Clem Chambers: Gold's Key Driver is War — But Not the One You Think
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Clem Chambers of aNewFN.com explains how he's adjusted his strategy since the Iran war began, outlining several areas of opportunity, including energy storage, metals processing and artificial intelligence supply chains. "The best protection for what's coming up ... is to be economically active in some way or other — as much as you can — because that will be rewarded," he said. "Economic passivity — that's going to be hammered, absolutely hammered." Companies mentioned by Clem in the interview (in order): EnerSys (NYSE:ENS), Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), Nokia (NYSE:NOK), NVIDIA...
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Katie Durham: Supra Elemental Targeting Critical Minerals Gap With Recovery Tech
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David Hunter: Final Melt-Up, Then Global Bust? Gold, Silver, Oil Price Targets
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Chris Temple: Gold's Next Leg Up — Price Trigger, Key Headwinds
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Chris Temple of the National Investor shares his outlook for the gold price, explaining why it could still fall as low as US$3,500 per ounce, as well as what will trigger the yellow metal's next leg higher. "Bottom line — in my view, what causes gold to turn around is when the Fed has to stop pretending that it cares about inflation, that it can do a darn thing about it, and just starts going nutso again so we don't all go down the deflationary drain," he said. This interview was filmed on May 4, 2026. 0:00 - Intro 0:23 - Gold price headwinds 4:02 - How low can gold go? 9:36 - Key takeaway...
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Ken Chen: How Tokenization Will Open New Investment Opportunities
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Joe Cavatoni: Gold Price Strong, Are Central Banks Really Selling?
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Joe Cavatoni of the World Gold Council discusses gold's price activity since the Iran war began, saying the yellow metal's strength is a positive signal for its long-term trajectory. He also shares what factors he's watching most closely now. "I'm watching two things. I'm watching for the increased vol that continues to persist — even though it might look like it's calmer today, it's still lurking there," Cavatoni said. "And I also think that I'm watching the big signals around the central banks on a global scale — when are they going to be needing to respond to conditions that are being...
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Michael Farkas: Aging Power Grids Threaten AI, EV Growth and US Competitiveness
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NextNRG Founder and Executive Chairman Michael Farkas explains the growing strain on global power systems as geopolitical tensions, electrification and artificial intelligence demand reshape energy markets. Farkas highlights the urgent need for grid modernization, the rise of battery storage and microgrids and the role of government policy in accelerating energy infrastructure deployment. The conversation also explores electric vehicle (EV) adoption, critical minerals supply chains and how energy resilience is becoming central to economic competitiveness and national security. 0:00 -...
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Lynette Zang: Gold, Silver Price Signal — "We Are Clearly in WWIII"
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Lynette Zang of Zang International explains what gold and silver are saying about the world today, noting that while spot prices for the precious metals are down, they are on track to eventually assume their true fundamental value. "What I really want people to understand is it's a shakeout — it's telling you that we are at the end of this currency's lifecycle," she said. "Silver is that fuse, so it is a lot more volatile. Gold is the anchor." This interview was filmed on April 29, 2026. 0:00 - Intro 0:21 - Silver fuse, gold anchor 3:03 - Shift toward true value 7:26 - Gold is doing its...
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Steven Boms: From Skepticism to Action — The Long Road to Consumer-Controlled Data in Canada
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As Canada prepares to implement a groundbreaking open banking framework, Steven Boms of the Financial Data and Technology Association of North America, offers his insights on how this shift promises to boost competition and safeguard consumer rights. In this episode, Boms shares the critical moments that have shaped Canada’s open banking legislation while highlighting the key hurdles, risks and regulatory complexities still to come. This interview was recorded on April 21, 2026. 0:00 - Introduction to Canada's open banking ambitions 0:30 - Critical regulatory areas for successful...
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Andy Hoese: Oil, Uranium, Coal — Bullish on Energy as Crisis Builds
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Andy Hoese of Finding Value Finance is bullish on the broader commodities sector, including gold and silver, but right now he's most interested in oil. In particular, he sees oil as one of the best opportunities for investors right now. "That's why I'm so excited about energy and why I'm so bullish on energy, and maybe not so much on metals and the gold- and silver-mining companies," he said. "It's because what interest rates are doing, the situation that we're in with the Middle East and what I'm seeing in some of these ratio charts is suggesting that we could see an outperformance of energy...
info_outlineDr. Marc Faber of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report discusses the impact of the Iran war on global liquidity, asset price trends, interest rates and gold. He also weighs in on the future of the US economy and the BRICS nations.
"I believe we are also in a time where asset holders will lose money no matter what you do," he said. "But as I said, if you go down in your assets by 10 percent, and all your neighbors go down by 50 percent and most people go down by 90 percent, your loss of 10 percent is actually a relative increase compared to everybody else — and then you should be very happy."
This interview was filmed on April 9, 2026.
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - War tightening liquidity
5:59 - Oil prices and inflation
11:11 - Fed and interest rates
15:54 - How to preserve wealth
19:49 - Why isn't gold higher?
27:10 - US economic outlook
33:31 - West vs. BRICS nations
37:17 - Marc's final thoughts
38:24 - Outro
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