Turning Hard Times Into Good Times

Alasdair Macleod, Amir Adnani and Michael Oliver return. Oliver’s highly accurate Structure and Momentum technical analysis is calling for bull markets in commodities and precious metals markets in 2018. Oliver even sees some positive signs for uranium which should gladden the heart of Amir whose Uranium Energy company is in a great position to become one of the few uranium producers in the U.S. As it is, America has to import about 80% of its uranium to feed its nuclear power plants. So why did the Obama administration sell U.S. uranium to Russia? Regarding the overall outlook for 2018, Alasdair’s well reasoned expectations for the directions of markets in 2018 are based on the credit cycle which should see GDP as well as the fortunes of Main Street and producers of all manner of commodities increase while financial assets, starting with bonds, begin a bear market. With Alasdair’s fundamentals syncing with Oliver’s technical analysis, you want to listen and invest accordingly.

Dr. Quinton Hennigh, Michael Oliver and Chen Lin return. The hottest gold stock on the planet during the second half of 2017 was Novo Resources. Dr. Hennigh will update us on the potential and challenges remaining on that company’s Australian project. As we enter 2018, Michael Oliver is bullish on commodities including precious metals and especially on agricultural commodities. He is equally bearish on the dollar, stocks and bonds. He will explain his positions on these key markets. My friend Chen Lin who has been one of the most successful investors I have known personally and who has made a bundle in the energy and biotech space also has some excellent ideas in the junior mining sector. He will share his top picks as well as his views on the energy and precious metals markets as we head into 2018. Time permitting, your host will also provide a few of his own thoughts regarding investment prospects for 2018.

Michael Pento visits for the first time and Michael Oliver returns. In his Dec. 8, 2017 missive Oliver's momentum work declared the big market event of 2018 will be a collapse in the U.S. German and Japanese government bonds. Oliver derives his views from his stoic momentum and structural analysis approach of markets. Judging from the title of his new book, “The Coming Bond Market Collapse,” Pento believes the biggest financial bubble of all times will ultimately collapse and wreck havoc on global financial markets and the lives of those who are not expecting it. If collapse is imminent, will it happen in 2018? What will the Fed’s response be and what might that mean for the dollar's value and inflation? What role might China's growing disdain for the dollar play in the global capital markets? How should investors respond to rising rates? Those and more questions will be asked of Pento. Oliver will provide his usual calm perspective for stock, bonds and commodities.

Richard Maybury, Daniel McAdams and Michael Oliver return. Why has America turned from a country of compassion to one of global exploitation of other countries and police state activities against its own people? What is this likely to mean for your own safety and freedom to think, believe, and worship our God, if you so choose? Will the recent direction of events continue on a path that leads us to choose between worshiping Washington or the Creator from whom our Founders understood our rights are derived? Daniel and Richard will explain why we should be concerned and how we should plan our lives accordingly. While Richard’s advice will be from a longer term perspective, Daniel will talk of more immediate geopolitical stresses that threaten the world with nuclear war. On a more hopeful note, Michael will update us on near term prospects for key markets.

Charles Hugh Smith visits for the first time. Robert Carrington and Michael Oliver return. Something is hugely wrong with our government’s CPI index. Their “inflation” statistics suggest that the cost of living is rising at less than 2% per year. But the living standard of the bottom 95% suggest otherwise. Part of the middle class decline has resulted from disappearing higher paying low-skilled jobs. But of even greater significance is the relentless rise in the cost-of-life sustaining essentials and the foundation of the economy like education, healthcare, energy and labor. Charles will be asked to explain the origin of this unfortunate trend and what we can do to protect ourselves against the damage caused by the anti free market deep state that controls our government. Robert will update us on developments at Newrange Gold Corp’s Pamlico gold project that can drive the company’s shares higher and Michael will provide his usual guidance for the direction of key markets.

Jeff Clark visits for the first time. Brian Groves returns. Michael Oliver is on jury duty this week and as such he is unavailable. Global demand for physical gold from both the private sector and central banks is increasing while at the same time production from the mines is in decline. With those fundamentals in place, what could possibly stop 2018 from being an even better year for gold than 2017. Jeff will opine on that and other issues. Brian will return to talk about the progress being made by Genesis Metals to respond to the demand for gold. We will ask Brian to talk about what the latest exploration results mean in his company’s quest to outline a major gold deposit in Quebec. Genesis Metals shares have declined in the midst of year-end tax loss selling. Might this be a great time to pick up some of those low priced shares? Your host will also provide some of his thoughts on his favorite gold stocks including Novo Resources.

Christopher Martenson, Peter Tallman and Michael Oliver return. “If the Saudi Arabia situation doesn’t worry you, you’re not paying attention.” That was the heading for an essay recently written on Nov. 10, 2017 by Chris. In this article he discussed how the value of the dollar is facing a grave threat in 2018 as a result of a souring relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia while at the same time a warming of relationships between Saudi Arabia with Russia and China is taking place. Without Saudi Arabia and the petrodollar, what if anything, can keep the dollar from collapsing? Peter will update us on the latest achievements of Klondike Gold and that company’s attempts to outline a multi-million ounce gold deposit in the Yukon. Michael will share his latest pearls of wisdom regarding gold, the dollar, and other key markets.

Alasdair Macleod, Robert Carrington and Michael Oliver return. Some people think that crypto-currencies will replace gold as money, but Alasdair Macleod who sits on the board of directors of Goldmoney provides a very well informed opinion on that issue. Goldmoney recently has begun accepting crypto-currency accounts and it accepts a large number of various crypto-currencies for the purchase of gold, silver, platinum and palladium. How might crypto currencies exacerbate the next credit collapse and threaten fiat money? Is there a reason to anticipate crypto-currencies would then hold an advantage over fiat money? Assuming gold prevails as the ultimate money, we want to own successful exploration companies that are finding gold money in the ground like Robert’s Newrange Gold Corp. Robert will explain that company’s ongoing success and as always Michael will update us on major markets of concern.

Jerry Robinson and Michael Oliver return. New guest Nav Dhaliwal joins us. In 1971 Nixon detached gold from the U.S. dollar and the international monetary system. To maintain demand for a now intrinsically worthless dollar, the mighty U.S. military was used to demand all international oil sales be paid for in dollars. With the ability to print trillions of dollars, not only did Americans live beyond their means but funded the greatest military incursion/regime change, empire building the world had ever known. But now adversarial nations like China, Russia and Iran are threatening the petrodollar hegemony by establishing their own trading and banking infrastructure that excludes dollars for trade. Jerry will explain why a dollar crash may be imminent, what it will mean for your investments and how to protect yourself. Nav will talk about Bonterra Resources' emerging multi-million oz. gold discovery in Quebec and Michael will provide his usual insights into key financial markets.

Dr. Laurence Kotlikoff and Michael Oliver return. Kotlikoff recently opined that given $200 trillion of U.S. national debt, the U.S. is in worse financial shape than Russia, China or any developed nation. Unlike most proponents of fiscal rectitude, Professor Kotlikoff proposes an answer that could help Americans to better prepare for the future. But there is a problem with his proposal. It requires politicians to suddenly tell the American people the truth which would most certainly mean the end of their political careers. How serious is America’s financial problem? What does Laurence propose to rectify it? What happens if the problem isn’t fixed while the people remain unaware of it? Was Eisenhower right in suggesting financial weakness may lead to geopolitical insecurity? Those questions and more will be asked of Dr. Kotlikoff. With more time than usual for Michael we will ask him to update us regarding his major market plate tectonics.

John Rubino, Chen Lin and Michael Oliver return. Price action in markets often seems counterintuitive. Alasdair explained why stocks often decline even as earnings begin to rise because stock prices have much more to do with flows of money than with fundamentals. Last week Richard Maybury opined that an increase in monetary velocity may be starting which could trigger general price inflation not unlike the 1970s. Indeed your host’s Inflation-Deflation Watch now appears to be entering an inflationary breakout. If so, what does that mean for Fed monetary policy in light of debt levels never seen before in America? John will give his thoughts on those issues. Michael will say where momentum is taking gold, stocks and bonds. Chen will say why he thinks Sorrento Therapeutics is now a screaming buy plus share his thoughts on a couple of his favorite mining stocks in an effort to boost your portfolio returns.

Richard Maybury, Dr. Quinton Hennigh & Michael Oliver return. Shifts in the post WWII geopolitical tectonic plates are threatening an American dollar hegemony that has illicitly financed the expansion of the Anglo-American empire. Richard will discuss geopolitical conflicts over oil and trade that are threatening global wide conflict and potentially nuclear war. But he will also provide some ideas about how you may turn such negatives into personal positive investment decisions. Speaking of positive investment decisions, one of the best your host has personally made was to buy Dr. Hennigh’s Novo Resources which has risen over 10 fold from its lows this year. So, is it time to take profits or to continue buying on weakness? Quinton will update us on this very unusual and potentially once-in-a-lifetime Australian gold discovery. As usual, Michael will provide his valuable guidance for key financial markets most significant of which is the gold market.

Eric Coffin, Robert Carrington and Michael Oliver return. Last week we listened to Brent Cook and John Kaiser talk about the extraordinary potential of Novo Resources, a stock that has already increased nearly 10 fold over the past few months. Owning Novo has been a lot of fun with perhaps a lot more upside yet to come. But we want to know where might we find the next big thing? Newrange Gold’s Pamlico project has produced some exceptionally high grade gold intercepts in Nevada. That’s one possibility. We will look forward to an exploration update on Pamlico from Robert. Eric’s knowledge of geology and exploration techniques makes him “the early bird that gets the worm” more often than any analyst your host knows. We will ask Eric for some of his top early exploration picks that you can buy now for little more than a song and a prayer. Michael Oliver addicts will be pleased to know he is expected to be back this week to lessen our anxiety over gold and other key markets.

Brent Cook, John Kaiser and Michael Oliver return. Novo Resources, a sponsor to this show, has seen its shares rise from C$0.83 on July 10 to C$8.51 on Oct. 3. Visual reports and early sampling have revealed a rich field of near surface gold nuggets in northwestern Australia that reportedly appears over an 8 km distance and may extend many kilometers down dip. In quest of the next Witwatersrand gold deposit from which over 35% of the world’s gold has been mined, Novo’s Dr. Hennigh’s geological theories led him to this discovery. But has Hennigh actually discovered Witwatersrand 2.0? If so, is a current market cap of around $750 million justified? Both Cook, an astute geologist, and Kaiser, an experienced analyst with a focus on out-of-the-box geological theories, visited this exciting new discovery. They will provide independent views on those questions and more. As usual, Oliver will provide his latest data-driven thoughts on the gold and other markets of major concern.

James Rickards, Michael Oliver and Peter Tallman return. In 1971 Richard Nixon detached gold from the dollar and through diplomacy & military might created dollar hegemony. Foreign wars and socialism could now be paid for via the dollar printing press. Politicians argued that endless trade deficits were immaterial because U.S. exceptionalism allowed America to do what it wanted. If foreign leaders refused to accept dollars for commerce as Saddam and Gaddafi did, the U.S. used its military might and CIA for regime changes. Even the strongest adversaries like China and Russia cannot compete against U.S. weapons of mass destruction, so they are increasingly engaging in currency wars of their own to protect their national sovereignty. Is the dollar in trouble as a result? If so, how will that impact your life and investments? Peter will update you on Klondike Gold's exploration of a seemingly major gold deposit in the making and Michael will update us on his latest gold momentum readings.

Alasdair Macleod and Ivan Bebek return. The global economy is now in an expansionary phase, with bank credit being increasingly available for non-financial borrowers. That's a prelude to the crisis phase of the credit cycle. Most national economies are directly boosted by China, the important exception being America. This is confirmed by dollar weakness, which is expected to continue. The likely trigger for the crisis will be from the Eurozone, where the shift in monetary policy and the collapse in bond prices will be greatest. Importantly, we can put a tentative date on the crisis phase in the middle to second half of 2018, or early 2019 at the latest. Alasdair will explain why with the dollar and all currencies losing purchasing power, trading in your fiat money for gold, which retains its purchasing power, is more important now than ever, and Ivan will update us on his company’s quest to find not one but several world class gold deposits. Michael Oliver's latest views on gold and gold shares will be pass

Jeff Deist, Daniel McAdams and Jacob Hornberger return. Speeches by Eisenhower and Kennedy are aired followed by a revelation by Jacob of the lies and propaganda fed to us, the American people, in order to keep the military industrial complex in unhindered control. Jeff Deist and Daniel McAdams discuss evidence that President Trump tried to oppose the military industrial complex in keeping with his campaign promises but unlike Kennedy, he has apparently chosen to save his life by reneging on his promises and endorse neoconservative policies. Unfortunately, the media has not heeded the warnings of President Kennedy that fake media would destroy American greatness. Instead, slick Bernaysian mainstream propaganda has succeeded in causing truth to be turned into lies and lies into truth. Transferring your fraudulent dollars into gold is important in retaining wealth stolen by the state, but that can take you only so far when freedom is lost. Truth will set you free.

Dan Oliver, Michael Oliver and Robert Carrington return. Last week, Austrian economist Dr. Mark Thornton told us that Austrian economics does not provide a theory about when central-bank created bubbles will implode. To an extent, technical analyst Michael Oliver disagreed and in fact his track record suggests you may not be able to pick an exact top or bottom but with his structure and momentum tools, you can take positions near tops and bottoms of markets with a great deal of confidence. Dan will discuss anecdotal evidence that the end of this credit-induced bull market in stocks and bonds is nearing and suggest what you should do to limit the carnage that is sure to follow during the impending bust. Robert Carrington will update us on the progress being made by Newrange Gold Corp.

Jeff Deist, Dr. Mark Thornton, John Rubino and Michael Oliver are this week’s guests. Deist questions Austrian school economist Thornton about the real reason for booms and busts and concludes that it’s impossible to know exactly when a boom will turn to a bust. Oliver agrees that it’s impossible to know exactly when a boom will end but this veteran technical analyst has an enviable track record for determining when you can safely take a longer term position on either the long or short side of a market. Michael has now correctly called major market turns for gold, commodities, the dollar, T-Bonds and stocks. The fundamentals underlying those markets will be the topic discussed with Rubino with a possible contribution from Michael as well. Your host and Rubino will also talk about some exceptionally promising junior exploration stocks, some of which are sponsors to this show.

William Engdahl, Brian Groves and Michael Oliver return. As the world faces a major showdown between the East and the West, one of the biggest questions in my mind is which side is India on? Recent policies in India such as those aimed at discouraging gold ownership or the destruction of paper money, appear more akin to policies espoused by America’s ruling elite in Washington and the halls of Harvard, Princeton and Yale. William will talk about this recent inclination to join America’s destructive policies rather than join the constructive Asian 'One Belt, One Road' policies and infrastructure, and what that may mean for the dollar and gold. Michael will update us on the direction of the dollar, gold, equities and Treasuries and Brian will update us on an emerging gold deposit in Ontario being developed by Genesis Metals.