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Jason Hartman talks with Dan Ferris, the editor of Extreme Value and host of the Stansberry Investor Hour Podcast. Dan and Jason speak on subjects ranging from the broad economy to some of the conspiracy theories that might be ignored a little too much. Understanding the government's role in the shifting economy and what the Fed is doing with each dollar can help one understand whether or not we are in a bubble. As well, how long can the stimulus work before it has no effect?

Land, gold, and art OR stocks, bonds, and cash? "You need to learn to preserve wealth outside the financial system," Ferris said. Ferris and Hartman go in-depth discussing diversification and its importance versus playing it safe with multi-dimensional assets. Inflation, don't predict it, prepare for it.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Would our founding fathers have been called "conspiracy theorists with tin foil hats?"

[5:00] The government wins every election.

[6:00] Where is the economy going?

[7:45] The Fed doesn't buy securities because they are saving up for retirement.

[11:15] Why might the stimulus stop working so efficiently?

[15:00] "This is the most insanely overvalued market in all of history." - Ferris

[18:00] Nit-picking on Warren Buffet.

Dan Ferris

[21:00] Let's talk about Bitcoin, Gold, and Silver.

[23:10] "Bitcoin is the hardest currency on Earth." - Ferris

[30:00] Bitcoin, is 11 years long enough for people to start accepting it for commerce?

[32:45] Inflation is coming!

[34:00] Will there be a great reset?

[35:00] Don't predict, prepare.

[36:45] Land, gold, and art OR stocks, bonds, and cash?

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investorhour.com

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Jason Hartman invites you all to put on your tinfoil hats in preparation for this interview with George Gammon exploring some topics often considered economic conspiracy theories. George, a regular visitor on our show, brings you some unsettling details outlining the great reset and the repo market. How are communism and capitalism connected? How far will artificial intelligence infiltrate into our every day lives?

In part two of this discussion, George Gammon talks with Jason Hartman, further illustrating some of the truth behind global conspiracies. George states that more data produced by the free market capitalist economy is needed to understand and accurately control pricing. What are we trading for green energy?

Key Takeaways:

[2:15] Let's put on our tinfoil hats for a moment.

[3:30] What is the repo market?

[9:40] "A trillion a day keeps the economic consequences away." -Jason

[11:40] This great reset has been talked about since 2016 or earlier. Conspiracy theory?

[14:15] EVERYTHING shall feed into the central computers.

[17:45] George goes deep into artificial intelligence.

[21:00] Is communism the next stage of capitalism?

[23:00] Big government is great for the inner circle.

[24:15] Price signals help you allocate resources efficiently.

[25:30] We need all of the data that is produced by the free-market capitalist economy.

[26:10] George explains the benefits of a central bank digital currency.

[28:50] The digital currency that wins the game is the one backed by the government.

[31:00] The possibility of digital currency backed by the government puts an overwhelming amount of control into the government's hands.

[34:30] People generally revolt against their inability to eat, not having freedom stripped away.

[37:40] Is there a chance that we can sustain our current lifestyle if we move to green energy?

[39:45] Is green energy a trade-off or a solution?

[43:45] How can we compare today to how unemployment was measured during the great depression?

[46:00] Own a little gold, maybe some bitcoin, definitely have a 30 year fixed mortgage.

Websites:

georgegammon.com

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Jenna Weinerman, VP of Marketing from updater.com, joins Jason Hartman to share some facts and figures on Americans' move out of big cities. Updater is an app that helps to complete all of the peoples' moving-related tasks. This app has a lot of moving data collected from real estate businesses across the US.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] What is Updater?

She is the VP of Marketing -

Updater helps to complete all of the peoples' moving-related tasks.

[3:00] With Updater, they can survey one-third of the market.

[5:00] Jenna explains the difference between moving and a relocation event in terms of the pandemic.

[6:45] Is there support for the anecdotal evidence that people are moving mid-pandemic?

[9:45] Bidding wars across the country with this unusually long real estate season.

[11:00] Zoom fatigue. But the tech is there to work from home.

[11:45] Three more national moving trends starting with: the distance that someone moved.

[14:45] Why did mobility spike? Why are people moving in this period?

[15:15] Are people leaving the city?

[18:30] Warm southwest climates are receiving more new residents.

[23:00] You can't always take data at face value.

[24:00] Discussing net loss.

[28:30] What cities are making headlines and why? The Covid-19 Effect on NYC

[29:45] San Franciscans liked to stay in California, while NYC residents likely left the state.

[33:25] Jenna continues to break down where people that fled ended up.

[35:15] Where did San Franciscans go? … besides California, Texas!

[40:00] Where are Boston and Vegas residents going?

[43:00] A lot of people are moving to Denver, CO. Where are they coming from?

[47:30] What should our country expect moving forward?

[52:00] If there were ever a time to purchase a home, now is it!

Websites:

updater.com

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Rick Sharga, Executive Vice President of Marketing at RealtyTrac, talks with Jason Hartman about forbearances and foreclosures. Does one lead to the other, and how will this differ from the great recession? How has COVID-19 changed how millennials approach renting vs. buying?

Rick Sharga also distinguishes between foreclosures and opportunities. Rick also gives an excellent insight into every sector of what he thinks is to be expected in the commercial real estate market.

Key Takeaways:

[1:00] Everyone is asking, "is Covid going to cause a housing crash?"

[2:00] Covid has not slowed down the housing market even a little bit.

[3:45] The pandemic accelerated millennials' trend to stop as urban renters and move to a place of homeownership.

[10:30] The 2006 median price home was $650 more expensive than the median price home today, adjusted for interest rates and inflation.

[12:00] Rick distinguishes between foreclosures and opportunities.

[18:00] Will 3 million in forbearance programs end up in foreclosures?

[21:00] What happens when all of these loans come out of forbearance?

[26:45] Discussing California's new law that the institutional buyer cannot buy foreclosures.

[28:45] We already see a higher number of commercial foreclosure properties popping up.

[30:00] Rick breaks down his expectations for each sector of the commercial real estate environment.

[33:30] One of the most significant shortages in housing is in the low price tiers. Here's why.

Websites:

RealtyTrac.com

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Jason Hartman talks with Barry Zigas, Senior Fellow at Consumer Federation of America. Barry shares a brief, descriptive history lesson on how Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac came to be. Barry and Jason discuss the low and middle-income housing crisis and what factors contribute to homeownership rates.

Barry Zigas joins Jason Hartman to discuss student loans compared to home loans. Is this similar to a problem we've seen in the recent past? How does the shortage of affordable new homes drive inflation?

Key Takeaways:

[1:00] Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were both created by acts of congress.

[4:30] Is the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac mission to increase homeownership?

[6:20] Let's talk about global home ownership comparisons.

[11:00] What factors contribute to homeownership rates?

[12:15] There's still discrimination in the mortgage markets.

[14:30] Redlining is a term defined as a percentage of non-white people living in a community.

[16:45] How much of the community reinvestment act is to blame for the great recession?

[21:00] Student loans compared to home loans, is this a perpetual problem?

[24:00] There's a tremendous shortage of affordable new homes to buy, which is part of what's driving inflation.

[27:20] San Francisco, what caused its high prices throughout history, and will that change from COVID-19?

[34:00] COVID-19 has employment implications, which will translate to housing implications.

Websites:

zigasassociates.com

consumerfed.org

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Jason Hartman is joined today by Robert Spencer, author of Rating America's Presidents, An America-First Look at Who Is Best, Who Is Overrated, and Who Was A Disaster. This book is a non-partisan analysis of the US President's performance in office. Jason and Robert discuss sociological changes in the US and harsh rhetoric from either party. Will the US re-elect Trump, if so, will he be the last Republican President?

Key Takeaways:

[1:40] This is not a republican or democratic book; this book is America First!

[3:00] Are the left "for the people" or for big government?

[8:00] "With the truth about history, we can reclaim the public discourse." -Spencer

[14:20] If Trump wins reelection, where will the US be in 4 years?

[16:25] Will Trump be the last Republican President?

[20:00] Rating US Presidents, example: Woodrow Wilson.

[23:00] One of the recipes for being a good US President is…?

Websites:

jihadwatch.org

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Clear some confusion about tax strategy, and gain some added tricks of the trade by listening to this interview. Jason Hartman talks with Amanda Han and Matthew MacFarland, authors of Advanced Tax Strategies for Savvy Investors. Tax laws can change every year, so it's crucial to take advantage of them as soon as you can. Learn what most investors forget to do for some of the best write-offs.

Key Takeaways:

[2:30] Excited to have advanced tax strategy with a focus on RE

[3:00] Will we lose the 1031-Exchange with Biden in office?

[8:10] Many RE investment property owners overpay on taxes because they do not view themselves as a business when it comes to their taxes.

[13:40] How do I take more deprecation sooner than later, with a cost segregation study?

[20:20] How do you prepare to take unlimited deductions, regardless of income - by qualifying as a real estate professional?

Websites:

PandemicInvesting.com

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Jason Hartman interviews Lynette Zang, Chief Market Analyst at ITM Trading, about everything monetary policy. Opening with one of Lynette's favorite charts shared from the FRED, Federal Reserve Education Department, Lynette, and Jason guide us through a discussion to clear up nominal confusion. Zang shares recent developments with FedNow and how this will affect the individual.

Jason asks Lynette what she recommends we should do to protect ourselves? Lynette expresses her confidence in gold and why this is one of the three central pillars of dynastic wealth. As well, Jason and Lynette discuss inflation, the how and why of its existence, and how it's controlled.

Key Takeaways:

[2:30] Looking at one of Lynette's favorite charts from the FRED, Federal Reserve Education Department.

[3:45] Fiat literal translation: government decree.

[6:00] Nominal confusion; 'they' knew that people do not understand inflation and that they marry the legal money of the state because inflation causes nominal confusion.

[9:00] What is a total financial reset?

[11:10] The FedNow is about you, the individual, having an account directly linked to the Federal Reserve.

[13:45] The basis of wealth is capital formation. You've got to save in order to invest.

[19:00] What is Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance?

[27:00] Whenever you hear the term nominal, you must understand that the truth is being hidden.

[28:30] What should we be doing to protect ourselves?

[29:10] Dynastic wealth is real estate, rare metals, and gold money.

[31:40] Gold acts as wealth storage, holding its value over time.

[33:55] Inflation is an invisible way for the government to tax you more.

[35:40] Real estate inside of a reset faces two issues.

[37:30] There is almost no such thing as a free and clear property?

[43:30] How do negative interest rates work/exist?

[51:40] What does it mean when the LIBOR goes away?

Websites:

ITMTrading.com

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Sean O'Toole joins Jason Hartman today to discuss the next foreclosure crisis? Will it happen, or where will it happen? Sean O'Toole shares his thoughts on the re-ruralization of America. They also discuss Property Radar and the data they've uncovered. Where does inflation go? Are we, the U.S.A., more susceptible to the boom or bust outcome because we are the reserve currency of the world? What is iBuyer, and is it any good?

Key Takeaways:

[4:30] We're not expecting a foreclosure crisis as we saw in the recession.

[7:30] "I don't think we'll get back to that price drop. Price drops require a motivated seller."

[10:10] Is this the re-ruralization of America?

[13:30] Is this a black swan or a white swan event? (2016)

[18:00] The inflation always goes to asset price inflation versus consumer inflation.

[20:00] Does the U.S. being the reserve currency of the world make us more "boom and bust?"

[21:00] Is modern monetary theory, MMT, a fantasy?

[26:45] What is Property Radar researching?

[31:00] What is iBuyer?

Websites:

PropertyRadar.com

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Todd Teta entertains the question, "how do we go from what we would've expected, to what might happen due to the impact of COVID-19?" Teta, a Chief Product and Technology Officer for ATTOM Data, talks with Jason Hartman about several ranging metrics with real estate and explains the importance of these numbers. Will this contribute to a rise in foreclosures?

Key Takeaways:

[2:45] What's the price of the home vs. what's the cost of the home? We're talking about the price-tag vs. the mortgage.

[6:30] Where does ATTOM get their data?

[8:20] What was the level of risk in March 2020 going into each market?

[9:20] "406/3,007 counties comprise north of 990% of all US real estate transactions."

[14:40] Foreclosures so far have been a non-issue, but we do expect this to tick up.

[21:20] We are now looking back at the Great Recession, as not to repeat it.

[24:20] Anecdotal evidence of people searching for suburban homes is popping up—searches like walking trails, parks, neighborhood restaurants, etc.

[30:30] If foreclosures double, what will happen with home prices?

[35:30] Is purchase activity well below average due to supply or demand?

Websites:

ATTOMdata.com

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