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Darrell sits down with Joe Cavatoni of the World Gold Council to break down what’s really driving gold right now. Joe explains why gold continues to hold a critical role in global portfolios despite recent volatility. The conversation also explores gold versus silver, supply constraints, tokenization, and whether structural shifts in the global economy are changing how investors should think about the yellow metal.
Today on the show, David Rosenberg breaks down the macro forces driving markets amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. From rising global bond yields and inflation expectations to the real implications of conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, Rosenberg explains why traditional safe havens aren’t behaving as expected and what investors should actually be watching.
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00:00 What’s driving the 10-year yield right now?
03:44 Are markets reacting to inflation—or war risk?
09:07 Could oil spike to $150–$200?
15:09 What ends this war?
18:20 Did policymakers underestimate the risks?
23:10 Is the public misreading this conflict?
33:24 Why is gold falling in a crisis?
39:06 Where should investors be positioned now?
48:02 Are we near a real bottom yet?
51:02 What happens after the Strait reopens?
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Today on the show, Darrell is joined by Rick Rule and Justin Huhn for a masterclass panel on the uranium sector. With geopolitical tensions reshaping how countries think about energy independence, the conversation explores why nuclear power is gaining renewed momentum and what this means for uranium equities.
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00:00 Intro
02:09 Supply constraints & Sprott’s market impact
03:11 Energy security & geopolitical drivers (Strait of Hormuz)
04:14 Demand growth outlook & reactor build pipeline
07:56 The biggest risk: future uranium supply
10:03 Why new supply may lag rising demand
13:19 Oil vs uranium: implications of global disruptions
18:34 Will countries begin stockpiling uranium?
22:10 Spot vs term market dynamics explained
26:23 Contract structures signaling higher prices
30:06 Is uranium still a contrarian trade?
33:50 Bull vs bear risks over the next decade
40:17 Capital allocation: majors vs juniors
46:26 Investor psychology & surviving volatility
50:58 The uranium “flywheel” effect explained
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Josh Young of Bison Interests breaks down the real impact of geopolitical conflict on global oil and gas markets. While headlines point to crisis and extreme price scenarios, Josh argues the situation is far more nuanced—highlighting moderate supply disruptions, resilient infrastructure, and politically driven narratives shaping market perception.
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0:00 Intro
1:25 How serious is the energy supply disruption?
4:57 Infrastructure damage and repair timelines
8:31 Strait of Hormuz and global supply chains
12:47 China’s export cuts and localized shortages
19:12 Investor psychology and strategic reserves
24:52 Government intervention and the SPR debate
29:35 Russian oil sanctions and disrupted exports
32:57 Why Iranian oil is still flowing
34:25 War, infrastructure and media narratives
37:30 Oil market fundamentals and equity mispricing
43:49 Different ways to invest in oil
48:57 How new investors can learn the sector
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Michael DiRienzo of the Silver Institute joins Darrell to break down the current state of the silver market.. The conversation explores how trends in solar energy, AI-driven data centers, and electrification are reshaping silver demand, alongside growing institutional interest and shifting global market dynamics. DiRienzo also shares perspective on pricing, investor behavior, and why silver’s dual role as both an industrial and monetary metal continues to drive long-term opportunity.
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0:00 Intro
3:49 From Surplus to Structural Deficit
7:16 Investment Demand & Price Surge
11:16 Supply Constraints & Mining Challenges
13:22 Industrial Demand (Solar, AI, Electrification)
21:08 Global Demand: China & India
26:57 Market Outlook & Price Direction
31:00 Bottlenecks in Refining & Supply Chain
34:32 Reports, Research & Closing
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Mario Innecco and Taylor Kenney believe the drop in both silver and gold is a temporary phenomenon, and one that is largely manufactured through market manipulation and a scramble for liquidity as the war in Iran rages. Mario sees silver back at triple digits before the year is through, and both of them urge stackers to not lose sight of the ultra bullish fundamentals that still underpin precious metals markets.
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00:00 Introduction
00:48 War Raging, Metals Falling
05:58 Back to Triple Digit Silver?
09:16 End of the Petrodollar?
14:27 Government Insider Trading
19:32 Massive Wealth Transfer
26:14 Are People Waking Up?
29:06 Alan Greenspan and Gold
33:21 Hold on to Your Gold and Silver
Today on the show, Rick Rule breaks down the real implications of escalating geopolitical conflict in the Middle East and what it means for energy markets, uranium, and global supply chains. He explains why short-term volatility in oil, gold, and copper may be misleading, and where long-term opportunity is quietly building.
Today on the show, Gareth Soloway joins Darrell to break down the extreme volatility hitting gold, silver, oil, and equities, and explains why this is just the beginning of a more chaotic market cycle. He outlines how rising oil prices, inflation pressures, and weakening economic data are shaping market behavior, and why technical signals point to further downside in metals before the next major bull leg.
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00:00 – Introduction & market volatility context
01:00 – Gold & silver crash: what’s driving it
02:10 – Bond market pressure & “TACO trade” explained
03:30 – Inflation, Fed policy & political incentives
04:10 – Technical breakdown of stock market trends
05:40 – Why a market bounce may be temporary
06:20 – Oil outlook: short-term drop vs long-term rise
08:30 – Trading oil stocks & bearish setups
09:40 – Midstream energy & dividend plays
11:00 – Fertilizers & supply chain implications
12:40 – U.S. dollar outlook & key levels to watch
15:00 – Using the dollar as a trading vehicle
16:20 – Why gold could drop to $3,500
17:40 – Market psychology & weak hands in gold
19:30 – Catalysts for further downside in metals
21:00 – Central bank buying vs short-term selling
23:00 – Gold miners: short-term trading opportunity
27:30 – Silver breakdown & downside targets
28:30 – Where capital is flowing (Bitcoin, tech, dollar)
31:20 – “Chasing hot trades” vs buying hated assets
33:00 – Beaten-down stocks with long-term potential
35:30 – Consumer staples in a recession scenario
36:45 – Defense stocks & military spending trends
38:10 – Copper & critical minerals outlook
40:40 – Cash positioning & staying flexible
41:30 – Dow 50K: major resistance & long-term outlook
43:20 – Bearish case for U.S. equities
44:30 – Finding opportunity in a declining market
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Alasdair Macleod and Michael Oliver see the recent drawdown in gold and silver prices as a temporary phenomenon, and as the war in Iran continues unabated, they both expect the conflict to accelerate the demise of the dollar and the fiat currency system, a development that will be rocket fuel for precious metals prices ahead.
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00:00 Introduction
00:31 Iran War and Precious Metals
10:57 The Dollar is Dying
20:15 War Accelerating Fiat Collapse
28:02 COMEX and Price Suppression
36:21 The Fed is in Trouble
40:19 Biggest Credit Bubble in History
Gary Wagner of TheGoldForecast.com breaks down the surprising strength of the U.S. dollar amid geopolitical conflict and explains why liquidity, not fear is currently driving capital flows. He walks through gold’s historic rally and sharp correction, outlining key technical levels, moving averages, and what they signal for the broader bull market. The conversation expands into silver’s extreme volatility, institutional trading behavior, and whether recent price action reflects manipulation or natural market dynamics.
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