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Mike McGlone says gold, copper and even Bitcoin have become "stock puppets," so correlated with the S&P 500 that a 10% drop in stocks could crush them all together. Why the asset you thought was a hedge may not be diversifying you at all.Bloomberg commodity strategist Mike McGlone joins Maggie Lake to explain why nearly every major asset, from metals to crypto to oil, is now trading on the back of one thing: the US stock market. He walks through why gold's push above $5,000 and its pullback are a warning rather than a new bull trend, why copper and Bitcoin are lagging stocks at much higher volatility, why he expects crude and diesel to revert to their cost of production, and why he sees a disinflationary reset coming once equities stall.What McGlone covers:Why gold, copper and Bitcoin have become correlated "stock puppets" of the S&P 500The bond market, the 10-year yield above 5%, and what is really driving itWhy he expects energy prices, especially diesel, to revert sharply lowerGold's exciting volatility as a warning sign, not a reason to chase itWhy he thinks Bitcoin's cycle still points toward a much lower lowGrains, soybeans and the one commodity group that is not a stock puppetWhy a 10% drop in the stock market is the real risk to watch this cycle💡 Gold, copper and Bitcoin may look like diversification, but Mike McGlone argues they could all be more tied to the stock market than investors realize. If your portfolio is counting on those assets to protect you when equities fall, it may be worth taking a closer look.Is your portfolio really diversified?Get a complimentary portfolio review → Go to https://bit.ly/4hQ1DOO to get started.Chapters: 00:00 Is a Deflationary Cycle Coming?01:06 Bond Yields, Inflation & the Fed’s Next Move02:39 Can Commodities and Bond Yields Keep Rising?05:22 Why Oil and Diesel Prices Could Crash08:27 Is Persistent Inflation the Wrong Narrative?12:14 Gold & Silver: Have Prices Already Peaked?17:00 Why Gold Is Acting Like a Risk Asset19:20 Iran, Oil Prices & the War Premium24:25 Are Markets Pricing Too Many Fed Rate Hikes?26:44 “We’re All Stock Puppets”29:21 What Happens If the Stock Market Falls 10%?32:19 Bitcoin to $10,000? McGlone’s Bearish Crypto Call36:52 Is Copper the Next Market to Break?39:37 Corn, Soybeans & the Commodity Supply Cycle44:04 Why McGlone Still Sees Deflation Ahead45:52 Soft Landing or a Major Market Break?
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Trump Accounts are creating a new way for families to invest for their children — including a $1,000 government contribution for eligible kids.
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Investors have spent years waiting for the U.S. economy to crack. Chris Galipeau of Franklin Templeton says they may be making a costly mistake.
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The CLARITY Act failed to advance in the Senate — but the transformation of crypto and the financial system may be moving forward anyway.
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Inflation remains stubborn, interest rates are elevated, AI spending is exploding and global debt continues to climb. Jonathan Wellum says investors need to pay attention to what all of those forces could mean for markets — and for the purchasing power of their money.Jonathan Wellum, CEO and CIO of RockLinc Investment Partners, joins Maggie Lake to explain why he believes we are in a “debt bubble,” why higher inflation and interest rates could put pressure on stock valuations, and why massive investment in artificial intelligence could eventually lead to overinvestment, write-offs and financial damage.Wellum also explains why investors should focus on companies with pricing power and strong balance sheets, why he continues to favor hard assets such as gold, silver, copper and uranium, and why bonds could eventually become an attractive opportunity again if interest rates peak and the economy slows.Plus, Jonathan takes us inside his recent visit to the historic Prairie Creek mining project in Canada’s Northwest Territories — a remarkable silver and critical-minerals project originally developed by the Hunt brothers.In this conversation:• Why Jonathan Wellum says we’re in a debt bubble• What persistent inflation means for stock valuations• Why higher interest rates are putting pressure on the financial system• The risk of overinvestment in the AI boom• Why gold can help protect purchasing power• The structural case for silver, copper and uranium• Why investors shouldn’t completely give up on bonds• What Jonathan is looking for before extending bond duration• The extraordinary story of the Prairie Creek silver mine• How investors can build more resilient portfolios in volatile markets
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Economist and longtime investor Mark Skousen joins Wealthion’s Maggie Lake with a surprisingly bullish message: despite persistent inflation, rising interest rates, massive U.S. deficits and stretched technology valuations, he remains 100% invested in the stock market.
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Henrik Zeberg, macro strategist at Swissblock and founder of The Zeberg Letter, believes the stock market’s final melt-up may still have much further to run — but warns that the setup beneath the surface is becoming increasingly unstable.
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The 10-year Treasury yield has pushed above 5% — and GBI Chief Economist Trey Reik says the “bond market is in complete revolt.” He joins Maggie Lake to explain why the Federal Reserve and Treasury appear to be pulling in opposite directions, what Scott Bessent’s increasingly aggressive interventions may be signaling, and why markets could be drifting toward “yield curve control light” — essentially money printing.
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Inflation remains one of the biggest questions hanging over the Federal Reserve — but some of Wall Street’s top strategists sharply disagree over what today’s CPI data really means.
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Veteran Wall Street strategist Tom Lee joins Wealthion’s Maggie Lake to explain why he believes investors may be too pessimistic about inflation, the U.S. economy, artificial intelligence and crypto.
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