Boaz Shoshan and Kit Winder discuss the shifting winds on western foreign policy towards China, which has grown more antagonistic in recent years.

Boaz has always been an insightful thinker on this topic, and needed no preparation as he outlined why he felt the world was right to be taking a tougher stance, and offering some resistance to the growing menace of Chinese intentions.

Investors would be wise to heed Boaz’s warnings, as it paves the way for the great rivalry of the coming decades, and will surely shape the future trajectory of financial markets too.

We also cover the current problems in their property market, and wonder whether it’s as serious a problem as the US housing bubble was back in 2007...

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Whether it’s cryptocurrencies, vaccines, lockdowns, or copper, governments are strangling both freedoms and the free market with their interventions. And the results are plain to see.

Indeed, cryptocurrencies are booming, the copper market is in a bizarre mess, supply chains are creaking or outright snapping, and COVID is back with a vengeance vaccine.

Find out why Nigel Farage believes these are not unrelated trends, in this video.

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Should you buy Bitcoin at its all-time high?

Currently, bitcoin has once again surged past its previous all-time highs when converted into old fashioned “fiat” money (like USD or GBP).

Topping out at $66,930, the best-known crypto is once again surging in price.

As you know, we have we been staunch bulls on bitcoin for a very long time. That includes when it was “crashing” for the thousandth time and the mainstream was saying that “it’ll go to zero” and “it’s all over”.

In the middle of this year, our recommendation on bitcoin was to “buy the dip” – and we have been vindicated.

But the dip is over.

It is likely that there will be more dips in the future.

However, those dips will almost certainly come from higher highs than we are seeing now.

So, do you stop stacking those sats?

Or, do you buy the dips and then buy the all-time highs as well?

If you had only bought at all previous all-time highs, you’d still be in a profitable position.

But, at $66,930 for one whole bitcoin… being a “wholecoiner” may be too much of a stretch for most people now.

So, what to do?

In this episode we look at what’s happening with bitcoin, why it’s happening and ask a fair question, what comes next?

Is this rise because of three key crucial factors, or is there more to it?

Is it just FOMO (fear of missing out) kicking in again, or is there a more sinister backdrop of conditions within the traditional financial system (TradFi) that’s boosting things along?

Can crypto save you from the policies that are going to cost you money?

All this and more in today’s Exponential Investor Podcast.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says bitcoin is 'worthless’.

But should we even be listening?

There’s no denying Jamie Dimon is an expert in big institutional banking and has been successful at the helm of JPMorgan.

But does being an expert in the old banking system automatically make you an expert in the new money world?

Plus, his dislike of Bitcoin – which threatens the very system he’s made all his money in - just feels too convenient.

Like how some big oil executives conveniently think renewables and climate change are a ‘scam’…

Sam Volkering brought Bitcoin at just $12 and his book crypto revolution has been read by more than 40,000 investors.

Listen in to today’s podcast and hear what Sam thinks of Jamie Dimon’s views on Bitcoin.

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Nigel Farage gives his take on the government’s ability to raise interest rates to battle inflation.

The old spectre of higher interest rates is back in the news. Not despite the energy crisis, but because of it.

But, it’s not that simple…

Will the Bank of England really pull the trigger?

How far can the Bank of England raise interest rates?

What’ll happen if the Bank of England does raise interest rates?

What happened to financial repression – the policy of letting inflation run riot to reduce the government’s debt burden?

And, most importantly, will interest rates be able to rise high enough to rein in inflation without causing a debt crisis first?

Find out what Nigel Farage expects, in this video…

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Facebook, are they profits before people, or people before profits?

Or maybe it’s all over for the social media giant now anyway…

Actually, we really should refer to Facebook as the advertising giant, with several social media platforms.

In either case, profits vs people is a fair question in what’s been a tumultuous week for Facebook.

First, the company had a mass global outage.

This riled everyone in the midst of uploading a snazzy dance routine to Instagram and also those providing clinical guesses as to scientific theories on Facebook.

It also meant a few hours of notification silence.

Hear that...?

That’s the sound of no WhatsApp notifications...

The question is what role a company like Facebook has in our world moving forward. Is it too powerful, too pervasive, too influential?

Should the government step in, split it up, control what it can or can’t do?

Or is that overreach just another centralised authority wishing to impose control and influence over society?

Or does society figure it out for themselves? Let the free market decide with their wallets and “feet”... or in this case, avatars.

We’re sure there will be a divergence of opinion on this, so we’d love to hear from you on this topic.

Just comment your answer below to vote on which state you believe:

1) The free market should decide what happens to companies like Facebook.

OR

2) The government should step in and decide what the future should look like.

We dive into all this and more in this week’s episode of the Exponential Investor Podcast. Click play to watch now.

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While the energy crisis rages and spreads around the world, savvy investors are pondering a different problem…

How can we make money from the mess?

In this video, Nick Hubble asks Nigel Farage a simple question. Yet it’s one that has so much baggage...

“Are coal mining stocks the best way to profit from the green energy boom?”

Find out what Nigel thinks in this video.

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Nigel Farage answers questions sent in by Fortune & Freedom readers.

Topics include:

Should retirees still be looking into investment opportunities through Fortune and Freedom, or is it too late?

Why didn’t the US spike all their weaponry so the Taliban couldn’t use it?

Is there a crisis for the NHS, or from the NHS?

If every country has unmanageable debt – who do we own the money to? And will it lead to the government screwing over the average household?

Will the green industries survive without the continuous flood of state subsidies?

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With the UK in what appears to be an endless cycle of crisis, what are we to really make of it all?

Is this latest crisis of fuel a one off, or are more crises, shortages and episodes of panic about to beset the UK as we head into winter?

Should you stockpile, hoard, and batten down the hatches? Or should you just keep calm and carry on?

Of course, these events aren’t just reserved for us here in the UK. There is a widespread problem with global supply chains under pressure with everything from energy to food and technology.

You might be feeling smug if you’ve just bought an EV to stave off any future fuel crisis…but you also might be waiting longer than the fuel shortages last to actually buy a new EV if the global semiconductor shortages are any indication.

So…

What’s the answer to it all? How can you as an investor get ahead of crisis, seize opportunity and play the market to profit from crisis?

Maybe instead of panic buying fuel, you should panic buy stocks. That is something to think about before the inevitable “crisis of [insert new industry here]” hits the mainstream media headlines next.

We dig into all this and more including what is going on in China and how new decentralised, distributed technologies may unlock the answers to solving many of these supply chain issues in today’s Exponential Investor Podcast.

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The deluge of requests to ask Nigel Farage the big question are answered in this podcast:

“Is Brexit to blame for the energy crisis?”

Nick and Nigel shed light on the energy market chaos - petrol running dry, gas price spikes and driver shortages…

And it comes as no surprise that some are benefitting handsomely from this situation. While others are stuck on the road, hunting for petrol.

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