Turning Hard Times Into Good Times

Darrel MacMullin and Michael Oliver return. GoldMoney.com has devised a patented payment system using internet technology to make gold money more practical now than at any time in history. Market forces are driving thousands of people around the world to not only open free gold accounts but use that gold to make payments and to fuel their master cards with currency from their gold accounts, effectively monetizing gold. Darrel who was previously the President of PayPal Canada will explain not only how you can use GoldMoney as “checkbook” but why it is compelling from a financial point of view to do so. GoldMoney now makes it possible for large and small businesses to reduce transaction costs below normal bank charges both for domestic payments as well as international payments. Darrell will explain in detail how you can use GoldMoney for our benefit and to protect your wealth. Oliver will as usual give us his latest insights into gold and other most important markets.

Peter Tallman appears for the first time. David McAlvany and Michael Oliver return. As American bombs kill thousands of people and displace millions of refugees, hatred toward NATO is on the rise. In the meantime, construction of a new Silk Road linking China, India and Russia all the way to Eastern Europe is part of a growing picture of economic strength from rivals of NATO, which are threatening U.S. dollar reserve currency status. And now a strategic partner, the Philippines, is cutting ties to the U.S. and aligning with China, further weakening the U.S. presence in Asia. NATO is countering this threat by surrounding Russia with troops sending the world closer to a nuclear war. Can military might alone save the dollar? We will ask David to opine on that and what the outcome might mean for gold and other markets. Oliver will comment on technical market indicators and Peter will tell us about Klondike Gold's quest to find the mother lode source for placer gold in the Klondike.

John Rubino, Rick Rule and Michael Oliver return. The new gold bull market has taken a breather now, giving us a chance to review junior mining companies and reposition our portfolios according to our research. Michael Oliver will give us an idea as to how much time we might have to readjust our portfolios before the next move to a higher gold price. John Rubino will provide his latest outlook for gold and other financial markets and Rick Rule of Sprott U.S. Holdings will talk of the investment products that the best resource investment house in North America has to offer to both retail and accredited investors and provide you with some solid yields while you wait for the next big move.

Don Coxe joins us for the first time. Rick Rule and Michael Oliver return. Blackrock’s Heidi Richardson talks of a new high for gold in two years. With all due respect, our three guests are every bit as competent to opine on gold and other financial markets as Ms. Richardson. We will ask them what they see given the arrogant destruction of free market capitalism as outlined by Ludwig von Mises and Murray Rothbard. Can we turn the evil destruction of capitalism by the Fed to our own economic benefit through ownership of gold or other assets that cannot be inflated to oblivion? Oliver respects and understands free market economics as well as anyone but out of that respect he relies on his proprietary tools to listen to the language of markets and provide superior market advice. So we will ask him to let us know what the markets are most recently telling him about the direction of stocks, bonds, gold and commodities in general.

Frank Holmes, Michael Oliver and Ivan Bebek return. With the unemployment rate below 5 percent and near the lows before the financial crisis, Obama is claiming a brilliantly successful track record on the economy. The White House and Wall Street are suggesting that the very strong and wonderful Obama economy is leading to higher interest rates. That in turn has caused the dollar to strengthen and the price of gold to decline by more than 100 dollar-oz. over the past couple trading weeks. Is the economy as good as the Democrats and their Wall Street cousins claim? Is the bull market in gold over or is this only a short term correction on the way to new highs in the price of gold? Holmes and Oliver will opine. Bebek will update listeners on recent world class exploration properties recently acquired by Auryn Resources.

Richard Maybury, Eric Coffin and Michael Oliver return. The Brexit vote was a shock to the establishment. But Donald Trump also has the arrogant elite scratching their heads. Similar reactionary movements are displayed throughout Europe including Germany and France. Increasingly, people are protesting loss of liberty and their declining standard of living resulting from tyrannical governments. Is there a reason for those who cherish liberty to take solace from the rise of Donald Trump, Brexit and other anti-establishment moves throughout Europe? Or might this movement beget even harsher tyranny in the future with governments using all manner of technology to usher in a total international police state? Those questions will be asked of Richard. Eric will talk about the upcoming MIF conference in Vancouver and the state of the junior gold mining industry. Michael will provide his usual insights into key markets.

David Stockman and Michael Oliver return. James Anderson visits for the first time. Parasites who inhabit Wall St. and Washington and dominate the air waves are destroying what’s left of free market capitalism by disallowing price discovery of capital by suppression of interest rates. A massive redistribution of wealth from those who produce it—the miners, manufacturers, farmers and inventors who live in “fly-over” country—are mad as hell and they aren’t going to take it anymore. Enter Donald Trump to the rescue. But does the Donald have the answers that can restore wealth creation through free market capitalism? David will address that question and more, drawing from a treasure trove of knowledge and insights illuminated in his most recent book. James will tell of NuLegacy’s evolving Carlin-style gold deposit in Nevada and Michael will provide his usual prescient insights into the equity and bond and precious metals markets.

Alasdair Macleod and Michael Oliver return. Brian Ostroff appears for the first time. Michael’s work strongly suggests that we are nearing a prolonged bear market not only in stocks but also in U.S. Treasuries. Already there is evidence of a breakdown of a “normal” relationship between stocks and bonds. Why are bonds not rising these days when stocks are falling? What happens to the price of gold if both stocks and bonds get crushed? Can gold replace the U.S. Treasury as the ultimate safe haven? Those and more questions will be asked of Alasdair and Michael will join me to advise us the signals his work is sending him on all three of those key markets. No matter what happens in the financial markets, as long as humans survive on earth they need to eat. As CEO of a greatly undervalued fertilizer company, Brian will update us on progress being made by Arianne Phosphate in its quest to develop its world class phosphate mine in Quebec.

F. William Engdahl, Dr. Quinton Hennigh and Michael Oliver return. Amidst growing evidence of severe health issues facing Hillary Clinton and ongoing revelations of lies and corruption involving the former Secretary of State and the Clinton Foundation, makers and shakers in American politics like Karl Rove, Rupert Murdoch and a host of other Neocons appear to be conceding a possible Trump Presidency and as such are now seeking to guarantee that strings are securely fastened to this possible new puppet. How might either candidate deal with the rising economic powers related to China and Russia and the new Silk Road stretching from China to Eastern Europe? How might their policies impact the financial and commodities markets? Those and more questions will be asked of William. Quinton will update on the exciting Novo Resource story and Michael will as always continue to provide helpful guidance on what we can expect from the gold markets over the next six months and longer.

Ilana Mercer, Ralph Fitch, and Michael Oliver return. The title of this episode, taken directly from Ilana’s latest book, states that “Donald Trump is smashing an enmeshed political spoils system to bits.” We know now that Hillary Clinton used her office as Secretary of State to enrich the Clinton Foundation to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars by granting favors to corrupt foreign dictators. Her Neocon status means our endless wars will continue. In short she is about serving Hillary at the expense of the American people. On the other hand, if Trump were to follow up on his campaign rhetoric, the established order could be “smashed to bits,” but what might a Trump Presidency mean for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? We will ask Ilana to opine. Ralph will update us on the gold exploration progress being made by TriMetals Mining and Michael will provide his usual witty and sound views on gold and other major markets of interest.

Lew Rockwell and Amir Adnani return. Donald Trump strikes a positive cord with many libertarians when he hits out against NAFTA and the TPP, which have more to do with one-world government and empowering the ruling elite than anything to do with free trade. The sovereign right of a nation and local rule is certainly a traditional value of our Founding Fathers. But can the anger being harnessed for political gain by Trump be used for a creative destruction of the crooked ruling elite or might it result in less liberty and more violence in America? We will ask Lew Rockwell to opine on that issue. Amir Adnani will update us on Brazil Resources’ latest highly opportune acquisition of Titiribi.

Mish Shedlock, Chen Lin and Michael Oliver are this week’s guests. Fed intervention failed in the 1930s. Bernanke blamed it on imperfect execution. All that was needed, he said, was more of it faster. Fed intervention is failing again. Why does the Fed persist in doing the same thing over and over again when its actions are proven to fail? Or is there something more sinister going on here in which failure is the intent of the Fed. If so, how can we peons protect ourselves against these landlords of the world? Mish will share his thoughts on that. Chen will pass along some of his stellar investment ideas and Oliver will as always update us on the major investment plate tectonics that guide our investment allocation.

John Rubino, Michael Oliver and Quinton Hennigh return. Several leading hedge fund managers are calling an end to the bull market in stocks and bonds. For example, Bill Gross recently said people should buy things the Fed has not yet bought like gold and land. Of course, Wall St. propaganda will suck in the last dollar available from the pockets of an impoverished and shrinking middle class. Oliver’s excellent momentum work says we are nearing the end of the secular bull market in U.S. sovereign debt and a sharp rise in interest rates lies ahead of us. The Fed’s tool left is “helicopter money.” Will that lead to hyperinflation and dollar destruction? Is that why Bill Gross and other notable hedge fund managers are telling people to sell financial assets and buy gold? We will ask John to opine, Michael to update us on the latest revelations from his momentum work and Quinton to update us on his company’s search for the next “Witwatersrand” gold deposit in Australia.

The Rev. Larry Beane II, Jeff Deist and Michael Oliver are this week’s guests. Hedonism is defined as “the ethical theory that pleasure -in the sense of the satisfaction of desires- is the highest good and proper aim of human life.” Deist who recently wrote an article titled “Economic Hedonism--How Congress and the Fed Mortgage the Future” will explain how America like the Israelites of the Prophet Samuel’s days, is relinquishing personal liberty to realize personal and national genius in exchange for security and hedonistic pleasure. Rev. Beane will help connect the dots between the demise of our Judeo-Christian heritage and the growing spiritual and material enslavement of the West. But as all three of our guests will point out, there is reason for hope. Indeed from a short term material point of view Michael will no doubt reiterate that those who understand gold as honest money and own it as well as own mining shares, are positioning themselves for major gains.

F. William Engdahl, Eric Coffin and Michael Oliver return. Behind financial markets are unseen forces obscured from headline news. Engdhal uncovers the pro ISIS relationship the CIA has fostered over many years and addresses its role in the recently attempted coup d’état in Turkey. What actually happened in the failed coup will surprise the casual observer of the news. What does this failed coup mean in the larger geopolitical scheme between NATO on the one hand and Russia, China and India on the other? The longer term implications are all good for gold. Michael will update us on his latest work on gold and Eric will have a couple of his top gold share picks that are also the top picks of your host.

John Rubino, Michael Oliver and David Wolfin return. The major question facing markets is whether the global monetary mess created by Keynesian economists will be resolved by way of a deflationary implosion or a hyperinflationary wipe out of the existing order. No one has remained as objective in his analysis of that question than John Rubino. In light of Brexit, insolvent Italian banks, recent warnings from Alan Greenspan and Michael Oliver’s work suggesting a final blow off in the U.S. T Bond market, Rubino will be asked if he agrees with Greenspan’s inflationary concerns. Oliver will pass on his latest momentum-based verdict for stocks, bonds and precious metals. Wolfin will tell us of his plans for Coral Gold, a new gold royalty company, recently selling at a 31 percent discount from its cash value! Plus it holds at least one valuable royalty from Barrick Gold.

Richard Maybury, Amir Adnani and Michael Oliver return. Ben Franklin said “A penny saved is a penny earned.” But as America and the entire world left the gold standard for the first time in history, it fostered a culture of theft and dishonesty like never before. More than ever people struggle to know right from wrong. How do you know if your investment advisor is honest? How do you know if you are hiring an honest employee or signing a lease with an honest tenant or landlord? Richard will tell of a system he created to help spot dishonest behavior and deal with it to save a penny or two. Another way to deal with dishonesty is by trading dishonest fiat money for honest money (gold & silver) as well as companies that mine honest money. Amir will tell how Brazil Resources is building honest wealth for its shareholders. Michael will update us on his technical readings for gold and other important markets most notable of which is now the T-Bond market.

Dr. Ron Paul and Michael Oliver return for a second straight week. Alan Greenspan recently opined on Bloomberg that it would be good for the world to go back on a gold standard. Not surprisingly, Ron Paul voiced his approval with host Jay Taylor and also suggested that if the world wanted peace, a gold standard would be helpful in achieving that goal. Dr. Paul also opined on the buildup of gold in China and other Asian countries and how that may in fact give them a geopolitical edge over the U.S. and NATO. Oliver whose work suggests gold’s first serious resistance will not be felt until we reach the $1,475 to $1,540 range will explain why he remains bearish on stocks (but not gold stocks) and why an amazing turn in the decades long US T-Bond may be close at hand. Host Jay Taylor will comment on average triple-digit gains for his gold and silver mining stocks so far in 2016.

Former Presidential Candidate Ron Paul, MD., Michael Oliver and Robert Giustra return. The Declaration of Independence defined the author of personal liberty why we the people, not governments, are sovereign entities on earth. So why should we Americans celebrate the 4th of July when the very basis for the Revolution of 1776 has now been dismissed by the vast majority of Americans, especially the elite who rule over us? How has that dismissal resulted in the moral and economic problems that America and the Western world now face as individuals are further removed from representation? Might Brexit be a turning point? Is there a chance that a President Trump could reverse this pathological path? Those questions and more will be asked of Dr. Paul. Michael will share his latest view on the gold, equity and debt markets and Robert will update us on Columbus Gold, which company has a large interest in a major gold mine in French Guyana and an attractive exploration project in Nevada.

Ivan Bebek, John Rubino and Michael Oliver return. Bebek and his gold exploration team have done nothing but make money for investors even during the gold bear market. He and his partner Shawn Wallace are back again with what they believe will be their most successful story yet at Auryn Resources. Gold has entered a new bull market, but how will the British vote to exit or stay in the European Union impact the price of the yellow metal? Also, some of the largest investors in the world like George Soros are losing confidence in the system. Will the demand for delivery of physical metal overcome the downward price manipulation from “investors” satisfied to make believe they own gold when they buy contracts with the right but not the obligation to buy gold? If so the price of gold could rise exponentially against an increasingly worthless petrodollar.