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"I don't want to live in a world of strip malls. We have to find a solution for having diversified businesses in our economy aligned with human self-interest. And human self-interest is owning your own small businesses and investing in them because there's a monetary component that makes sense," - Codie Sanchez

Do you want to go to a Starbucks every day? Or shop at a big box store ALL the time?

In this age of bigger is better and convenience is king, we've lost the ability to build better communities through investing locally.

In the coming years, the largest generation, the baby boomers, will be leaving their small, mom-and-pop businesses behind to move into retirement, creating the greatest wealth transfer since the industrial revolution.

So how can investors navigate this opportunity in a way that pays great dividends?

Codie Sanchez is the Founder and CEO of Contrarian Thinking, with over 1.5+ million subscribers and the Co-Founder of Unconventional Acquisitions focused on small business acquisitions. Her 15-year background in Finance includes leadership positions at Goldman Sachs, State Street, and Vanguard. She was listed as a Top 25 Most Innovative Leader in Cannabis and a Top Female Investor by Forbes.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Codie joins me to discuss her journey from Finance to investing in neighborhood-level mom-and-pop businesses and why she started Contrarian Thinking.

We discuss how to become an owner of a business you are currently working in and why local matters now more than ever.

Listen in for Codie's insight into what to consider when considering M&A in your neighborhood and the questions to ask to determine which business investments are right for you. Plus, how you can become a contrarian thinker today and start earning passive income to achieve financial freedom with the guidance of Codie Sanchez.

Key Takeaways

Codie shares her background in Finance

Why business terms are her love language

How her love of words plays into who she is

Why taking things local matters now more than ever

Why she pushes entrepreneurship for people to become owners rather than renters

The idea behind Contrarian Thinking and why being a contrarian is vital in this era

The methods Codie and her team employ to help people figure out their next financial move

Why you should be negotiating more than your next raise or more vacation time during your next employee review

Why she sees money as the freedom to be the architect of your life

Her advice for people looking to buy their first business

How to determine which business is right for you to invest in

The questions she asks when she is trying to determine if a deal is for her

Why she doesn't think there will be a recession

The deals that Corie is excited about right now

Codie Sanchez

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Contrarian Cashflow

Unconventional Acquisitions

Contrarian Thinking

G-File Archives - The Dispatch

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"We're in the platinum age of healthcare," - Dr. David Eifrig

In the age of technology, healthcare is moving at the speed of light, with new research leading to the development of cures for everything from hair loss to new cancer therapies.

In the coming years, your genetic code will be the key to unlocking your life potential to be over one hundred.

With all of these advancements, there are emerging opportunities for investors in the healthcare market.

Dr. David Eifrig started his career trading derivatives at Goldman Sachs for over a decade. In 1995, he decided to switch careers and left Wall Street to become a medical doctor becoming a board-eligible eye surgeon before landing at Stansberry Research, where he launched his Retirement Trader, Retirement Millionaire, and Prosperity Investor newsletters. He is also the author of five books, including The Living Cure: The Promise of Cancer Immunotherapy. He owns and produces his own wine at Eifrig Cellars LLC in northern Sonoma County, California.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Dr. Eifrig joins me to discuss the platinum age of healthcare and the science of rapidly developing new therapies for everything from Alzheimer's to new genetic therapies for cancers.

We discuss his predictions for where he sees healthcare going in the coming years and why your genetic code is the key to unlocking your potential to live to be one hundred or more.

Listen in to learn insider secrets on what you should pay attention to as an individual and an investor to take advantage of this new era's rapid pace of discovery. Plus, he shares 2 of his healthcare picks for investors now and the biggest opportunity he's seen in any market.

Key Takeaways

Dr. Eifrig shares his journey from Wall Street to medicine, to combining health information with financial information through his newsletters

Dr. Eifrig shares the most innovative things in the healthcare field right now

How genetic profiles are helping doctors to create cures at a rapid-fire rate

Where Big Pharma is focusing its attention right now

Why genetic editing is the key to changing the average healthy lifespan of individuals

How to use your genetic profile to stay up to date on the latest cures as they happen

Dr. Eifrig shares how he and his team evaluate a healthcare company in order to determine its investment potential 

How macroeconomic turmoil affects the healthcare industries

How The Living Cure works by using your own cells to cure diseases

Dr. Eifrig shares how he got into the wine business

Dr. Eifrig on the Biggest Opportunity He Has Ever Seen in Any Market

Dr. Eifrig on LinkedIn

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Stansberry Research

Retirement Trader

Retirement Millionaire

Prosperity Investor

The Living Cure

Eifrig Cellars LLC

Illumina

Editas Medicine

Bill Bonner— The Crisis That Could Bring Down the American Empire

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"For us to be the only institution operating purely from an investment perspective, in a $2 trillion asset class that almost nobody else in that market operates in with a purely investment perspective…that gives us quite a bit of an ability to generate alpha for our investors,"- Allen Sukholitsky

What asset classes do better than others when inflation is high?

Typically, assets like oil and gold hold their own when the economy is in flux. But there are other opportunities for investors.

Masterworks is a platform with a mission to fractionalize art, making it an accessible investment opportunity.

Allen Sukholitsky is the Chief Investment Officer at Masterworks, the leading art investment platform for self-directed investors. Before Masterworks, Allen was a Senior Market Strategist at Goldman Sachs, focused on investment strategy, portfolio construction, and investment implementation. He has almost two decades of global economic and investment experience and has been a keynote speaker at investment conferences across the country.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Allen joins me to discuss his view of the factors influencing the current inflation and the need for stable investments at a time like this.

Allen shares how the ROI in art stands up to other investments and why art might be more attractive for investors than other tangible assets such as oil and gold based on its performance over a three-year period.

Listen in to understand the attractiveness of art as a real asset and how you can purchase shares in great masterpieces from postwar and contemporary artists like Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, and more by becoming an exclusive member of Masterworks today.

Key Takeaways

Allen shares the two elements that have brought us to the level of inflation we are at today

The bigger problem than inflation for the FEDS

How trickle-down quantitative easing bleeds into the economy

What would happen if the FEDS continued to raise rates even when inflation begins to resolve itself

What asset classes do better than others when inflation is high

Why art might be more attractive for investors than other tangible assets such as oil and gold

The enormous opportunity that led Allen to into the art as an investment market

Making art an accessible investment opportunity

How Masterworks is fractionalizing art so investors can own shares of a multimillion-dollar work of art

Allen shares the average return on an investment when it is sold through Masterworks

How Masterworks sources the market data for the paintings they invest in

Why Masterworks focuses their efforts on postwar and contemporary art worth between $500k-$30 million

Why 4% is the average risk tolerance for an investor's allocation into art

How to use the Sharpe Ratio to maximize returns and reduce volatility

Allen shares Masterworks' three-year milestone garnered by outperforming 15 major asset classes

Allen on LinkedIn

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Masterworks

Sharpe Ratio

Your Piece of Art History

Investing in Fine Art w/ Scott Lynn - EP 23 The Wiggin Sessions

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"We're still being challenged by the 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic, and we have the Russia and Ukrainian war. What's going to be next nuclear war? Some pretty shocking things are happening that will keep us all busy,"-Mark Skousen What do the current supply chain issues have to do with the current inflation rates?

And are the supply chain issues currently resolving themselves?

Mark Skousen (Ph.D., economics, George Washington University) was recently named one of the top 20 living economists in the world (www.superscholar.org ). In 2014, he was appointed a Presidential Fellow at Chapman University in California. Since 1980, he has been editor-in-chief of Forecasts & Strategies, a popular award-winning investment newsletter. He's also the author of several books, including the highly referenced, The Making of Modern Economics - 4th Edition. He is the producer of Freedom Fest, "the world's largest gathering of free minds," which meets every July.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Mark joins me to discuss the impact of supply chain issues on the current economy and how the free market is finding solutions to supply chain shortages.

Mark shares the type of inflation he believes is on its way down, his prediction of FED panic and what will happen to the economy in 2023, and the stories that led him to update his book, The Making of Modern Economics.

Listen in as Mark shares how his work with Hudson Link teaching colleges courses at Sing Sing Correctional Facility is changing lives and why we need groups like Freedom Fest to stay in existence now more than ever.

Key Takeaways

How the difference between measuring the Gross Output (GO) and the GDP effects the measurement of the economy

What the supply chain issues have to do with the current inflation rates

How the market is moving to solve the supply change problems

Mark shares which type of inflation he feels will soon be on his way down

Mark shares his personal prediction of FED panic and what will happen to the economy in 2023

The only tool the FED has to ease the recession

Why Mark feels Ben Bernanke should have been fired rather than given the Nobel Peace Prize

How Mark developed the theories that led him to write The Making of Modern Economics

Mark shares how his work with Hudson Link teaching colleges courses at Sing Sing Correctional Facility helped reduce the recidivism rate

Mark shares the background behind Freedom Fest

How much of the idea for Freedom Fest is based on the Mont Pelerin Society

Why groups like Freedom Fest need to stay in existence to keep socialism from dominating our society

Mark Skousen

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Forecasts & Strategies

Skousen Books

A Viennese Waltz Down Wall Street

The Making of Modern Economics - 4th Edition

Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison

Zero Percent (2011) - IMDb

The Mont Pelerin Society

Freedom Fest

"The way I see this is we've got one real shot at saving the soul of humanity, and that is fixing the money to fix the world,"—Robert Breedlove

Is Bitcoin zero?

Or is Bitcoin the next global reserve asset?

To my guest today, Bitcoin is fundamentally a humanitarian movement, exposing the greatest con in human history, which is central banking, which is one of our favorite themes.

Robert Breedlove is a freedom maximalist, ex-hedge fund manager, and philosopher in the Bitcoin space. By learning about the connection between honest money, entrepreneurship, and civilization, we are renewing hope for the future of humanity. To this end, Robert's mission is to restore freedom, truth, and virtue in our world by tenaciously asking the question: "What is Money?"

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Robert joins me to share why he started joining with guests on his podcast, "What is Money?" to blaze new trails and break new ground in the discussion of money. 

Listen in as Robert discusses how Bitcoin preserves the relationship between owner and assets, empowering options humans have never before had for more prosperity.

Key Takeaways

Why Bitcoin is the solution to centralized banking

Rob shares his definition of 'What is Money'

How launching the podcast with Michael Sailor as the first guest was the key to its success

Why Rob thinks the 'spectator sport' of podcasting in the digital age is helping us rediscover the importance of thinking out loud

Why Rob believes we must abolish taxation for the world to work in a sustainable way

How taxpayer money is being channeled into funding 'wokeism" via technology

Why the middle class is 'the meat of the economic host that the state parasitizes'

How the government steals from taxpayers via inflation

Robert shares why there are so many theories and misconceptions about Bitcoin

Why Bitcoin is different from other crypto assets and gold

Why the physicality of gold leads to the manipulation of the price by the paper markets

Why a central bank created cryptocurrency could lead to a social credit scoring system here in the US

 The "What is Money?" Show

Robert on LinkedIn

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The Number Zero and Bitcoin: Robert Breedlove

“The Future of Money is Decentralized” w/ Saifedean Ammous - EP 47 The Wiggin Sessions

Why "The Long Emergency" Persists w/ James Howard Kunstler - EP 62 The Wiggin Sessions

Seven Brief Lessons on Physics by Carlo Rovelli

The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking by  Saifedean Ammous

Human Action: A Treatise on Economics by Ludwig Von Mises

"We're still being challenged by the 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic, and we have the Russia and Ukrainian war. What's going to be next nuclear war? Some pretty shocking things are happening that will keep us all busy,"-Mark Skousen

What do the current supply chain issues have to do with the current inflation rates?

And are the supply chain issues currently resolving themselves?

Mark Skousen (Ph.D., economics, George Washington University) was recently named one of the top 20 living economists in the world (www.superscholar.org ). In 2014, he was appointed a Presidential Fellow at Chapman University in California. Since 1980, he has been editor-in-chief of Forecasts & Strategies, a popular award-winning investment newsletter. He's also the author of several books, including the highly referenced, The Making of Modern Economics - 4th Edition. He is the producer of Freedom Fest, "the world's largest gathering of free minds," which meets every July.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Mark joins me to discuss the impact of supply chain issues on the current economy and how the free market is finding solutions to supply chain shortages.

Mark shares the type of inflation he believes is on its way down, his prediction of FED panic and what will happen to the economy in 2023, and the stories that led him to update his book, The Making of Modern Economics.

Listen in as Mark shares how his work with Hudson Link teaching colleges courses at Sing Sing Correctional Facility is changing lives and why we need groups like Freedom Fest to stay in existence now more than ever.

Key Takeaways

How the difference between measuring the Gross Output (GO) and the GDP effects the measurement of the economy

What the supply chain issues have to do with the current inflation rates

How the market is moving to solve the supply change problems

Mark shares which type of inflation he feels will soon be on his way down

Mark shares his personal prediction of FED panic and what will happen to the economy in 2023

The only tool the FED has to ease the recession

Why Mark feels Ben Bernanke should have been fired rather than given the Nobel Peace Prize

How Mark developed the theories that led him to write The Making of Modern Economics

Mark shares how his work with Hudson Link teaching colleges courses at Sing Sing Correctional Facility helped reduce the recidivism rate

Mark shares the background behind Freedom Fest

How much of the idea for Freedom Fest is based on the Mont Pelerin Society

Why groups like Freedom Fest need to stay in existence to keep socialism from dominating our society

Mark Skousen

Consilience Financial

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Forecasts & Strategies

Skousen Books

A Viennese Waltz Down Wall Street

The Making of Modern Economics - 4th Edition

Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison

Zero Percent (2011) - IMDb

The Mont Pelerin Society

Freedom Fest

"When you're a physician, you want to … help people. The reason I transitioned is because I realized early on with my technology background that I would be able to leverage my ability to influence people far more positively for health by using the Internet as a tool," - Dr. Joseph Mercola

When the COVID-19 pandemic was in full swing, the popular narrative was that the only hope of ever returning to 'normal' was to close businesses, schools, and churches to protect the masses from asymptomatic superspreaders until we could create a vaccine, or we could develop a cure.

But there were outliers offering other solutions to a desperate world. Eventually, those individuals were quieted through whatever means necessary and would find their names on 'the 'Disinformation Dozen.'

My guest today was #1 on that list, with CNN and The New York Times joining forces to label him as a superspreader of COVID misinformation. But the reality was he was the most significant voice that was a threat to their narrative.

Dr. Joseph Mercola is an osteopathic physician with a passion for technology. For over 20 years, he's been ahead of the curve, paving the way for revolutionary changes in the natural health field. Dedicated to helping people improve their lives and health, he's written over 30 scientific studies and reports in medical journals and publications and manages one of the most subscribed to natural health sites worldwide. But he's also a bit of a rebel, often discrediting the conventional medical model thrown at us through his writing, including in his best-selling book, The Truth About COVID-19: Exposing The Great Reset, Lockdowns, Vaccine Passports, and the New Normal (2021).

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Dr. Mercola joins me to discuss how the trust and credibility he gained over a 25-year career was threatened once he started exposing holes in the COVID narrative and challenging the efficiency (and SAFETY) of the COVID vaccines.

We discuss how the US Government spent over $100 billion taxpayer-funded dollars to spread propaganda while offering immunity from liability to vaccine companies hell-bent on profitability with little or no regard for safety or human life.

Listen in to learn what you can do to get the truth to protect yourself and your family in a system designed to create polarization and division.

Key Takeaways

Dr. Mercola shares the story of his stalking by CNN and The New York Times to deplatform and discredit him

The admission by Dr. Francis Boyle, who drafted the Biological Weapons Act COVID-19, was a previously known BIO Weapon

How the spike proteins used in the RMNA COVID vaccines damage your body and makes you more likely to get sick

How officials manipulated the data to create mass hysteria by increasing the COVID death rate numbers and reversing the numbers of deaths from vaccine side effects

The most significant difference between other pandemics, like the Spanish Flu of 1918, and the COVID-19 pandemic

How social media and major search engines are used to manipulate and propagandize the population

The 3 biggest tools our government uses to spread mass misinformation

How major industries like the CDC and the EPA are manipulated to control the narrative

How social isolation contributes to mass formation and makes people more susceptible to brainwashing

How spending an hour a day in the sun can help increase your testosterone, melatonin, nitric oxide, and serotonin levels

How the manipulation of big food and big pharma led to 14 out of 15 people being metabolically inflexible, leading to an increased risk of diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.

How the Flexner report led to the replacement of natural remedies for the more profitable pharmaceuticals

The quest for profits that led to immunity for vaccine companies and more death and harm for patients

How the US Government used over $100 billion taxpayer-funded dollars to spread propaganda to the American people

Mercola.com

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The Truth About COVID-19: Exposing The Great Reset, Lockdowns, Vaccine Passports, and the New Normal

Dr. Mercola's Censored Library (Substack)

James Howard Kunstler—Adapting to the Current Crisis Long-Term

The Psychology of Totalitarianism by Mattias Desmet

The Flexner Report

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"Oil is the primary resource of our abundant industrial, turbo techno economy, and without reliable, predictable, affordable supplies of it, we're going to be in a lot of trouble. And that's exactly where we are now." - James Kunstler

Some mitigators want to find workarounds for the problems we are facing in the economy, the energy crisis, and the climate.

But there are also the early adaptors who believe the only way through these crises is 'to adapt to them by changing our behavior and the way we do things.'

To survive in the future, we must learn to live differently.

So, how can we face this course correction head-on?

James Howard Kunstler is a prolific author, public speaker, blogger, podcaster, and painter. He's the author of Living in the Long Emergency, about the "converging catastrophes of the 21st century." You can hear more of his ideas and insights on his Clusterfuck Nation blog, which has fresh content on Mondays and Fridays, and his monthly podcast, the KunstlerCast.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions James Kunstler joins me to discuss how the increase in population and a broken energy business model led to ​​the current deindustrialization of Western Civilization.

We discuss the real reason for the auto industry's demise, the weightiest issues in the upcoming midterms, and why we're all living with a persistent anxious hum, that's getting harder to ignore.

Listen in to understand why the most significant challenge we face is determining how we will adapt so we can continue to inhabit our planet.

Key Takeaways

James walks us through the planet's warming through the different periods of the last 2000 years.

How Germany's decision to go green has tanked their economy and turned them medieval

How Techno-narcissism fails to understand history or the consequences of its actions

The capital-intensive reason we must stop doing agribusiness on the current industrial scale

The real reason the future of the automobile is in danger of demise

Why identifying how we are going to inhabit the landscape is the critical question we need to answer NOW

Why early adaptors are the ones who recognize times of change and discover ways to adapt

Why the disconnect between our leadership's responsibility and what's actually happening causing mass formation psychosis

How the epic failure of the current administration is giving James hints of the Jacobin phase of the French Revolution

How the increase in population and a broken energy business model led to ​​the current deindustrialization of Western Civilization

Which will hold more weight in the upcoming midterms: kitchen table issues or green economy social issues

How economics is mitigating techno narcissism with the decline of skyscrapers

Where you can find James' paintings of the human imprint on the traditional landscape

James Howard Kunstler

Clusterfuck Nation

KunstlerCast

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Living in the Long Emergency

World Made by Hand: A Novel

The Long Emergency

Byron King—The Danger in Weaponizing the US Dollar EP48

The Psychology of Totalitarianism by Mattias Desmet

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For hundreds of years, we have thought of scarcity as an economic principle and assumed that population growth leads to a lack of resources.

But what happens when you test this theory?

According to Gale Pooley, when you look at the data, you discover that we actually live in a world of superabundance!

Gale is Professor of Business Management at Brigham Young University—Hawaii and coauthor of the new book, Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Gale joins me make the distinction between abundance and superabundance and explain why scarcity is a flawed way to measure human capacity.

Gale discusses why time price is a better way to measure commodities or productivity than money itself and describes how nearly all commodities have fallen in time price by 90% since 1850.

Listen in to understand why economic growth and resource management are infinite and learn how the theory of superabundance holds up—even during a meltdown in the stock market or period of historic inflation.

Key Takeaways

How Gale defines abundance and what differentiates abundance from superabundance

The bet between Paul Ehrlich and Julian Simon re: resource scarcity

Gale’s relationships with economics and business professor Julian Simon and tech guru George Gilder

How Gale uses the concept of time price to factor inflation and economic crises into his research

Why we see big decreases in the time price of commodities over time (and why it’s a better tool of measurement than money)

How the theory of superabundance holds up during a meltdown in the stock market or a period of historic inflation

What makes long-term market trends more important than short-term fluctuations

How nearly all commodities have fallen in time price by 90% since 1850

Gale’s idea of adding knowledge to atoms to create infinite abundance

Why Gale sees the ideology of scarcity as the deadliest virus we suffer from on this planet

Where the idea of scarcity in economics came from and why population growth actually leads to more abundance

Gale on Substack

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Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet by Gale Pooley and Marian L. Tupy

Julian Simon

‘The Simon Abundance Index: A New Way to Measure Availability of Resources’ by Gale Pooley and Marian L. Tupy

Cato Institute

George Gilder on The Wiggin Sessions EP011

George Gilder on The Wiggin Sessions EP018

Gilder’s Daily Prophecy

World Bank Commodity Markets

Paul Ehrlich

Agora Financial

Jimmy Soni on The Wiggin Sessions EP055

Jordan Peterson

Daily Stoic Email Newsletter

Books by George Gilder

Natural gas is obviously an important component to heating homes in Germany and throughout Europe this winter. But on September 26, 2022, the Russian Nord Stream pipeline was sabotaged.

So, what happened, exactly? And how will the Nord Stream disruption impact energy markets around the world?

Mark Rosanno is a financial industry veteran with expertise in global financial markets and the supply chain. He is also Founder and CEO of C6 Capital Holdings, a firm that provides investment and consulting services with a focus on global product flows.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Mark joins me to discuss what the Nord Stream sabotage means for Europe as the frigid winter months set in and explain why the US can’t replace the LNG capacity lost by the Russian pipelines.

Mark describes why energy prices in the US are likely to rise in the coming months and how the Jones Act of 1920 hinders energy flow in America today.

Listen in for insight around the problem with green energy policy and learn how to turn the approaching crisis into opportunity by investing in energy markets.

Key Takeaways

The sabotage of the Russian Nord Stream pipeline that supplies Europe with natural gas and who might be responsible for the attack

What the Nord Stream sabotage means for Europe as the frigid winter months set in

The process of shipping and storing liquid natural gas and why the US can’t replace the capacity lost by the Nord Stream pipelines

How the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines might impact Americans

Why energy prices in the US are likely to remain elevated in the coming months

Why Senator Manchin’s Mountain Valley Pipeline deal was stripped from the climate bill

How green energy policy is disconnected from the practicalities of providing a safe, effective energy supply

Why the Jones Act was passed in 1920 and how it affects energy flow in the US today

Why Mark predicts rolling brownouts should we experience a massive cold spell this winter

Mark’s advice for investors on putting money in LNG facilities, tankers, E&P producers and pipelines

How Mark thinks about the current challenges with hydroelectric power (e.g.: Lake Mead)

Primary Vision Network on YouTube

Mark on Twitter

Email [email protected]

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5 Minute Forecast

Mark’s Free Energy Report

Nord Stream Attack

Mark on The Wiggin Sessions EP057

The Jones Act

Kinder Morgan

Henry Hub

Senator Manchin’s Mountain Valley Pass Deal

COP26

Cheniere

New Fortress Energy

Golar LNG

Southwestern Energy

Range Resources

NVIDIA

Hydropower on Lake Mead