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She’s the woman behind the famous Sahm Rule — an economic indicator that flags when a recession is ahead — and on a day we saw a slowdown in hiring and just one day prior to the new jobs report, Claudia Sahm, who spent 12 years as an economist at the Fed, sits down with Maggie Lake and gives her expert insights into jobs and “job hugging”, a potential recession, AI and an insider’s view into Kevin Warsh and the new Fed. If you want to know what’s ahead, it’s a must see interview.
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China isn't trying to replace the U.S. dollar overnight—but according to Francis Hunt of The Market Sniper, it doesn't have to.
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China may no longer be the engine of global economic growth, but Marc Faber says dismissing the country would be a mistake. He explains why China's property downturn and demographic challenges are real, yet argues its leadership in manufacturing, robotics, EVs, and innovation puts it well ahead of much of the West. Faber also discusses why Hong Kong remains an attractive way to gain exposure to China's long-term growth story and what investors continue to misunderstand about the country's economic future
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Gold has dipped below — and is now hovering around — the key $4,000 level, leaving investors asking the big question: is this just a pause in the bull market, or a warning sign?Rick Rule joins Wealthion to explain why he believes the long-term case for gold, silver, and real assets remains intact, even as precious metals face short-term pressure from rates, the dollar, and shifting investor sentiment.Rule argues that rising debt, currency debasement risk, and long-term supply constraints continue to create a powerful setup for hard assets. He also weighs in on the AI boom, why speculative capital keeps chasing the next big story, and what that means for investors trying to separate durable value from hype.For gold-focused investors wondering whether this pullback is danger or opportunity, Rule lays out what he’s watching now, where he sees risk and reward, and why the real assets story may be far from over.
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Marc Faber, editor of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, joins Maggie Lake to discuss why he believes markets are approaching a major top, why the AI investment boom may create far fewer winners than investors expect, and why the United States is heading toward a fiscal crisis.
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Don Durrett of GoldStockData.com joins Trey Reik for a blunt warning: if the U.S. bond market breaks, gold may be the last asset standing.
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Everyone wants exposure to AI, SpaceX, and the next generation of technology leaders. But Jonathan Wellum warns that even great businesses can become terrible investments when investors pay too much. As excitement around mega IPOs, AI infrastructure, and private-market giants reaches a fever pitch, Wellum explains the one question every investor should ask before chasing the next big thing: Are you buying a real business—or paying for a dream?
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Henrik Zeberg says the market’s most dangerous phase may still be ahead — a final, violent melt-up that could send risk assets sharply higher before the entire cycle turns.
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Michael Howell, Managing Director at GL Indexes, warns that the global liquidity cycle is rolling over — just as AI spending, inflation pressure, Treasury stress, and China’s gold strategy are reshaping markets.
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Ronnie Stoeferle, partner at Incrementum AG and co-author of the In Gold We Trust report, joins Wealthion’s Trey Reik to explain why gold’s rally may be about much more than a normal bull market.Stoeferle argues that gold is signaling a deeper loss of trust in the dollar-based monetary system, as de-dollarization, inflation volatility, central bank buying, and rising geopolitical risk reshape the global financial order. He also explains why gold may be entering the public participation phase of its bull market — with institutional investors only beginning to wake up to the role gold can play in portfolios.In this conversation, Ronnie and Trey discuss whether the Pax Americana is coming to a close, why fiat currencies look different when measured in gold, whether this is a monetary revaluation rather than a normal gold cycle, and what the In Gold We Trust report reveals about the future of money.
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