Turning Hard Times Into Good Times

John Rubino, Michael Allen and Michael Oliver return. John will discuss factors behind a surging oil price and what that means for consumer inflation and central bank policies in light of an increasingly fragile debt-ridden global economy. What impact do rising oil prices have on gold mining stocks? On the gold exploration front, Michael Allen’s Northern Empire has been reporting some exceptional gold assays some of which hint at the potential for a new Carlin-style gold discovery in Nevada next to an emerging high-grade open pit operation being developed by Corvus Gold. While the markets for gold shares are asleep, your host believes now is an opportune time to think about Northern Empire as well as other companies reported in J Taylor’s Gold Energy & Tech Stocks. Oliver’s Momentum work had him predicting higher oil prices and an emerging bull market in commodities ahead of most other analysts. Oil has been a leader in a new bull market in “stuff.” But where do we go from here?

David McAlvany and Michael Oliver return. A massive defiance of nature’s markets has been underway thanks in large part to the big lies of Keynesian economic theory. Keynes suggested that saving isn’t important and that governments and their central banks can print money to create wealth. That theory was tested in spades after the 2008-09 financial crisis took the world to the edge of wealth destruction on a level never seen before in modern times. Central banks are recognizing the need to reverse course by downsizing their balance sheets. David will explain why doing so will be next to impossible and what requires individuals more than ever to own gold if they wish to preserve wealth. And Michael returns to provide his latest insights into stocks, bonds, gold and commodities.

Keith Weiner visits for the first time. Darin Wagner and Michael Oliver return. One of the major reasons given by anti-gold bugs for not owning gold is that it doesn’t provide earnings. But now, even the “no yield” excuse of gold haters has become invalid thanks to the entrepreneurial abilities of Keith Weiner in applying the laws of nature’s markets. His Monetary Metals firm is allowing investors to earn between 4.5% and 5.75% annual returns on their gold holdings with relatively low risk. Those are hefty yields, especially when the underlying purchasing power of gold increases over time vis-à-vis fiat currencies. Keith will explain how you can earn solid returns on your gold holdings. No doubt he will provide his views on the future of gold as a currency vis-à-vis the dollar and other fiat currencies. Darin will talk about Balmoral’s high grade gold discovery in Quebec and Michael will provide his always helpful insights into gold and other key markets.

David Stockman, Michael Oliver and Robert Carrington return as guests. Keynesian economists have assumed the role of God in defying the laws of nature as they pertain to markets. Misguided by Keynesian falsehoods, they promise or at least create the illusion of a materialistic paradise on earth by simply increasing debt based money out of keystrokes of a computer. No one understands the pathology Keynesian economics better than David Stockman who served as budget director to President Reagan. He will explain why the current stock and bond market bubbles are approaching a dramatic implosion and why the next stock and bond market crash may end up collapsing the existing monetary system. As usual, we will seek Michael’s guidance regarding the direction of key markets based on his momentum and structure model. Robert will update us on the exciting gold exploration target of Newrange Gold located near the northern end of Nevada’s Walker Lane geological trend.

Alasdair Macleod, Dr. Quinton Hennigh and Michael Oliver return. Alasdair Macleod will update us on where we are on the business cycle and why his fundamental views jive with Oliver’s Momentum and Structural technical analysis. Both men are certain we are into a global equity and bond bear market and into a bull market in commodities and precious metals despite all efforts by the government and Federal Reserve to keep financial bull markets alive. Oliver will explain why the current credit cycle is likely to be the last one for the dollar and what you should do to prepare for a tectonic shift in the world’s financial markets. Dr. Hennigh will be with us for an update on the most unusual and potentially most spectacular new gold discovery in many decades for Novo Resources on its the Karratha project in Northwestern Australia. As usual we will look to Michael for his latest readings on stock, bond and commodity markets.

William Engdahl, Peter Tallman and Michael Oliver return. George Orwell’s famous novel “1984,” is a masterful fictional account of a state which imposes cognitive dissonance on its citizens to control their perception of reality. It is summed up in the statement, “War is Peace; Freedom is slavery; Ignorance is strength.” According to William, 1984 has been turned from fiction into reality by a blood thirsty NATO that seeks endless wars and the overthrow of Russia and any other nation that gets in its way of total global domination. Why NATO’s aggression? Will it prevail and what will be the economic impact on the West and its markets in either event? In any event trillions of dollars for killing machines will lead to more dollar debasement and a rise in the price of gold. Peter will update us on Klondike Gold’s hunt for a multi-million-ounce gold deposit in the Yukon and Michael will provide his always astute reading of commodity and financial markets.

Frank Holmes, Amir Adnani and Michael Oliver return. Frank heads up U.S. Global Investors that manages a host of mutual funds and now has two unique ETF’s: NYSE-JETS, an ETF that invests largely in commercial air lines, and NYSE-GOAU that invests in gold mining companies. U.S. Global’s diverse portfolio of mutual funds enables investors to shift from one fund to another and rebalance according to their views on the markets. We will seek Frank’s opinion not only on the markets for gold mining shares but in general about which sectors he thinks will perform best in 2018. Uranium miners have been among the least positive sectors in a downtrodden mining industry but Amir’s Uranium Energy is one of the few very low-cost uranium producers in the U.S. that can turn on production to meet demand when prices spike higher. We will ask Michael Oliver what his momentum work is saying about uranium in addition to the usual markets he opines on.

Former Congressman and Presidential candidate Dr. Ron Paul returns along with Michael Oliver and Ivan Bebek of Auryn Resources. President Trump seeks to restore jobs by placing a tariff against imported goods from China. Dr. Paul believes tariffs are not the answer. Rather he looks to monetary manipulation by the Fed as the cause for massive trade imbalances and income distribution imbalances here at home. What does Dr. Paul think it will take to restore the U.S. economy to the good old days of egalitarian income distribution before 1971 and does he continue to believe rising levels of inflation are a threat to the well being of average Americans? In addition to buying gold and silver, is there anything else we individuals can do to protect ourselves from Washington and Wall St. scavengers? Ivan will update us on Auryn Resources’ exploration efforts in Canada and Peru and Michael will calm our nerves by providing his usual guidance on key equity, debt and precious metals markets.

Alasdair Macleod, Michael Oliver and Brian Groves return. Superpowers prevail and expand until the hand of God says “No more!” On the back of dollar hegemony, the U.S. expanded its empire dramatically after the fall of the Soviet Union. Meantime the Chinese sleeping giant has woken up and its economy has risen dramatically on the back of trade with America. Now through the establishment of various global institutions, China is working to gain its independence from the American empire. Success in that regard is bound to dramatically impact American markets. Alasdair will discuss China’s plans for independence and how that may impact the well being of the western world and what you might do to protect yourself and your loved ones. Brian will discuss Genesis Metal’s efforts to establish a multi-million ounce gold deposit in Quebec and Michael Oliver will offer his latest views on stocks, bonds, precious metals and commodities.

Charles Hugh Smith, Jeff Deist & Michael Oliver return. No one can argue truthfully against the concept of free trade. In theory it allows countries that have lower costs of production to sell their products to countries that are inefficient in those same items. Consumers, whether corporate or individuals, benefit. President Trump has received a huge amount of criticism for arguing that we do not have free trade and all he wants is fair trade. Is there any truth to Trump’s argument? Charles says there is no free trade, only the Darwinian game of trade. In light of Trump’s establishment threatening tariffs, we seek enlightenment from Charles on this issue and look for Jeff Deist’s insights into what that might mean for the American economy. As usual, Michael Oliver will share what the language of the markets is whispering in his ear about their direction.

David Jensen and Michael Oliver return. David will discuss an emerging international market dynamic that some think may threaten US dollar hegemony. While left-leaning news media focus on alleged call girl encounter by President Trump, they say nothing of newly formed futures exchanges in Shanghai for both oil and gold. They ignore the fact that China as an economic equal to the U.S. with massive supplies of gold is teaming up with other “rogue” nations to unseat the dollar by establishing Yuan payments for oil purchases, not dollars and then allowing sellers of oil to exchange their Yuan for a currency far better than the dollar, namely gold. David will discuss whether or not these emerging trading institutions in fact pose a threat to the dollar and thus the Anglo-American Empire. Michael will update us on the more immediate issue of which way key markets are headed.

David Jensen, Michael Oliver and Nav Dhaliwal return. David will discuss an emerging international market dynamic that some think may threaten US dollar hegemony. While left-leaning news media focus on alleged call girl encounter by President Trump, they say nothing of newly formed futures exchanges in Shanghai for both oil and gold. They ignore the fact that China as an economic equal to the U.S. with massive supplies of gold is teaming up with other “rogue” nations to unseat the dollar by establishing Yuan payments for oil purchases, not dollars and then allowing sellers of oil to exchange their Yuan for a currency far better than the dollar, namely gold. David will discuss whether or not these emerging trading institutions in fact pose a threat to the dollar and thus the Anglo-American Empire. Michael will update us on the more immediate issue of which way key markets are headed and Nav will update us on an emerging multi-million oz. gold deposit in Quebec.

Daniel Oliver, David Stockman and Michael Oliver return. In a segment of my prerecorded interview with David Stockman (full interview available at jaytaylormedia.com/audio/), he discusses how the Deep State propaganda is used for endless support of military spending that is in large part responsible for the inevitable bankruptcy of the Anglo-American empire. Dan Oliver will help us focus on the end game for the empire and the dollar currency that has enabled it to expand and what the dollar’s inevitable demise will mean for gold and other tangible markets. As always, Michael Oliver will help tie in market realities with the fundamental theories and outlook voiced by David Stockman and Daniel Oliver. I will seek to update you on a couple of my favorite gold mining shares.

Alasdair Macleod, Michael Oliver and Dr. Quinton Hennigh return. For investors there may be few questions more important than the one Alasdair has attempted to answer in his Goldmoney.com essay. When the next credit crisis hits, most asset prices are likely to decline dramatically in value. Which ones are most vulnerable and which assets can be expected to benefit? Hint. Gold fell from a monthly average price of $964.42 in March 2008 to $758.04 in Nov. 2008. But from there it rose to a monthly average of $1,771.38 in Sept. 2011. Gold shares of companies that made successful discoveries during that bull market rose dramatically higher which is why we will seek an answer from Quinton regarding the latest developments for Novo Resources. Alasdair will be quizzed on when he thinks the next credit crisis will occur and the logic behind his view. And as usual, Michael will help us get a reading on the pulse of the most important markets we follow.

David Stockman, Michael Oliver and Eric Coffin return. No senior advisor to a U.S. President was more honest, forthright than David Stockman. In 1981 when the Federal debt was less than $1 trillion, he told President Reagan that he had to cut spending to pay for tax cuts because supply side economics would not generate enough additional income to fill the spending gap. Now with the debt at over $20 trillion and exploding higher under Trump, we know David was right. With the Japanese and Chinese disappearing as Treasury buyers, the Bond Vigilantes have returned to reconcile political myth with economic reality. In order to pay for our past sins, interest rates must rise dramatically higher. The impact of rising interest rates on the markets will be the major topic of discussion with all three guests, while Eric will also discuss some of his most exciting gold exploration stocks and Michael will share his thoughts about when gold shares will catch up with the rising gold price.

Michael Allen appears for the first time. Michael Oliver & William Engdahl return. China, Russia, India and other “rogue” nations are rising economics powers. David Stockman visits Feb. 20 to tell us why the U.S. economy is in deep trouble thanks to its massive indebtedness. Meantime massive global infrastructure is being built to connect populous Asian nations with countries rich in natural resources even as China and other powers decrease their purchases of U.S. debt and reduce trade with the U.S. At no time since 1971 when the petrodollar arrangement replaced a gold-backed dollar has the U.S. dollar been so vulnerable to losing its world currency status. Engdahl will discuss the rising economic status of those major nations and why they are now a threat to the U.S. dollar. Oliver will shares his latest on gold and other key markets and Michael Allen will tell us about an emerging high-grade gold deposit in Nevada that is drawing a great deal of excitement from the market.

Christopher Martenson, Michael Oliver and Jean Martineau return as guests while John Rubino substitutes for show host Jay Taylor who is visiting a gold mining project in Nevada. Owning gold and silver in various forms are often discussed as a strategy for surviving difficult political and economic climates. But there are many more strategies to consider not only for the sake of your personal survival but to enable you to prosper and, in the process, enhance the lives of your family and community. Guest host John Rubino will quiz Christopher about those topics. As usual Michael will share his latest views on major markets and in a pre-recorded interview, regular host Jay Taylor will seek an update on Dynacor Gold Mines from that company’s CEO Jean Martineau.

Kevin Duffy, Nav Dhaliwal and Michael Oliver return. Kevin and his partner Bill Laggner have a magnificent track record during stock market crashes. With the equity bull market among the longest on record and with legendary hedge fund manager Ray Dallio just now proclaiming the beginning of a bond bear market and predicting a stock market crash, we turn to Kevin for his thoughts about the direction of various markets in 2018 and to learn how the Bearing Fund is positioning its investors. Michael, who had been calling for a slow equity market decline and has now joined the growing number of market pros who envision a sharp decline rather than a version of a more tame bear market, will provide an update. With the dollar in decline, gold and other commodities are on the rise. That’s good news for Bonterra Resources. Nav will update us on that company’s glowing success in outlining a multi-million ounce gold deposit in Quebec. Gold investments are back. You can't afford to miss this show.

Daniel McAdams, Jeff Deist, Michael Oliver and Nav Dhaliwal return. Americans hear a constant drumbeat of fear over rogue nations and how we must spend more for military “defense.” But why is America worried about Russia when that country is surrounded by NATO and the U.S. has “Intel” in like 126 countries to force countries to continue using dollars for trade? How is it defense to use our navy to restrict China from using its own sea lanes for trade? Now a trend is in place to substitute the Yuan for dollars in international trade. What happens to key markets when the dollar is no longer the world’s reserve currency? Jeff and Daniel will opine on America’s self destructive military industrial complex, which is actually leading to the dollar’s demise and a bull market in gold, silver and other commodities measured in dollars. Nav of Bonterra Resources will update us on that company’s gold exploration success and Michael will provide his usual savvy remarks on key markets.

Danielle DiMartino Booth, Michael Oliver and Ivan Bebek return. Interest rates are rising but why? Is it because a booming economy is boosting demand for capital and that profits will rise dramatically to justify still higher stock prices? But what happens to the government solvency when it has to pay higher rates on its $20 trillion debt? Can stocks remain elevated with surging rates? What would plunging stock prices do to pension funds? Are there reasons for hope toward more sensible economic polices under a new Fed Chairman? What are the dangers of a return to QE resulting in a weaker dollar and rising commodity prices as both Oliver & Macleod predict? What would a return to QE mean for the dollar, gold and commodity markets in general. Oliver will update us on his latest momentum work on key markets and Ivan Bebek will tell about plans for Auryn Resources this winter in Argentina and overall with major exploration projects in Canada.