McAlvany Weekly Commentary

The AI buildout needs trillions of dollars, and borrowing costs are climbing. This week, David McAlvany looks at whether AI revenues can keep up with the debt, why the speed of rising rates matters, and the case for holding cash and gold while waiting for

The AI boom is making enormous promises. But can the power supply, infrastructure, and revenues keep up with the debt being used to finance it? This week, David McAlvany examines the risks behind a projected $10 trillion AI buildout, from construction del

New research suggests China may hold far more gold than its official figures show, while its U.S. Treasury holdings continue to fall. This week, we discuss rising fuel costs and bond yields, the Feds latest rate hike, and why stock investors seem largely

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Financial Conditions Have Not Been This Loose In 5 Years Mag 7 Now Being Called The “Lag 7” Dutch Government Wants Its Gold Repatriated From U.S. To London Financial conditions are the loosest they have been in five years, risk markets remain

Jack Gamble of @NobodySpecialFinance joins David McAlvany to follow the money behind the AI boom. Jack examines the circular financing connecting Nvidia, CoreWeave, OpenAI, Microsoft, and others, along with massive data center spending, GPU depreciation,

This week we look at Scott Bessent’s efforts to keep foreign buyers like Japan invested in U.S. Treasuries, the growing likelihood of financial repression, and why investors like Stanley Druckenmiller are pushing back on the direction of fiscal and

James Rickards joins David McAlvany to discuss the growing fault lines beneath global markets, including the yen carry trade, pressure in the Treasury market, geopolitical risk, and why he believes gold’s bull market is far from over. They also explore Ri

This weeks show is built entirely around questions from our audience. David McAlvany discusses Fort Knox, the possibility of a deliberate dollar devaluation, and how Washington may ultimately deal with the national debt. He also examines why gold has con

If the Federal Reserve cannot bring inflation back to 2%, could it simply change how inflation is defined? This week, David McAlvany explains why a new inflation framework might improve the official numbers without changing the prices people actually pay.