Mar 27 – After this week's market wrap with Ryan Puplava, Jonathan Krinsky discusses the reasons why stocks likely haven't bottomed yet. Then, Bloomberg's Mike McGlone discusses the deflationary wave hitting the economy and...

Mar 26 – FS Insider speaks with Jacob Shapiro on how the COVID-19 pandemic will impact trade, supply chains, debt, currencies, and various industries, especially biotechnology and energy. Jacob is a geopolitical consultant ...

Mar 25 – Dr. Nada Sanders is back on FS Insider after making the prescient call for a global recession, this time to discuss her new book, The Humachine: Humankind, Machines and the Future of Enterprise. Nada discusses...

Mar 24 – George Friedman of Geopolitical Futures joins FS Insider to discuss his new book The Storm Before the Calm: America's Discord, the Coming Crisis of the 2020s and the Triumph Beyond. George explains the two cycles....

Mar 23 – One month ago the stock market was at record levels and the US economy was boasting the lowest unemployment levels in history. Fast forward to today and economists are now warning of 20-30% unemployment, GDP contracting by 20-30%...

Mar 20 – Volatility remains as the coronavirus continues to rattle markets. On this week's edition of the Financial Sense Newshour, Ryan Puplava shares what's behind that volatility and discusses...

Mar 19 – FS Insider speaks with Martin Armstrong, the renowned forecaster and strategist, about his outlook on the markets, the economy, and the massive impact shutting down businesses is having on the global economy, which he says will lead to...

Mar 18 – Rosemary Gibson is the author of China Rx: Exposing the Risks of America's Dependence on China for Medicine. She speaks to Cris Sheridan about how this reliance on China is an issue of national security...

Mar 17 – Macro Watch's Richard Duncan discusses just how important the credit markets are to the US and global economy and why he believes we'll see widespread defaults and a deep economic recession, if not depression...

Mar 16 – The Federal Reserve and other central banks are throwing everything they can at the markets but investors are still engaged in "fast and furious" panic selling. Jim Puplava and Cris Sheridan explain what has the Fed most worried and what's likely to take place next