Financial Survival Network

We sat down for a sponsor update with Fury Gold Mines’ CEO Tim Clark and SVP of Exploration Brian Atkinson. The company recently concluded an 18,000 meter drill program and has received half of the results to date. Drill results from two holes came in particularly strong, with the first (drill hole 22EC-055) intercepting eight zones of mineralization across 290m, including 4.0m of 5.75 g/t gold, 1.0m of 9.81 g/t gold and 3.0m of 1.93 g/t gold and with the second (drill hole 22EC-049) intercepting six zones of gold mineralization across 350m including 1.0m of 21.40 g/t gold and 4.50m of 1.09 g/t gold, at the Hinge Target. This resulted in mineralization being extended by nearly 25%. SVP Atkinson explained, “We have now stepped out over 450m from the defined Eau Claire Resource and have yet to find the limits of the mineralized system…further drilling may potentially lead to a substantial increase in defined gold ounce resources. The goal is to find 2 million ounces.” CEO Clark added that he is very pleased wit

Summary: What can you do to accomplish your goals and lower your risk within the current economic environment? Russ Morgan from Wealth Without Wall Street comes on the show to talk about how you can make sound investments in uncertain times, and ultimately mitigate your risk. Russ emphasizes the importance of monthly cash flow investments, and recommends the non-typical investments. Tune in to hear more about how you can manage your risk and make wise decisions in uncertain economic circumstances. Highlights: -Inflation is showing no signs of letting up, everything is getting more costly, and we’re seeing heightened geopolitical risks -You can’t live off of fixed income without it being impacted whenever the government makes changes -You can’t eliminate the effects of inflation, but you can creatively mitigate your risk in a few ways -Russ has been investing for cash flow very heavily over the last 2-3 years -Passive income greater than monthly expenses is financial freedom -Rents in the real estate are going

Summary: Could the Yen be the currency to collapse and set off a domino effect? I sit down and chat with John Rubino about all of the economic factors that are contributing to the state of flux we are in. At the most basic level, it is a problem of currency and inflation, but extends to relations with Russia, the prospect of war, and the major mindset shift that is taking place. We are in a time of immense change, and numerous issues are contributing to this change. Tune in for more insight. Highlights: -What’s going on with the Yen? It’s all the talk right now -For the past 30 years, the Japanese has been borrowing large amounts of money and using it to finance infrastructure programs -For a long time, this worked, and they could take debt at extremely low interest rates. Now, they are facing large inflation, and are struggling to support the currency -Could the Yen be the currency to collapse and set off a domino effect? Time will tell -China is the only major economy that is cutting rates, but their curren

Summary: If given the choice, why wouldn’t you reduce the risk of your home getting broken into? Thankfully, you DO have the choice, and Robert Siciliano comes on the show to talk about how this type of risk reduction is massively underutilized. We live in a society where people are preoccupied with information security measures, and yet, these same people neglect to install security systems in their own homes. These extra measures are not synonymous with paranoia; rather, they instill preparation for the criminal activity that can occur anywhere—no matter how safe you perceive your neighborhood to be. Tune in to hear more about why home security is especially important now, and to learn about how you can start taking extra measures. Highlights: -We’re in a post-pandemic inflationary environment. How do you survive and thrive in this world? -Lots of people are resorting to violence and theft. Throughout the pandemic we’ve seen increases in substance abuse, domestic violence, and more division than we’ve ever

Summary: The inflationary genie is out of the bottle…will we ever be able to get it back in? Here to weigh in on this is Mark Skousen, infamous economist and producer of FreedomFest. In regard to inflation, we are seeing some of the expected effects based on past inflationary periods, but some unexpected conditions for the dollar and gold. It is becoming more clear that, while our current circumstances resemble the 1970s, things are different this time around. We also discuss the global implications of the dollar, and look to the future of digital currency as our other currencies become increasingly unstable. Tune in for more insight from Mark. Highlights: -Inflation and interest rates are never neutral; they affect certain sectors more than others -The Fed’s hands are full, and we are in a time of instability -A recession in the stock market was inevitable -Inflation is not going away any time soon, but it will go down as the Fed tightens. Money supply growth is also down to 5-6% a year -The Fed is serious a

Summary: Alejandro Szita comes on the show to give us the latest insight on what’s happening with real estate. He touches on the confusion in the real estate market right now, and stresses that it is better to not focus so much on rates; rather, it’s important to get your mortgage to a point where you can live with the monthly payment. Listen in for more useful insight from Alejandro. Highlights: -There is a lot of confusion in the real estate market right now; many people still need a place to live, and lots of people are still trying to sell -There is a lot of pressure on the housing market—especially sellers -People are focusing on rates rather than their goals -You need to bid aggressively and take advantage of the market -Since rates will probably go higher, now is the time to negotiate -It’s not about what the Fed can or cannot do; the inflation in place is for the scarcity of goods -Holding a physical asset can get you through a situation like this -Get your mortgage to a point where you can live with

Summary: Property values are going down, interest rates are increasing, and it looks as if a recession is around the corner. What does this mean for your credit? I sit down and chat with Paul Oster about strategies for managing your credit during times like this; he emphasizes that it’s crucial now to budget and lower your expenses. He recommends a few online tools that you can utilize to pay your bills on time and manage everything in one place, and you’ll find that keeping your credit under control may be easier than you imagined. Tune in for more information. Highlights: -Hopefully this doesn’t last long, but there’s no doubt we’re headed down a rabbit hole—if not a recession, a slow-down -In this environment, it is that much more important for people to pay attention to their credit score -Banks and creditors can use whatever score model they want to use -Focus on paying high interest credit cards off now -The only solution is to budget and lower your expenses; you need to run your household like a small

Summary: It’s a new era for crypto, and I sit down and chat with Collin O’Brien to get the latest insight on digital asset prices, regulation, and long term feasibility when competing with other sovereign currencies. The company Collin works for, Rubic, is assisting with cryptocurrency transactions and making digital trading more fit for everyday use. He is helping to build the future of cryptocurrency, so be sure to tune in and hear some of his expert knowledge. Highlights: -What can you say about cryptos that you can’t say about other investment bubbles? Cryptos always go up, but it’s a new era -At the end of the day, it’s just a market -Collin looked at Bitcoin when it was priced around a dollar -He wanted to buy a thousand at $1.79, and everyone told him it was a waste of money -Six years later, the industry peaked his interest again -Bitcoin is a bit of a libertarian construct paradise -In terms of regulation, the authorities are behind the curve -We need the people in charge of writing crypto legislatio

Summary: Inflation numbers are coming out at 30 year highs, and CPI isn’t going down any time soon. What indicators should we analyze in order to explain the current economic circumstances? I sit down and chat with Eddie Yoon, who attributes some of the trends in labor force participation and unemployment to an unusual number of baby boomers working for decades and now retiring. We are trying to solve for something systemic by implementing short term solutions, and businesses ultimately have to shift gears to cater to one two two person households rather than the nuclear family. Tune in for more insightful remarks from Eddie. Highlights: -Inflation numbers are coming out at 30 year record highs -Unemployment numbers look good, but these are lagging indicators -CPI is not going down; is this good or bad? This is also a lagging indicator -We are causing inflation in order to fight inflation with interest rates -Consumer sentiment is trending up, which is a good sign -The number of travelers is still trending up

Summary: When is the capitulation going to come by the central banks? Gordon T. Long comes on this episode to talk about our current economic problems—including energy, central bank issues, and the progression of inflation. There’s no easy way out of the current inflationary environment, and it looks as if the Fed is going to have to hold rates up longer than we want in order to reach capitulation. Tune in for Gordon’s analytic perspective and more information on what’s to come. Highlights: -We’re nowhere close to solving the energy problem, and now it has become a geopolitical issue -The implementation plan for green energy in the US makes no sense -Energy in Europe is a massive issue, and we are in a cycle -Pushing green energy without the market being ready/able would push us back to brown energy at this rate -Force feeding creates bad policies -We’re seeing central banks with serious problems that spring out of gyration that accompanies inflation -Too many people have their eyes on the Fed -The only way t

Dan Ariely is a Founding Partner of Irrational Capital and a leading behavioural economist, author, entrepreneur, and a James B. Duke Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke University. He is also a founding member of the Center for Advanced Hindsight.  Dan’s groundbreaking work in behavioural economics has led to the publication of several New York Times bestselling publications including Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces that Shape Our Decisions. Irrational Capital is an investment research and development firm that applies workplace behavioural science, financial acumen and data science to capture the powerful connection between human capital and financial outcomes.   Kristof Gleich is the president and CIO of Harbor Capital Advisors, Inc. Kristof oversees all Investment, Distribution & Marketing and Executive Office functions at Harbor.  He provides insight while helping lead Harbor’s strategic growth plan. Outside of work, Kristof is kept busy chasing around after his thre

Summary: Where are the precious metals markets going? Furthermore, why are they going down, and how is the dollar going up? Andy Schectman comes on the show to break down what has been happening in the metals markets, which are defying logic in many respects. We’re seeing more silver being drained at the top, and massive withdrawals of gold from the exchange—with deliveries to China. Tune in to hear about what to expect from the precious metals as we continue to struggle with supply, increasing rates, and uncertain conditions. Highlights: -Precious metals are defying logic in many respects. Andy says he’s never seen a market quite like this in his career -Over the last five months, almost 550 tons of gold have been removed from the metals exchange and have seen four year high in exports to China. Essentially, we’re seeing massive withdrawals and deliveries -Silver is trading at triple the premium it normally does in India, and India is importing large amounts of silver -At the very top, we see more silver bei

In all actuality is not a huge surprise that PPI increased.  When you consider the economy as a large heavy car, (think 1976 Lincoln Continental) this thing was completely stalled blocking the middle of the road in 2020.  That’s good for no one, so the motivation is “do something!”   The government starting pushing on the car to get it moving.  They print a lot of money, flooding the economy with plenty of liquidity, then interest rates get lowered to 0%, this incentivizes and stimulates spending…little by little the car begins moving but then it really gets moving.   Now the car is travelling too fast and it’s time to pump the brakes…they’re failing.  People start running in front of the car, pushing on it, trying to slow it down but remember it’s a big heavy car…there’s a lot of mass behind it and it’s hard. We can’t expect what’s happening right now to put an immediate stop to the rise in costs and demand.  There’s lag and lots of it. At the same time, what the Fed is doing is dangerous.  It’s adding to in

Summary: We’re in a post bubble contraction, and Bob Hoye comes on the show to break this down for us. Bob specifically studies financial bubbles, and notes a few features that are indicative of these bubbles—such as the decline of real long interest rates. Furthermore, we talk about gold stocks in relation to the bubble, and Bob shares some information about what to expect in the near future. Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Charts and Markets

Summary: Can a career in production yield a successful real estate investing career? In Matt Picheny’s case, it absolutely can. Matt moved to NYC years ago to pursue acting, and then found himself in a digital marketing career that eventually transitioned to real estate. He has discovered the importance of persistence in each of his career paths—especially real estate investing—and emphasizes the significance of fostering good relationships. Tune in to hear Matt Picheny’s unique perspective about investing in real estate, and to hear tips on how anyone can get involved. Highlights: -How did this skill set Matt up for being a real estate investor? A number of events/skills let to Matt becoming a real estate investor -He moved to NYC and was a professional actor for 5 years. For 18 years, he had a digital marketing career and then transitioned to real estate -Persistence has allowed him to succeed, and this skill always prevails in the long run -Success is a rollercoaster -Everything is life and business is abo

Summary: Global turmoil is deepening, and the Russia/Ukraine war is escalating. How are these problems going to affect commodities/markets? John Rubino comes on the show to unpack this. Energy and food are going up while housing and used cars continue to go down. Additionally, we have a crucial election coming up that could yield a very divided government. There is a lot to discuss, so be sure to tune in to this episode! Highlights: -Global turmoil is deepening; the Russia/Ukraine war is escalating -The best time to be a defense contractor is during war -PayPal is penalizing subscribers $2500 if they say something that contradicts the official line of the government -We are seeing energy and food going up, while housing and used cars go down -In the short run, food and energy will give us inflation above the 2% target -Midterm elections are going to possibly be very serious—especially in consideration of crime and inflation -We will potentially have a divided government for the next couple years; both sides w

Summary: Job numbers appear to be strong; are they a lagging indicator or a leading indicator? Edward Siddell, CEO of EGSI Financial, comes on the show to warn us of the recession we are in. Rather than moving towards recovery, we are approaching a tough year; we will probably see one more rate raise in March of 2023, and other subsequent shifts. Tune in for more information on what’s to come. Highlights: -Edward’s firm is at the forefront of retirement planning -Rather than approaching recovery, Edward says we are in a recession -2023 is going to be a tough year—we’ll probably see one more raise in March -No one wants to take the risk calling Powell’s bluff -The worse the economy gets, the faster the pivot downward is going to go -We’re not going to see changes until the dollar weakens -Is this recession going to be similar to or different from all the others? Time will tell -Be cautiously optimistic -We’re seeing a raise to liquidity - The Fed doesn’t have much other choice than to print money Useful Links:

Summary: You may have escaped the recent hurricane on the East coast of the US, but everyone is going to get hit by the economic storm taking place. Here to talk about this is Michael Pento, who predicted the record high inflation that has been rampant throughout 2022. He explains some of the culprits of the most pressing economic problems today—to which demand destruction and rising nominal interest rates have affected various markets. Tune in to hear more about what’s in store and to get Michael’s firsthand perspective. Highlights: -The economic storm taking place is a category 5 and no one seems to be aware of it -Back in 2021, Michael predicted record high inflation for 2022 and the Fed slamming on the brakes in an extremely weak economy -The Federal reserve has only raised interest rates by 400-500 points a year twice -Something in the credit markets is going to have to break for the Fed to come to the rescue -We have added $3 trillion to household debt to GDP; it is significantly higher than it was in t

Summary: These are dangerous times in global markets, stock markets, and commodities. Can you make money in a market like this? Chance Finucane comes on the show to discuss this topic; based on past long term bear markets, there’s still a way to go before you should consider hopping back in. Inflation has already peaked, but it is not going to decelerate in the way that the Fed hopes. There are many factors at play in regard to the current market, so tun in for the latest insights. Highlights: -What sort of strategy do you implement in this market? The focus is much more on preservation of capital; Chance doesn’t mind increasing liquidity -Chance might not hop back into the market until sometime next year. Based on analyses of past long term bear markets, there is still a bit of a way to go -Chance’s company typically invests on behalf of former business owners, and they try to manage the downside so that bonds/portfolios don’t go down too much -Inflation peaked in June when it got to around 9% -Inflation is

Summary: Real estate is the big question on everyone’s mind: can you stay in real estate or should you sell? I have real estate expert Naresh Vissa on this episode to talk about this, and we are facing precarious market conditions. However, this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t keep your eye on real estate over the next few months. Naresh advises investors to wait until interest rates peak, and look into possibly getting in the market around December/January. Tune in for more advice on navigating the current real estate market. Highlights: -How do you make money with 7% 30 year fixed rate mortgages? -Unless you’re working in the space, you probably don’t fully understand the real estate market -Home values are going down -We’re seeing a 1% decrease per month on home values -The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates; it looks as if they’re trying to change course and do a soft landing -It’s not a bad idea to wait another 2-3 months as interest rates peak and then get in around December/January -Look at where dec