Sermons From the Free Market

The One Road Podcast, broadcasting financial streams of consciousness

One Road Podcast uses relevant excerpts from Peter Pham’s excellent Big Trade podcast series and combines the excerpts into a nuanced take on our investment newsletter content.

In this short excerpt from David Morgan’s talk with Peter, some questions revolving around platinum and palladium are brought up.

What we found most compelling in this interview was how David ended it, with a philosophical talk on how to prepare for the future and the inevitable collapse that will occur. No one is protected from financial markets, so learning what to invest in (silver and gold) is paramount to you and your family’s survival. Determining what financial freedom is for you is the question that hangs over all of our heads.

John Perkins joined Peter Pham’s excellent Big Trade series for a frank discussion on just how messed up today’s economy is.

The then recent reveal of the Panama Papers acts as fuel for Peter and John to volley back-and-forth between the different viewpoints surrounding the current economic systems in place.

John speaks about his book, Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, and about some of his alleged first hand knowledge about working for a cabal of special interest groups, including the US Government.

The One Road Podcast, broadcasting financial streams of consciousness

Marc gets right down to brass tax and addresses the controversy surrounding his recent comments in the media. A tremendous amount of time is spent tracing the rise and fall of empires and what those great societies added to our modern day world.

A cordial conversation continues with Marc delving into sound investment advice and speaks to the hypocrisy of (mostly) American pandering. In Marc’s view every government, the world over, is equally corrupt.

Marc ends with the thought that once you are a prisoner of the system it is very difficult to get out. Prisoners are good for governments as they help boost GDP. GDP, therefore, is not what one should use to measure how well a society is doing. A better indicator is the quality of living amongst the population.

Robert Kiyosaki joins the One Road Podcast for a frank discussion about real estate and how duped most of the general populace is when it comes to education and economics.

What constitutes as a real teacher is heavily discussed, as is Robert’s time and lessons learned from serving in the Vietnam War.

The irascible Doug Casey Joins Peter for a romp through an Anti-Establishment quagmire.

Peter and Doug talk about how to be a modern day renaissance man, and how in doing so, helps your odds at speculating. Being an anarchist since 1971, it's not long before the subject switches to how awful all governments are as well as how institutional education will literally waste 4 years of your life.

Simon Black joins Peter Pham to discuss a wide range of topics, including how the world is moving away from the USD, how to deal with China's rising power, how to invest off the mainstream grid and just how much our current financial system is broken (answer: very)

Simon is the founder of Sovereign Man, an intrepid traveler, investor and entrepreneur.

Rick Rule joins Peter Pham on his renowned Big Trade series. This excerpt made exclusively for One Road Publishing has Rick discussing Gold vs the USD and how all fiat currencies are in a race to the bottom.

He then goes into all things China, both in a historical sense and what the future outlook is for the country, especially in financial markets.

Commodity trading, in the context of Japan is touched upon before finishing on how everyone needs to pay attention to big governments, oligarchs and the elite.

There is a glimmer of hope, as Rick points out there are always opportunities for smaller guys to compete and do well, whether it is a fund like Sprott or an individual trader.

This production is an excerpt from The Big Trade’s The Republic with Ron Paul. Ron shares his long experience in dealing with central bankers alongside some insightful tidbits of past discussions with Ben Bernanke, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve.

Discussing some of the issues involved with the modern banking system and factors relating to policy makers in relation to the moral hazard of the Asian Capital Development model.

A concerned discussion occurs with thoughts on Empire as well as on how financial markets will fare in the years to come.

In Asia, central banks tend to be little more than a branch of the government, adhering to the party line and enforcing technocrat edicts from up on high.

Jim Rogers is an author, financial mainstay and legendary investor.

Peter Pham has an enlightening conversation about happiness, finding and following your path and farming. Roger gets animated about how little we matter and why all things get lost to history.

This production is an excerpt from The Big Trade’s The Republic with Ron Paul. Ron shares his long experience in dealing with central bankers alongside some insightful tidbits of past discussions with Ben Bernanke, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve.

Discussing some of the issues involved with the modern banking system and factors relating to policy makers in relation to the moral hazard of the Asian Capital Development model (http://www.oneroadresearch.com/the-secret-asian-blueprint/)

A concerned discussion occurs with thoughts on Empire as well as on how financial markets will fare in the years to come.

In Asia, central banks tend to be little more than a branch of the government, adhering to the party line and enforcing technocrat edicts from up on high.

To listen to the full podcast: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/thebigtrade/episodes/2016-11-21T23_21_02-08_00

To learn more about investing in Asia, check out our research and publishing site: http://www.oneroadresearch.com/

To see the full Big Trade Series: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/thebigtrade