The FOMO Boom—Then the Blowback - Andrew Horowitz #6294
Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network
Release Date: 06/30/2025
Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network
Kerry Lutz and Christian White break down the crumbling credibility of legacy media — from COVID to October 7th — and expose the growing manipulation of public perception. They discuss the fragility of the financial system, rising distrust in the dollar, and how fiat currencies historically fail. The conversation explores civil unrest, crypto's political power, and why self-sufficiency is no longer optional. They also confront censorship, shadow banning, and Kerry’s fight for truth in content creation — all while urging listeners to question everything and prepare for what’s coming....
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The discussion focused on the growing interest among retailers in stablecoins as a strategy to reduce transaction costs associated with traditional credit card payments. Gerson Gibbs explained that small and mid-sized retailers are particularly affected by high credit card fees, prompting them to explore more efficient payment alternatives. He defined stablecoins as digital currencies pegged to stable assets, which help mitigate price volatility, contrasting them with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin that are subject to market fluctuations. Gibbs emphasized the benefits of stablecoins for...
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Kerry Lutz and Parag El-Amin dive into rising tensions between Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell. They explore Trump’s corporate-style push for control over monetary policy and float the provocative idea of a “shadow Fed chair.” Parag critiques government dysfunction and resistance to innovation, while Lutz introduces the concept of “Trump GPT”—suggesting AI may be driving rapid-fire decisions inside Trump’s camp. The conversation also touches on the Impoundment Control Act, runaway spending, and whether Powell’s days at the Fed are numbered. Find Parag here: Find Kerry...
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In this episode, Kerry Lutz and Brian McAboy dive into the realities of trading, drawing from Brian’s nearly 20 years of experience. Brian shares how he grew a $30,000 trading account before suffering losses due to lack of knowledge, emphasizing the importance of consistency, confidence through testing, and mental conditioning. They discuss why many traders fail—often due to underestimating business skills, risk management, and proper training. Brian outlines a three-step framework for consistent profitability and highlights that knowledge alone isn’t enough; skill and a tailored...
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The discussion centered on the concept of "deficit delusion," where Kerry Lutz and John Tamny argued that the perceived crisis of government debt is a misinterpretation, attributing the real issue to excessive government resource consumption. John highlighted that government spending limits societal advancement, while Kerry pointed out that the current system facilitates easy borrowing through excessive revenue collection. They characterized the situation as a form of theft through taxation, emphasizing that high levels of government intervention lead to economic inefficiencies and lost...
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Kerry Lutz interviewed Ryan Floyd, an experienced investment fund manager, who shared his investment philosophy focused on smaller, lesser-known companies often overlooked by mainstream investors. With nearly two decades in the industry and extensive travel experience, Ryan emphasized the importance of seeking unique opportunities in international markets, particularly highlighting India's economic landscape. He discussed the challenges posed by bureaucratic hurdles and judicial inefficiencies in India, while also noting the hardworking population and positive demographic trends that could...
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Kerry Lutz and Dale Smothers break down the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold off on interest rate cuts amid global uncertainty. Dale points to unresolved trade deals and escalating geopolitical tensions—especially the situation in Iran—as reasons for the Fed’s caution. With markets widely expecting no action in July, he shares why a potential rate cut in September remains on the table, depending on how conditions evolve. They discuss the inflationary impact of tariffs, the delicate balancing act the Fed is navigating, and predict the S&P 500 will stay within the 5,700 to 6,100...
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Kerry Lutz and Andrew Horowitz break down the latest market trends, from record highs to standout sectors like small modular reactor stocks, which have surged 170–200% recently. Andrew explains the true scale and investment potential of these reactors despite logistical hurdles. The conversation explores the impact of foreign investors, FOMO-driven behavior, and shifting consumer habits—such as the move from premium brands to budget-friendly picks. They highlight recovery plays like Wingstop, storm season optimism for Generac, and ongoing interest in gold, silver, and platinum. In tech,...
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Kerry Lutz speaks with Louis O'Connor of Strategic Metals about the critical role of rare earth and technology metals in both economic growth and military strength. Louis explains how his company has been supplying these metals to major manufacturers like Tesla and Apple since 1999, and how private investors can now participate with a minimum investment of $10,000. They explore China's dominance in the market, the metals’ vital use in AI and defense sectors, and the U.S.’s struggle to develop its own supply chain due to limited metallurgical expertise. Louis stresses education,...
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Kerry Lutz and Conrad Black dive into a wide-ranging political discussion, from the influence of accents and conservative black influencers to critiques of Kamala Harris and the political establishment’s failures. They explore Donald Trump’s 2016 victory, grassroots movements, and how AI may shape his current strategies as "Trump 2.0." The conversation tackles executive orders, civil unrest, and legal system flaws, while comparing Trump’s leadership to Steve Jobs and Elon Musk. They also examine NATO, border policy, spending inefficiencies, and the link between prosperity and peace....
info_outlineKerry Lutz and Andrew Horowitz break down the latest market trends, from record highs to standout sectors like small modular reactor stocks, which have surged 170–200% recently. Andrew explains the true scale and investment potential of these reactors despite logistical hurdles. The conversation explores the impact of foreign investors, FOMO-driven behavior, and shifting consumer habits—such as the move from premium brands to budget-friendly picks.
They highlight recovery plays like Wingstop, storm season optimism for Generac, and ongoing interest in gold, silver, and platinum. In tech, Andrew names AI leaders like Nvidia and Microsoft, shares doubts about Google, and analyzes media narratives around Tesla and Elon Musk.
The episode wraps with a look at crypto, favoring Ethereum over Bitcoin as a national currency, while calling out the political entanglements in digital assets.
Find Andrew here: https://thedisciplinedinvestor.com
Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe
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