The Julia La Roche Show

In this interview, CIO Peter Boockvar explains why crude oil at $60 a barrel is one of the cheapest assets in the world, pointing to extreme bearish sentiment, limited land‑based oversupply, tightening production and growing demand that could lift prices into the $70‑$100 range. He also outlines his 2026 investment themes—energy, industrial/precious metals and consumer‑staple stocks with strong free‑cash‑flow yields and attractive dividends—amid a shifting macro landscape.

Legendary investor Jim Rogers explains why he has sold all his U.S. equities, warns that the record‑long market rally is showing early bubble characteristics, and stresses the looming danger of massive U.S. debt and over‑reliance on central‑bank stimulus. He also defends holding gold and silver as safe havens, monitors Chinese markets, and reiterates his classic warning that exuberant investors should start asking tough questions about the next crisis.

sentences.In this episode of The Rap, Chris Whalen and co‑host Julia break down the latest jobs data, Fed rate actions and President Trump’s proposal to have the government buy $200 billion of mortgage‑backed securities, warning that such pop‑ulist interference in the bond market won’t solve the housing‑affordability crisis. They argue that the Fed’s balance‑sheet missteps, zoning reforms and new construction are far more effective solutions, while also flagging the broader market fallout from rate cuts, institutional investors and the looming mid‑term election dynamics.

2026.In this in‑person episode of The Julia Larose Show, David Woo, CEO of David Woo Unbound, argues that recent U.S. actions—most notably President Trump’s aggressive maneuver on Venezuela’s oil and his looming mid‑term election strategy—have unleashed irreversible geopolitical and market consequences that will fundamentally reshape the global order. He explains how the fight over affordability, a potential $2,000 tariff rebate, and a likely surge of fiscal stimulus could drive oil prices down, shift political dynamics, and create distinctive investment opportunities across oil, treasuries, equities and gold throughout 2026.

breaks.Henrik Zeberg warns that while stock markets and tech hype give the illusion of strength, private job creation has slipped below recessionary thresholds, signaling a rapidly declining real economy that could soon plunge into a full‑blown recession. He argues that central‑bank “hubris” and misleading market signals are masking this downturn, and that yield‑curve steepening and shrinking employment are early warnings of an inevitable bust.

Chris Whalen, chairman of Whan Global Advisors, warns that a decade‑long stretch of central‑bank stimulus is setting up a “maxi market correction” in 2026 that could be taught alongside the 2008 crisis, driven by a wave private‑equity failures, mounting credit‑fraud risks and a looming reset in housing prices. He also flags political uncertainty, a less aggressive Fed, and a bullish outlook for precious metals as investors scramble for liquidity and safe‑haven assets.

In this video, Peter Grandich shares his most concerning outlook in 40 years as gold approaches a $5,000 target, emphasizing the bleak economic, social, and political landscape ahead for 2026 and 2027. He discusses the widening wealth gap, the growing number of Americans struggling to make ends meet, and his belief in prioritizing capital preservation in these turbulent times.

In this insightful video, Carol Roth discusses the alarming state of America's fiscal foundation, highlighting the growing divide between the wealthy and the working class exacerbated by government policy. She emphasizes the need for significant policy changes to address inflation and the broader economic challenges facing everyday Americans.

In this episode of "The Rap," Chris Whalen discusses the need for fundamental reforms at the Federal Reserve, advocating for a return to a decentralized approach with a focus on sound money. He examines the implications of political rhetoric on monetary policy and highlights key figures like Kevin Hassett and Kevin Worsh's potential roles in reshaping the Fed's mission and operations.

In this insightful interview, Peter Schiff discusses his dire predictions for the U.S. economy, specifically warning of an impending crisis tied to the dollar and rising inflation. He emphasizes that gold and silver prices are significant indicators of this looming currency crisis, suggesting that investors should prepare for an extended period of economic instability.

In this thought-provoking episode of the Julia LaRoe Show, Michael Green discusses the concept of America's "valley of death," a financial trap where families earning $100,000 struggle more than those making significantly less due to benefit cliffs that abruptly withdraw support. Green dives deep into the economic realities that challenge the American dream, revealing how inflation, child care costs, and outdated poverty metrics contribute to the growing struggle of working families.

In this insightful episode, Chris Whalen discusses the lack of consensus within the Federal Reserve, the ongoing issues with inflation, and the declining home prices impacting American consumers. He also highlights hidden risks in the financial sector heading into 2026, particularly concerning non-depository financial institutions and the implications for the housing market.

In this insightful discussion, housing expert Melody Wright shares her predictions of a potential 38% housing market correction, driven by an increasing disconnect between median household income and home prices. As she reflects on her extensive travels across America, Melody highlights the alarming trends within the housing market and warns about the challenges faced by middle-class buyers amid rising delinquencies and an oversupply of vacant properties.