result? Stagflation possibly, which is the worst outcome for the average person. Can a Market Meltdown Be Avoided? by Chris Martenson Trump’s bold actions could well lead to a recession simply due to cutting off flows of fraudulent, unnecessary, and/or wasteful spending. At the same time inflation is still kicking around, so the Fed is less likely to re-spike the punchbowl. The result? Stagflation possibly, which is the worst outcome for the average person.
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