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By Kerry Lutz
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In this episode of the Financial Survival Network, host Kerry Lutz sits down with legendary resource investor Rick Rule to discuss wealth, purpose, and living a fulfilled life beyond the markets. Reflecting on his career, Rick explains why he hasn't felt like he has "worked" since his 30s—shifting his focus from chasing profit to creating genuine value for others. He shares how surviving an early-career financial bust taught him that market cycles are inevitable and that embracing failure is essential for long-term speculative success. He also details his plan to leave 99% of his estate to philanthropy. The conversation also explores human capital, personal drive, and navigating modern shifts like artificial intelligence. Kerry shares his experience finding renewed purpose by challenging municipal system flaws, while Rick highlights his ongoing work with Battle Bank to offer better solutions for precious metal investors. Together, they offer practical insights on saying "no" to non-essential tasks, building strong communities, and staying adaptable in a rapidly changing world. Find Rick here: https://www.ruleinvestmentmedia.com Find Kerry here: https://khlfsn.substack.com and here: https://inflation.cafe All Kerry's books are available here: Amazon Bookstore

In this episode of Financial Survival Network, host Kerry Lutz is joined by financial analyst John Rubino to discuss the unfolding global monetary crisis and its cascading economic effects. The pair dive into Japan's mounting government debt and the recent U.S. intervention in the yen, examining how international currency manipulation threatens American interest rates. They also unpack the growing political issue of domestic "affordability," explaining why current government spending and currency devaluation make the cost of living unsustainable for younger generations while traditional economic "fixes" remain out of reach. The conversation shifts to foreign policy, modern warfare dynamics, and strategic wealth preservation in an inflationary environment. Rubino highlights how low-cost drone technology is disrupting traditional defense models in current global conflicts and weighs in on how these geopolitical pressures could impact upcoming U.S. elections. Finally, they explore actionable steps for investors—emphasizing the importance of minimizing debt, building self-sufficiency, and seizing overlooked opportunities in gold, silver, and copper mining stocks as a shield against global fiat currency decline. Find John here: https://Rubino.substack.com Find Kerry here: https://khlfsn.substack.com and here: https://inflation.cafe All Kerry's books are available here: Amazon Bookstore

In this exclusive interview, cycle analyst Martin Armstrong outlines key economic and geopolitical projections extending through 2032. Armstrong analyzes the mounting stress on European economies, why Japan's debt crisis threatens global financial contagion, and how international capital flight will continue to fuel historic highs in the US stock market despite media predictions of an impending crash. He also details the four critical geopolitical conflict zones currently expanding worldwide and why sovereign debt interest expenses are pushing governments toward a breaking point. Key Topics Covered Cycle Targets: Socrates model pressure points projected for August 2026, leading into broader structural shifts between 2027 and 2032. Geopolitical Escalation & The "Four Fronts": Why Western defense systems face simultaneous pressure across the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Taiwan/Southeast Asia, and the Korean Peninsula. Sovereign Debt Contagion: Why a potential Japanese default poses a systemic threat similar to the 1931 financial crisis, triggering global capital shifts. The Stock Market & Capital Flight: Why international capital fleeing European and Asian instability continues to support US equity markets over cash or sovereign paper. European Fragmentation: The structural design flaws of the Euro system, lack of debt consolidation, and projections for severe EU strain through 2029. Find Martin here: https://www.armstrongeconomics.com Find Kerry here: https://khlfsn.substack.com and here: https://inflation.cafe All Kerry's books are available here: Amazon Bookstore

Kerry Lutz sits down with market cycle analyst Charles Nenner to examine the financial and geopolitical cycles that could reshape markets in the year ahead. Nenner forecasts a major move in gold, targeting $6,500 into next year, while warning of an impending stock market crash reminiscent of the late 1920s. A 50% decline in homebuilder stocks could be an early warning sign for the housing market, while oil could rebound toward $101 and higher and enthusiasm for Bitcoin may be coming to an end. With the traditional buy-and-hold strategy facing serious challenges, investors may need to focus more heavily on hedging and protecting their portfolios. The discussion also explores the growing appeal of storing physical gold safely in Switzerland as investors look for ways to preserve wealth amid increasing market uncertainty. The risks extend well beyond the markets. Nenner sees global conflict and "war cycles" escalating toward a major peak between 2030 and 2032. He views the Russia-Ukraine and Middle East conflicts as prolonged stalemates, while mounting Western military costs contribute to rising U.S. national debt and bond yields, making Federal Reserve rate cuts more difficult. Add in domestic security concerns and accelerating commodity inflation, and the road ahead looks increasingly volatile. Find Charles here: https://CharlesNenner.com Find Kerry here: https://khlfsn.substack.com and here: https://inflation.cafe All Kerry's books are available here: Amazon Bookstore

In this episode of the Financial Survival Network, host Kerry Lutz is joined by Craig Hemke of TFMetalsReport.com to dive into recent counterintuitive shifts across the precious metals and commodities markets. Together, they analyze gold's resilience following massive multi-year gains, silver's baseline stabilization, and copper's surge to record highs driven by data centers and global electrification. The discussion breaks down major macroeconomic triggers, including Federal Reserve policy under Warsh, shifting interest rate dynamics, and coordinated market interventions such as joint Treasury-BOJ support for the Japanese yen and strategic oil reserve sales. Beyond technical market analysis, Kerry and Craig examine the broader geopolitical landscape, evaluating the long-term economic fallout of the conflict with Iran and the growing shift from free markets to state-level interventions. Kerry also shares updates on his legal battle against municipal parking scams, previews his latest books (America's Great Parking Scam and The All-New Speeder's Guide to Avoiding Tickets), and discusses the importance of independent financial media in connecting the dots during uncertain economic times. Find Craig here: https://TFMetalsReport.com Find Kerry here: https://khlfsn.substack.com and here: https://inflation.cafe All Kerry's books are available here: Amazon Bookstore
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