David Hunter believes markets and the economy are headed for a global bust that will slash stock prices by 80% but on the other side of that pain, a massive opportunity in commodities will present itself. David is calling for $20,000 gold, $500 silver, $500 oil, and a supercycle in natural resources that will reward those who are positioned to take advantage.

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Marc Faber has been advocating ownership of gold for a long time now, and he continues to accumulate the precious metal as he believes gold's best days are ahead of us. Marc discusses why he thinks gold miners, oil stocks, and Hong Kong real estate all present compelling opportunities at present, along with providing his thoughts on the global economy, emerging markets, and much more.

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Ian Everard brings his unique perspective as the owner of a precious metals dealership to bear on valuing gold, silver, and platinum. Ian discusses the setup he sees for all three metals and reveals the ultimate precious metal: osmium. What is osmium, why should investors consider owning it and what are the osmium supply-demand dynamics? Ian answers these questions and more in this compelling conversation on precious metals.

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Matthew Piepenburg doesn't believe the U.S. dollar is going to collapse tomorrow, or that gold is making a dramatic return to the international monetary system, but he does believe that the trend of dedollarization is very real and gold's role as money is slowly but surely establishing itself right now. Matthew also explains why silver is the speedboat and gold is the juggernaut and provides his outlook on the broad market, energy, and more.

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Harry Dent believes the dot com crash and the Great Financial Crisis were just a warmup for what is coming in the market, and he thinks that when reality finally hits, the level of wealth destruction will be monstrous. Harry discusses how your average retail investor can find shelter from the storm, how he views the future of gold and silver, the growing move away from the U.S. dollar, and much more.

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Dennis Higgs, President and Director of Austin Gold (NYSE American: AUST) points out that something is likely to break in the financial system, forcing the Fed to cut rates and fueling the price of gold. Dennis also discusses the mismatch in valuations between gold bullion and gold mining stocks, the possibility of gold returning to the monetary system, and provides at overview of Austin Gold and their exploration activities in the Southwestern United States.

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Chris Vermeulen believes that we are facing down a stage 4 market decline up ahead and although caution is warranted at the moment, once the broad market has corrected, commodities will be a fantastic place to find value. Chris pulls up the charts and brings his technical analysis skills to bear on gold, silver, uranium, energy, and much more in this insightful interview.

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Michael Pento thinks commodities will be a great place to be, just not right now. A confluence of factors including untenable government debt, a weak banking sector, and extreme overvaluation in the broad market means that stocks are set for a brutal correction, and Michael believes it's better to play defense for the time being, and then look to gold, silver, uranium and other commodities when there's blood in the streets.

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Trey Wasser, CEO of Dryden Gold (TSX-V: DRY) brings his decades of experience in the gold sector to bear in explaining the current bullish setup he sees for the metal, and why the charts are pointing to higher prices up ahead. Trey also provides an overview of Dryden Gold and their exploration activities in the Dryden District of Northwestern Ontario.

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Andy Schectman explains how the major metals exchanges are being bled dry of both gold and silver, in a significant move towards higher precious metals prices that no one is paying attention to. As the demand for physical gold and silver surges, the integrity of these exchanges is being questioned, raising concerns about the sustainability of the entire precious metals ecosystem. Andy shines a light on the factors contributing to this unprecedented situation and explores its potential ramifications for investors and the broader financial landscape.

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