Financial Survival Network

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed the current state of the economy, predicting a possible recession in 2024 and suggesting that investors focus on dividend-paying stocks to protect their portfolios. They emphasized the importance of diversification, dollar-cost averaging, and reinvesting dividends during market downturns to take advantage of lower prices. Saccaro recommended a 60/40 plan with a focus on fixed income investments and warned against chasing high yields without considering the underlying fundamentals of a company. He also suggested leaving some cash aside for short-term needs and diversifying investments for the short, mid, and long-term. Additionally, Saccaro offered a free book on retirement mistakes for interested viewers. Visit Anthony's site and get a free copy of his latest book:https://providencefinancialinc.com/ Visit Kerry at:@https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com  This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us

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Kerry Lutz and James Locke discussed the current state of the market and the potential impact of rising interest rates, inflation, and other economic factors on investment strategies. They suggested that dividend-paying stocks and real estate may be good options for investors looking for a defensive posture. They also emphasized the importance of diversification and risk management in investment portfolios. Additionally, they discussed the impact of low mortgages on reducing inventory and increasing inflation, as well as the possibility of a government shutdown and the need for better fiscal conservatism to curb inflation. Finally, they predicted that rates will not be cut further at the Fed's upcoming meeting, leading to a lower S&P 500 index. Visit James at PooleLocke.com Visit Kerry at FSNThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

Kerry Lutz and David Wright discussed the recent decision by the Fed to not raise interest rates and its potential impact on the economy. They talked about concerns regarding the banking and financial sector, inflation, and the impact of rising gas prices. Wright suggested that shrinking the balance sheet is the best way to regulate inflation, rather than raising rates, and predicted that rate decreases could occur in September 2024. They also discussed the impact of the UAW strike and the potential for increased unemployment and demand destruction. Additionally, they discussed tips for investing and saving in uncertain times, with Wright advising investors to focus on the purpose of their money and suggesting short-duration securities, treasuries, and bond-like instruments for income and stability. He also cautioned against chasing high dividends and warned that rate hikes can cut profits. Visit David at: https://WrightFinancialGroup.com Visit FSN at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com  This show is p

Fed promises "higher for longer". 10-year Treasury broke 4.5% this morning.  Oil heading towards $100 Credit card losses are spiking and "excess savings" are now negative.  Does all this guarantee a recession and equities bear market in 2024? Texas is adding buses to take illegal migrants to NYC and Chicago. We could talk about the press conference AOC tried to hold in Manhattan... UK just passed an "online safety" law that effectively criminalizes dissent. Template for what's coming here?  Kennedy assassination attempt? (dare we say?) WaPo poll gave Trump a 10% lead over Biden. The paper then disavowed its own poll.  In this meeting, Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discuss a range of topics related to the economy, including the Fed's hawkish pause and its potential consequences, China's economic implosion and its impact on the global economy, the impact of green technology and automation on the economy, the military's purpose and culture, the Kennedy assassinations, and the potential consequences of flawed poll

Kerry Lutz and Eddie Yoon discussed various economic issues, including the student loan debt bubble and its impact on the economy, the potential long-term consequences of consumer debt, and the challenges facing the retail industry. They proposed solutions such as capping tuition, tying loan forgiveness to universities, and incentivizing universities to improve student outcomes and productivity. They also suggested that retailers should adapt to changing consumer preferences by following a Costco model and charging customers up front for a better experience. Overall, they emphasized the need for businesses and institutions to adapt to changing times and consumer preferences in order to survive and thrive. Visit Eddie at: http://eddiewouldgrow.com Visit Us at: http://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com  This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

Matthew Johnson and Kerry Lutz discussed the uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates and its impact on the economy. They believe that low interest rates stimulate growth and that corporations are sitting on the sidelines due to high interest rates. They also discussed the possibility of a recession and the Federal Reserve's reluctance to cut rates too early, as well as the telltale signals that indicate a recession is coming. The group also discussed the challenges of understanding the financial statements of large banks and the need for due diligence in choosing a bank. They emphasized the importance of diversification to manage risk and the potential for government guarantees and printing money to prevent a banking sector collapse. Visit Matthew at: https://johnsonwim.com Visit FSN at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3

Kerry Lutz and Chris Markowski discussed various topics related to financial planning, health, and inflation. They highlighted the impact of inflation on everyday Americans, including rising costs of groceries, gasoline, and electricity, and stressed the need for free market solutions. They also discussed the importance of managing finances realistically, cutting expenses, and avoiding debt traps. Additionally, they emphasized the need for good health and investing in oneself to increase income. They concluded by discussing the need for a life-long commitment to health and financial well-being, and the importance of taking the first step towards achieving these goals. Visit Chris at watchdogonwallstreet Visit Kerry at FSN  This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

Kerry Lutz interviewed Zev Freidus, a former product marketing manager who transitioned into real estate and used technology to build a successful business. Freidus shared how he quit his day job to focus on real estate and used his background in technology to generate leads through a website and search engine optimization. They discussed the importance of using technology to reach a wider audience and revolutionize the real estate industry. They also discussed the differences in work ethic between New York and Florida, the current state of competition in the real estate industry, and the complexities of lead generation and monetization in the real estate industry. Furthermore, Kerry and Zev delved into the complexities of the Florida real estate market, discussing the impact of high interest rates, low inventory, and the homestead laws. They also touched on the issue of insurance and the impact of taxes on people's decisions to move to Florida. Despite the challenges, they believe that Florida real esta

Kerry and Carl analyzed the current state of the auto industry, discussing the impact of the pandemic and supply chain challenges on profits, recent union strikes, and the need for a balance between worker demands and the long-term strategy of the company. They also discussed the future of the industry, highlighting the inevitability of EVs and autonomous driving, Tesla's dominance in software and technology, and the need for legacy car companies to adapt to the changing industry. Additionally, they discussed the adversarial relationship between the Big Three and their labor union, suggesting that both sides need to work together for the survival of the company, not just their own interests. Visit Carl's Site at: https://7StageAdvisors.com Visit FSN at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com  This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

Kerry Lutz and RJ Burr discussed the importance of oil in modern society and its impact on commodity prices. Burr argued that there is no feasible replacement for oil yet and that energy is the bedrock of all society. They also discussed the impact of Trump's policies and COVID-19 on the oil industry, with Burr explaining how COVID-19 created acquisition opportunities for oil companies. The speakers emphasized the potential for long-term revenue and tax benefits of investing in oil, and recommended visiting their website for a basic education on the oil industry and tax benefits. Additionally, Lutz and Burr discussed the benefits of buying producing fields in salt domes due to lack of competition and the fact that they were the original oil fields. They also talked about how traditional oil drilling is still effective and how they are going into fields that weren't developed and developing them. Burr explained that they drill traditional wells the same way they were drilled a hundred years ago and that t

Kerry Lutz and Craig Hemke discussed various economic issues, including the impact of Fed rate cuts on the dollar index and metals, the rise of part-time jobs in the gig economy, and the failing banking system. They also talked about China's currency collapse, the disparity in the price of silver between Shanghai and New York/London, and the struggles of emerging markets due to their collapsing currencies. The speakers emphasized the importance of considering the eventuality of the trillions of debt and debt service costs, and how this will impact the current economic structure. They also discussed the end of the debt-based monetary system and the potential implications for the global markets, including the devaluation of currencies and the need for physical gold and silver. Special offer from Craig use promo code Gold Craig's site https://TFMetalsReport.com FSN: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com  This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact

Kerry Lutz and the Russell Stone discussed the impact of inflation on the economy, predicting a decrease in demand for non-essential items and a drop in prices. They also discussed the deflationary cycle and how it will squeeze out unnecessary credit in the system. The group also talked about the impact of high oil prices on the economy and how people will adapt to changes. They also had a disagreement on Biden's performance, with Kerry praising him and the conference room highlighting his failures. The group discussed strategies for protecting wealth during uncertain times, suggesting accumulating real money, avoiding unnecessary debt, and investing in government-backed money market accounts. They emphasized the need to be proactive and avoid unnecessary market exposure.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

In a meeting between Kerry Lutz and Reuben Mettinson, founder of Puli Trading, Reuben explains that their forex trading system is based on transparency, regulation, and a complex algorithm that uses three different types of trading strategies across eight different currency pairs. The system has achieved a 33% gain over the past nine months, with a high risk-to-reward ratio. Reuben emphasizes the importance of risk management, including a tight stop loss on every trade, and being aware of the risks involved in investing. The algorithm took five months of full-time work with developers and mathematical prodigies to create, and is highly selective and focused on quality over quantity. Interested parties can find out more about their trading system on their website. Find Reuben here - Puli Trading Find us here -  FSN  This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

David Stryzewski, a financial expert, discusses the current market situation and predicts that inflation is back and here to stay due to rising oil and gasoline prices. He advises investors to be cautious and patient, and to consider buying low and selling high, and dollar cost averaging. Stryzewski suggests investing in precious metals, particularly silver and copper, due to their increasing demand in the market. He warns against investing in bonds and suggests finding alternative investment options. Stryzewski also predicts a decrease in real estate prices due to rising interest rates and a decrease in supply and demand. He emphasizes the importance of understanding risk management strategies and protocols in investing, particularly for those nearing retirement. Find David here MySPG Find Kerry here FSNThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

Eric Hadik joined us for an update on markets. He previously called for weakness in share markets and sees that trend continuing with sell-offs and rebounds in the year ahead. Gold will stay subdued until the dollar starts to gradually decline, which should be later in 2024. The dollar will start to feel the pressure when the BRICS plans start to take hold and others look for an "anti-dollar." Again later next year. Oil should be hitting its intermediate high shortly. Eric had called for higher prices during our last sit-down and the market appears to be cooperating with prices trading at 2023 highs.  Interest rates are due for a peak and a partial retracement until next year when they resume their move higher.  Visit Eric at InsiideTrackTrading Visit us at FSN  This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3244966/advertisement

Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed a range of topics. They talked about the changing landscape of private sector unions and their ability to strike for higher wages, as well as the potential for inflation due to wage increases. They suggested that companies should offer stock options to employees as a way to align their interests with management and moderate demands. The speakers also discussed the potential for wage inflation to spook the Fed into staying tighter for longer and the impact of rising interest rates in Japan on the country's budget. They also touched on the negative effects of higher interest rates on banks and the majority of the population who rely on cheap debt. The conversation then shifted to the profitability of lifestyle diseases for various industries, including Big Pharma, Big Food, and the government. They discussed the causes of the obesity epidemic and how it has led to the creation of drugs resulting in a gold rush for pharmaceutical companies. Additionally, they mentioned th

The interview discussed the potential of gold as an investment and its performance compared to stocks and bonds. David emphasized the importance of gold in preserving wealth and the interest of central banks in buying gold. Kerry brought up the new gold rush in anti-obesity medicines and the market caps of companies producing them. The group discussed the potential side effects of anti-obesity medicines and the importance of exercise and healthy eating habits. The meeting also covered the importance of health and financial health. David discussed the three categories of investments accessible to most people: precious metals, land, and art. He recommended a balanced investment portfolio strategy called The Permanent Portfolio, which includes bonds, stocks, real estate, precious metals, and other miscellaneous investments. Kerry mentioned a stock-based portfolio called the Lazy Portfolio ETF, which has a net return of about 6.5% per year compounded over 25 years. The meeting also discussed the historical an

Kerry Lutz interviewed Alex Jarbo about his experience running luxury short-term vacation rentals and investing in rural mountain markets. They discussed the challenges of the market, including rumors of market saturation, and how Alex has overcome them by treating vacation rentals like a business and going multi-platform. Alex shared his strategies for obtaining clients' contact information and remarketing to them through direct booking sites. They also discussed the importance of insurance and handling customer complaints in the short-term vacation rental market. Alex suggested investing in mountain markets that aren't ski resorts, as they tend to be less seasonal, and recommended looking at the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Smoky Mountains. He also discussed the importance of finding a vacation rental cleaning company that specializes in vacation rentals and can handle maintenance and inventory, as well as virtual assistants who can handle messaging and guest inquiries. Find Alex at: https://OpenAtlas.I

Kerry Lutz interviews Walter about retirement planning in a pension-less society. Walter explains that individuals are now more responsible for their own retirement outcomes, but may be less prepared due to a lack of education and understanding. He introduces his book, The 5th Option, which aims to make retirement planning more accessible by turning academic research into a story form. They discuss the four frustrating options of traditional financial planning for retirement income and introduce the 5th and 6th options, which are to create more income with fewer dollars and to have a secondary career during retirement, respectively. They also explore the benefits and drawbacks of investing in real estate for retirement income and emphasize the importance of creating passive income to replace active income during retirement. Kerry and Walter discuss the changing nature of work and retirement, noting that people are living longer and have more interests beyond their careers. They emphasize the importance of