Paul Kiker

Executive Summary Chris Martenson and Paul Kiker discuss the potential impacts of the upcoming election on financial markets, the BRICS movement, and the current state of gold and silver prices. They explore the complexities of the current economic environment, including rising US Treasury yields, the role of central banks, and the potential for a recession….

Executive Summary Chris Martenson and Paul Kiker discuss recent financial developments, focusing on interest rates, market trends, and the implications of government spending. They explore the unusual rise in interest rates following a Federal Reserve rate cut, the impact of government debt, and the potential risks in the financial markets. The conversation also touches on…

The US government has racked up $12 trillion in debt over the past four years. What will you do when it’s racking up $12 trillion every four months? Because that’s where we’re headed. Meanwhile, global financial conditions are as easy as they’ve ever been. What’s the emergency you ask? Good question…

The Fed claims to be “apolitical” in the same spirit as OJ claimed to be innocent.  The Fed opted for an emergency level rate of 0.50% despite stocks and house prices being at all time highs and inflation hardly back to safe levels. In other words, asset prices going up for wealthy people, and incumbents…

Bluntly speaking, Trump whiffed during the debate by failing to clearly distinguish between what he plans to do economically as president and what Biden/Harris have been doing the last four years. For example, auto insurance is up 53% over the past four years. Source: https://x.com/zerohedge/status/1833851469503615231 We deserve to hear why each candidate thinks this happened,…

Currencies, Oil, gold, stocks and bonds. Everything is in flux at the moment and markets have the feel of being ‘toppy.’ Things could get really bumpy over the next few months.

What an we trust anymore from or government. It turns out the consensus is “very little.” Well, we still have to make decisions and carry on with our lives, which makes your team and information sources more important than ever.