David Lin

In this episode Mark Skousen discusses the surge of silver toward the $100 level—highlighting its dual role as an inflation hedge and essential industrial metal amid a broader commodity super‑cycle—while also examining how the recent deployment of NATO forces to Greenland signals heightened geopolitical risk and potential impacts on defense stocks. He then outlines his top asset‑class picks for 2026, emphasizing precious metals, strategic commodities like copper, uranium and nickel, and defense‑related investments as the most promising hedges against permanent inflation and global uncertainty.

In this interview, veteran Wall Street investor Brian Belski outlines why he remains bullish on the U.S. equity market, forecasting the S&P 500 to reach roughly 7,300‑7,500 by the end of 2026 and arguing that the current cycle will be the final bullish phase of a 25‑year secular bull run. He contrasts the fundamentals of equities with over‑extended commodities, recommends overweight positions in communication services, utilities and financials (U.S.) and industrials and consumer discretionary (Canada), and downplays geopolitical and Fed‑related noise as short‑term distractions.

Keith McCullough, CEO of Hedge Eye, outlines his “quad‑one Goldilocks” thesis—where inflation is easing and real economic growth is accelerating—creating abundant long opportunities across metals, small‑cap stocks and other real‑asset sectors. He urges investors to tune out media hype, use quantitative risk‑range tools, stay heavily long a diversified basket of precious and base metals, and remain prepared for geopolitical shocks while questioning the current Fed and NATO frameworks.

In this episode, host Adam Barber and Bank Rate analyst Ted Rossman break down the Trump administration’s proposal to cap credit‑card interest rates at 10%, exploring the bipartisan political push behind it and the potential fallout for consumers, banks, and the broader economy. Rossman warns that such a low ceiling could slash credit access for up to 90 % of cardholders, driving borrowers toward costly payday loans or “buy‑now‑pay‑later” schemes, and he offers practical strategies—like balance‑transfer cards, credit‑building tactics, and disciplined repayment—to navigate today’s high‑rate credit‑card landscape.

In this interview, West Red Lake Gold CEO Shane Williams explains why gold has surged to $4,600, predicts it could reach $5,000 by year‑end, and outlines the company’s transition to commercial production, record free‑cash‑flow generation, recent $100 M CAD financing, and upcoming milestones such as Q1 results and an updated prefeasibility study. He also highlights the firm’s strong performance versus the gold price, its growth strategy toward a mid‑tier producer, and where investors can follow West Red Lake Gold’s progress.

In this interview, Aaron Arnold of Altcoin Daily argues that the traditional four‑year Bitcoin cycle is dead and predicts a new all‑time high around 2026, driven by institutional inflows, upcoming market‑structure legislation, and a potential risk‑on environment after recent Fed and political turbulence. He also explores how Federal Reserve turmoil, possible government shutdowns, and shifting retail behavior could shape crypto markets, emphasizing the growing influence of hedge funds and Wall Street in price dynamics.