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SBTV spoke with Dave Kranzler, founder of Investment Research Dynamics, about storms brewing in the U.S. real estate market and precious metals signalling the problems in the global economy.
SBTV spoke with Alasdair Macleod, Head of Research at Goldmoney, about a banking crisis coming to the eurozone and why silver is an excellent play given the shenanigans of a rigged precious metals market.
SBTV spoke with Bob Moriarty, founder of 321 Gold, about the United States' debt ceiling and why he thinks the government will eventually have to write off trillions of debt with a debt jubilee.
SBTV spoke with Steve St Angelo, publisher of the SRSRocco Report, about the world's over-dependence on fuel and how an energy crisis will drive gold and silver prices higher.
SBTV spoke with Joseph Brown of Heresy Financial about the $1 trillion platinum coin, US debt, interest rates, de-dollarization and the importance of gold in a portfolio.
SBTV spoke with Francis Hunt, the founder of The Market Sniper, about what to make of the latest gold and silver price movements. Francis also shares his roadmap for the gold to silver ratio to decline to 30 in the near future.
SBTV spoke with Gregor Gregersen, founder of Silver Bullion, about the de-dollarization trend and why he thinks a gold confiscation event will follow a currency crisis. Gregor also gives an update on The Reserve's construction in Singapore.
SBTV spoke with Keith Weiner, Founder and CEO of Monetary Metals, about common gold opinions that he believes are fallacies, why the dollar is not dying anytime soon, and if it does, why gold is the only asset to replace the dollar.
SBTV spoke with Lawrence Reed, President Emeritus of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), about Franklin Roosevelt's other 'Day of Infamy' - the 1933 expropriation of all gold in America. We also asked Lawrence how likely the US government will enact such a gold confiscation decree again.
SBTV spoke with Charles Nenner, Founder of the Charles Nenner Research Center, about the inverted yield curve's track record at predicting a recession and why Charles Nenner's cycle research indicates a coming recession this year.
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