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We spoke with sponsor Mistango River Resources’ Chairman Stephen Stewart. He was quite pleased with the company’s just released drill results, intersecting 86.2 g/t of gold over .5 meters and 5.11 g/t of gold over .97 meters. There was visible gold in this hole and in another, for which they’re still awaiting results. This confirms Stephen’s thesis that the gold has traveled west from the ultra-productive adjacent Macassa mine. While the Phase 1 drill program didn’t yield any major results, Phase 2 is working out well and will help focus future targeting activities for the Kirkland West Project. Stephen observes that the past year was a difficult one for the junior mining sector, but is optimistic about the year ahead. Mistango currently has a market cap of CAD $10 million and has $7 million in the bank, leaving an enterprise value of just $3 million. In addition, the prior $60 million Kirkland deal means there will be little if any future dilution. With 600,000 ounces at Omega and hopefully more on the way,

Summary: Dee Carter comes on the show to talk about what you can do to plan for inflation as it continues to be a pressing issue within our personal finances. In the face of rising product costs, bills, and a number of other things, it’s important to save for the future with inflation in mind—especially when planning for retirement. Tune in to hear tips on what you can do to succeed as circumstances fluctuate and inflation becomes more prominent. Highlights: -Inflation has been an issue for many years, and Dee Carter and I are here to discuss what you can do to minimize the effects of inflation in your life -Carter’s natural gas bill increased by 60% -Carter deals with people who are retiring and has noticed that many individuals don’t plan for inflation when saving for retirement; it’s important to plan in advance -The index annuity works well -People trying to go on vacations are also running into problems as prices go up -You need to find a financial advisor that is familiar with what inflation does Useful

Summary: Whether you’re driving a car, calling a big company, or working with your financial advisor, AI is involved in many of our day to day activities. I sit down with Matt Reiner to talk about Benjamin, an AI development that helps financial advisor firms elevate their experience by utilizing automated processes to complete medial, mundane tasks. This ultimately allows advisors to spend more time with clients and allows for a more valuable experience. Tune in for more on how AI is transforming financial advising and bettering firms. Highlights: -Benjamin is helping financial advisor firms elevate their experience by designing AI that complete medial, mundane tasks -This allows for more human to human interactions with clients -The focus is enabling the team to do more -Benjamin helps with client onboarding, preparing advisors prior to meeting with clients, and answering questions -With this tool, advisors can spend more time with clients -The experience is made more fluid and swift -Growth comes from clie

Summary: We are currently waiting to hear what Jerome Powell has in store for the global economy—especially Wall Street. I sit down and chat with Dutch Masters to discuss the latest updates on the markets; for 2022, it’s looking precarious as rates are anticipated to rise. We talk about Carnivore Trading and some of the strategies that can be implemented to successfully invest as the times change. Tune in to hear how you can plan for the year ahead. Highlights: -The price of gold is down, and Wall Street is seeing higher prices and higher volume -If the Fed -Crypto has fallen off the table -Upstart has been performing well -For 2022, this is a precarious market; the rates will probably not come up as much as promised, but they do have to rise -Carnivore Trading doesn’t stick to one style of investing because the circumstances are constantly changing -Carnivore is great at choosing sectors, and demonstrated long and short trades to subscribers -Stocks always have the opportunity to come back Useful Links: Fina

Summary: Are we approaching a crisis? Is it Fed induced or cyclical? Furthermore, can it be stopped? I have Rick Rule on the show to discuss the current economic situation, and it looks as if we are approaching a circumstance that will be difficult to comprehend and adjust to. We are facing various shortages around the world displayed by commodity trends, and which are only going to continue to intensify. Tune in for more. Highlights: -We are coming into a circumstance that will be difficult for people to comprehend -Interest rates will have to rise, and you’ll be punished for saving -Society has under-invested, but meanwhile, the global population is growing; demand for raw materials increases while supply diminishes -The next Silicon Valley will likely occur in a place we don’t expect -Markets are not a source of knowledge; they tend to confuse -There is a lack of electric infrastructure in various areas of the world, and the living standards of the bottom third of mankind will be the primary driver of dema

Summary: On January 24th, markets were getting killed, and then at the end of the day, things turned around. I speak with John Feneck to unpack some of the interesting trends taking place in the markets, and it becomes more evident over time that investors need to be mindful when it comes to analyzing dips and yield. Tune in for more on what’s to come. Highlights: -Investors need to be careful; buying the dip is not always the best move -There is more interest in value stocks than in growth stocks right now -You can’t chase yield all the time -Used cars are in high demand and hotel prices are going up -Airlines are getting slammed because of fuel costs -Pipelines are also a scarce resource right now, and can be priced at very high levels -The resource sector is the place to be Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Feneck Consulting Gold Sector Low Was December Federal Reserve Meeting Says Expert John Feneck Are Gold Stock Investors Wise Contrarians, or Foolish Bag Holders? with Sector Expert John Feneck

News from our sponsor Tier One Silver is starting to pick up as assay lab delays subside. TOS has been reaping the rewards of its aggressive 2021 drill program. In the latest report, they struck 384.6 g/t Silver Equivalent over 3 meters and 221.5 g/t AgEq over 5.5 meters. CEO Peter Dembicki said, “We are very pleased to confirm a fourth structural corridor target carrying high-grade silver, both on surface and at depth, through our drill program. We believe the grade and scalability of the Curibaya system to-date are impressive and warrant further drilling.” He commented that there is much more to come as “[Tier One Silver] is heading into the top of the ‘second inning'.” Co-chair Ivan Bebek observed, “This is a very pivotal result. It’s a spectacular stage. There’s 5 more holes coming…”and each batch of holes has taught us something new and better about the project.” He expresses confidence that, “We're really close to something spectacular here, not just in silver, but there might be a porphyry” as well. Th

Summary: How can you reduce your balances and raise your credit score? Credit expert Paul Oster comes on the show to discuss this. As a result of the pandemic and the holidays, many adults have increased their credit balances significantly. It is highly important to analyze bills to minimize this debt, and closely track your spending. Tune in to hear more about how you can avoid credit card debt and make positive changes within your spending. Highlights: -Holiday spending returned to somewhat normal levels -Close to 50% of adults with a credit card debt increased these balances, not just over the holidays, but over the course of the pandemic -The number 1 priority for people should be minimizing credit card debt -It can be extremely beneficial to minimize subscriptions -Most consumers spend little or no time minimizing their credit card statements -Your credit score is either going to cost or save you money every month -Get copies of your credit report frequently to keep up to date with spending Useful Links:

Highlights/central questions: -Russia/Ukraine coming to a head. -What kind of sanctions will the US impose? -What will that do to the price of oil? -What will $100 oil do to the economy and stock market? -1970s parallels keep multiplying -Mainstream reporter is shocked by Freedom in Florida -Beverly Hills residents flocking to city's only gun store Useful Links: Financial Survival Network If Gold & Silver Crash, “Back Up the Truck” | John Rubino Markets, Cryptos – Ross Clark. Bonds, Gold Silver – John Rubino. Real Estate – Steve Saretsky. A Canadian COVID Hysteric Goes to Florida and Absolute Hilarity Ensues

Summary: We have interesting times ahead, and Darryl Schoon comes on the show to talk about this. Schoon saw the economic downfall coming when he wrote extensively on it back in 2007, and he discusses some of the outcomes that have come into play. Money is not what we initially thought it to be as we find ourselves in a credit-debt incident. Ultimately, change is inevitable, and it looks as if the economic situation is embarking on a downward spiral. Highlights: -In March 2007, Schoon wrote on surviving economic crises before the bottom of Wall Street fell out -Essentially, he predicted the downfall of the economy -Money turned out not to be what it was formerly thought of as—once the Federal Reserve got ahold of money, it became a credit-debt incident -The bankruptcy of the United States will trigger the bankruptcy of the rest of the world Once you sweep away the separate sovereignties of this planet, humanity will be able to succeed -They’re going to raise interest rates again because they have to -The cont

Trilogy Metals’ CEO Tony Giardini sat down with us for a sponsor update. He gave us an upbeat appraisal of the company’s latest developments. Trilogy recent struck 12% copper eq, “an extraordinary result.” Rising copper/gold/silver prices have increased the net present value of the Arctic project to over $2.7 billion. While inflation is affecting all mining concerns, Trilogy isn’t seeing much of an increase in its proposed capital expenditures. Trilogy is still among the lowest cost potential producers in the world with all-in cash costs of $0.98 of payable copper (current spot price is over $4). At present, the market seems oblivious to Trilogy’s rising value and vastly improved project economics. Tony believes that this won’t continue for much longer and sees a future re-rate as likely. Additionally, the company recently upped its resource estimate of its Bornite Project. There’s over 6 billion of pounds of copper (indicated and inferred) so far. They’ve also upped their cobalt estimate to over 88 million p

Summary: It looks as if the great taper is upon us, and the market is starting to experience the predicted effects of this. Here to debrief the messy times we’ve found ourselves in is Michael Pento, who has been analyzing these trends for many years. Ultimately, the Federal Reserve has no choice but to combat inflation, and any approach inevitably contributes to the decline. Tune in for more. Highlights: -The market believes the Fed; the great taper is upon us and the market is experiencing its predicted effects -With selling homes, you can essentially name your price and successfully sell it. This is partially because we’ve had negative interest rates for a long period of time -Tesla, to the market, is what cryptocurrency is to Wall Street -For a time, the Federal Reserve has no choice but to combat inflation -The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet has gone up tremendously because of all the money printing -They have to choose whether they want to destroy the economy with inflation, or destroy it by melting dow

Summary: Gold prices are going up, and so are…silver prices? We’ve been seeing an interesting shift in the precious metals, and the changes are getting more and more extreme as time passes. Silver leading is indicative of positive change for the sector going forward—tune in to hear more on what’s to come. Highlights: -Gold prices have gone up, but silver prices have also increased substantially -The Fed is (allegedly) going to start raising rates in March, which triggered changes in the gold price. Every day, it has been making higher highs and lower lows -The cup with the handle representation has been very telling -Silver is the only commodity in 40 years to have not made a new all time high -The move in gold yesterday was predetermined by the move in silver -SILJ is now leading the move -Silver leading gold is very positive for the sector going forward Useful Links: Financial Survival Network JuniorMinerJunky Gold Stocks in 2022 with Pro Mining Investor David Erfle Back to the Drawing Board for Gold Bulls

Summary: Real estate has been one of the best performing asset classes, especially during the pandemic. Will it stay this way or pull back? Here to speak on this is Mark Hamilton, who talks about how the real estate markets have shifted in consideration of the pandemic, and where they’re going in the future. There are a number of real estate markets—all of which are doing different things. Rents are going up as a result of inflation, and have ultimately recovered what they lost. If you’re looking to get rid of a property, now is the time to get information on strategies about placement. Tune in to this episode to learn more. Highlights: -There are a variety of real estate markets doing different things -From the pandemic, we’ve seen performance differ from market to market -In March and April of 2020, Hamilton was worried that market values would worsen, but the markets went into paralysis for 90 days -Interest rates went down, and people were on the move -New and sleek, urban properties struggled -In every m

Summary: I sit down with Bob Hoye, one of the world’s leading economic historians, to discuss the current financial situation—especially with regard to the rise in commodities. These are trends that we’ve seen many times historically, and the percent gains for big cap sectors have been extraordinary. The future of gold looks promising as the markets continue to shift. Tune in for more great insight about what’s to come. Highlights: -The Federal Reserves and other central banks are probably the most aggressive they’ve ever been. We’re in a financial bubble that has experienced a boom in commodities -Cobalt and Lithium are reaching new highs, as well as certain meats -It’s been a selective, rotational market in terms of commodities -The rise in commodities is partly attributed to the rise in business activity -The boom in 2008 and 2011 for commodities was the biggest in 100 years -The percent gains for big cap sectors have been extraordinary -For the price of gold to go up, there would need to be a financial co

Summary: I have Brian Leni on the show to talk about gold and silver as we kick off 2022, and prices seem to be holding up well thus far. Some of the weakness exhibited in 2021 presents a turning point that is to come, and Leni is optimistic about the precious metals this year. As inflation impacts the economy and individuals hear about rate hikes, gold becomes more sought after. We also take time to discuss cryptocurrency as a threat to precious metals, as well as the future of currency in a rapidly advancing world. Highlights: -Gold and silver prices are holding up better -Last year, Leni thought that things we’re going to get better, but there was a lot of weakness -In 2021, a lot of money was put into the system and had to be shaken out, which makes 2022 promising -When the economy is bad, people tend to flock to gold -Leni is optimistic about the precious metals in 2022 and believes they will make a comeback -Even if the rate hikes happen, the market isn’t going to take it well; it also becomes a politic

Summary: More and more people are getting into real estate investing; it is extremely accessible and simple if you obtain the right resources and support. I speak to Robert Syfert from RealEstateInvesting.com, which is an amazing tool for getting into real estate investing—no matter what your current level of expertise is. They ask a series of questions to assess where you are and your overall goals, and from there can provide materials and private coaching to get you on the right track. If you’re considering real estate, now is the time to plan, learn, and start making moves that will help you be successful in this industry. Highlights: -Everyone is chasing real estate now—is there room for more people to join? -Real estate needs more individuals, and it’s important to know what resources to use to inform yourself on real estate investing -Syfert’s website allows people to actively invest and grow their companies. If you’re after results, this is a great option. -They had a client who wanted to stop working

Summary: The keys to success are not always to be found in education, and here to speak on this is Sam Liebman. While he had particular professors that inspired him in his career, he learned much through observation and participating in the markets. He goes on to talk about the current state of the real estate markets. Ultimately, you need to understand the fundamentals if you are going to invest in something like real estate. Tune in to hear if this may be the right investment area for your background, and how you can get involved. Highlights: -Many times, educators are to blame for low success rates when it comes to educational assessments -Liebman remembers a particular accounting professor that changed his perception on his career. He used examples and analogies to represent difficult concepts -Banks now are probably going to be inundated with massive foreclosures -If you can buy properties cheap enough because of foreclosures, you can perhaps rent them -If you want to learn to invest in real estate, you

Summary: As time goes on, it becomes more clear that the inflationary situation is already dire, and is only going to get worse. Here to speak on this is Peter Schiff, who sheds light on these circumstances. We got away with printing money for a bit because all of it went into the stock market, but it seems that the markets are overvalued and US stocks are not as valuable in an international context. For more information on these issues, be sure to tune in. Highlights: -The current reality is that we’re experiencing very bad inflation that is going to get much worse -Every other currency has inflated as bad/worse than the dollar -For a while, we got away with printing money because all of this money went into the stock market -Our markets are grossly overvalued, and the world wants to get rid of US stocks -We have large deficits -The house of cards economy that the Fed built cannot withstand high interest rates -With all of the Fed’s responsibilities, something has to give -The Fed is concerned about the loss

Summary: We are approaching a new inflection point; there has been much discussion surrounding vaccines, inflation, and competing currencies. Here to talk on this is Gerald Celente. Our nation is finding itself in a very unique position as more mandates arise and uncertainties about the future are brought to light. Tune in for more on what’s happening and what’s to come. Highlights: -We are approaching a new inflection point -There has been a lot of discussion around the vaccines—new strands are emerging, and vaccinated people are still getting infected -The pharmaceutical companies have been profiting largely -The organization Freedom, Peace & Justice has been providing religious-based vaccine exemptions -Celente is still bullish on Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin since interest rates are only going to go up -Cryptocurrency is ultimately going to undermine the dollar -It is likely that higher officials have digital wallets -At the last stages of an empire, it is the weak leading the weak Useful Links: Financia