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SpaceX is preparing for one of the biggest IPOs in market history — and OpenAI and Anthropic may not be far behind.In this interview with Wealthion’s Maggie Lake, WindRock Wealth Management founder Brett Rentmeester explains why this is not a normal IPO cycle. These companies are already so large that they could become major components of the S&P 500, potentially affecting investors whether they buy the IPOs directly or simply own index funds.Brett breaks down the risks for retail investors, why most people may not get access to the actual IPO price, how lockups and insider selling can create pressure, and why trillion-dollar valuations leave little room for error.For investors chasing the next big tech trade, Brett’s warning is clear: this IPO wave may create huge opportunity — but it may also bring major market risk.
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Fertilizer may be one of the most overlooked pressure points in the global economy — and Josh Linville says the current crisis is already hitting farmers hard.
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George Goncalves, Head of U.S. Macro Strategy at MUFG, joins Maggie Lake to explain why the market may be underestimating a dangerous form of “stealth tightening.” Goncalves says the Fed may not have officially hiked rates — but the bond market has effectively done it for them. With borrowing costs still high, energy prices rising, consumers stretched, and equity markets trading “on their own planet,” he warns that the pressure is building beneath the surface. Could this be the moment when higher rates finally start to hurt? And if markets can no longer ignore the cost of funding, private credit risk, and stretched valuations — what breaks first? In this interview, Goncalves breaks down why the bond market is sending a warning, why recession odds could rise into the second half, and why investors may be facing a much weaker economic backdrop than the stock market suggests.
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Is the bond market really warning of a U.S. debt crisis — or are investors misreading a distorted market signal? Michael Green, Chief Strategist and Portfolio Manager at Simplify Asset Management, joins Maggie Lake to explain why passive investing, regulation, and hidden leverage may be warping the way markets price risk. He argues that what many see as a collapse warning in long-term bonds may actually be a mechanical consequence of how capital is being allocated. Green also breaks down why investors may be ignoring one of the clearest retirement opportunities in years, why liquidity is weakening beneath mega-cap stocks, and why he believes the “real craziness” in markets may still be ahead.
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Legendary gold investor Pierre Lassonde joins Wealthion’s Trey Reik to explain why he believes gold’s bull market is far from over — and why his $17,000 gold target may be more floor than fantasy. Lassonde argues that today’s market has eerie similarities to the 1970s: energy shocks, sticky inflation, rising deficits, financial repression, and a political system with little will to tackle the debt. He says those forces are reshaping the investment landscape and could drive gold dramatically higher as investors seek protection from currency debasement and declining confidence in paper assets. In this conversation, Lassonde breaks down his Dow-to-gold ratio framework, why he believes the Federal Reserve may not be able to stop inflation the way Paul Volcker did, and why gold remains one of the clearest signals of stress in the global monetary system.
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Jim Bianco warns that beneath the market’s record highs, the rally is dangerously narrow — with AI and chip stocks doing most of the heavy lifting while large parts of the market struggle. He explains why AI may be the most important force in financial markets right now, how one private AI company is distorting S&P 500 earnings, and why investors may need to rethink what realistic returns look like in this new regime.
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Gold, oil, copper, stocks, bonds, and Treasuries are all sending a message — and it may not be the one investors want to hear. Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, joins Maggie Lake to explain why gold’s surge may be a warning sign, not a green light; why copper remains dangerously tied to the stock market; and why bonds — especially long-term U.S. Treasuries — may be one of the few true hedges left if risk assets finally roll over.
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💡Get a free review with Wealthion’s trusted financial advisors at https://bit.ly/4tHZurkIs America’s global edge really fading — or is the dollar still too dominant to dethrone? Steve Hanke joins Maggie Lake to explain why he doesn’t buy the idea that American exceptionalism is over, even as China chips away at U.S. influence, gold buying rises, and investors question the future of dollar dominance. Hanke argues the real strength of America isn’t just politics or military power — it’s the depth of U.S. capital markets and the global demand for dollar-based assets. But the risks are building at the margins.
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