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“If we elect Carney, we could lose 50-60% of the value of the dollar,” warns Kevin O’Leary, aka Mr. Wonderful. In an exclusive interview with Daniela Cambone, O’Leary sharply criticizes Mark Carney, comparing him to “Trudeau on steroids” and predicting his policies would harm Canada. “He is backed by Gerald Butts, who is the Antichrist out of Canada. Everybody knows that.” As the Canadian federal election tightens, O’Leary predicts Carney will lose, and the Conservatives could secure a majority mandate. With tariff threats ramping up and relations strained, can Canada still turn to the U.S. for help? Watch the interview…
“Gold is basically the best sleeping aide,” says E.B.Tucker, bestselling author of “Why Gold, Why Now?” In a captivating interview with Daniela Cambone, Tucker urges us to live in the moment and reject ideological constraints. He further stresses that the spiraling national debt is not the most pressing issue facing the United States. “The system is doomed… The national debt might be a hundred trillion dollars… and you might be making two million a year in middle class.” With a keen eye on economic trends, Tucker emphasizes the Fed’s agenda for personal prosperity. “What the Fed wants me to do…
“What’s coming up is gonna destroy millions—tens of millions—of retirees’ retirements if they are not careful,” warns Chris Vermeulen, founder and chief investment officer at TheTechnicalTraders.com. In an interview with Daniela Cambone, he lays out a highly bearish outlook for financial markets, forecasting a severe economic downturn that he believes could rival or surpass the 2008 financial crisis. “To me, it looks like a stage four, which is a financial reset—kind of like the tech bubble, the 2008 financial crisis.” Vermeulen predicts the S&P 500 could decline by as much as 47–55%, echoing the scale of past collapses. He also…
“Trade, it went from the West to the East, and it’s never coming back, the gold that’s there,” says Gianni Kovacevic, author and energy commentator. In today’s interview with Daniela Cambone, Kovacevic argues that the global economic center of gravity has permanently shifted. He explains how China, through decades of strategic investment and industrial planning, now dominates critical supply chains, from rare earths to battery production, despite holding just 7% of the raw materials. “They did the hard work. We didn’t,” he says. With the U.S. focused on short-term political cycles and nostalgic reshoring efforts, Kovacevic warns that nations like…
“I think we are at peak dollar… But it’s not something that’s going to happen overnight; it will take decades to unfold,” says Clive Thompson, retired managing director of Union Bancaire Privée in Switzerland. In an interview with Daniela Cambone, Thompson delves into the dangers of the insurmountable debt burden facing the U.S. economy. “The real debt will be more than double what it is today. And the interest being paid on that debt is probably going to be four or five times what it is today,” he warns, painting a sobering picture of the future. Thompson also sheds light…
“We’re pretty much running out of time for them to do a rate cut,” says Dr. Pippa Malmgren, American entrepreneur, economist, and presidential advisor, in the second part of her interview with Daniela Cambone. Malmgren explains that it’s less likely for the Fed to cut rates before the presidential election because they would risk being accused of “helping the incumbent” if they do. Additionally, she notes that rate changes usually occur when there’s a clear signal of where the economy is headed, but before an election is not the opportune time. She further emphasizes that rate hikes didn’t significantly alter…
Central banks are allocating gold as a strong diversifier for their reserve portfolios, says Joseph Cavatoni, Market Strategist, North America, World Gold Council. He tells Daniela Cambone that the correlation between gold and the US dollar still exists, despite rising gold prices and a strong dollar, driven by high demand in Asia. “Our expectation is that the Fed pivot will likely lead investors to increase their gold allocation,” he concludes. 📰 JOIN DANIELA’S NEWSLETTER: or call 866-706-9061 “ITM did a great job of educating me on the history of the dollar, the financial markets, the banks, gold, and the laws…
The government has zero credibility when it comes to actually affecting real change,” says Porter Stansberry, founder of Stansberry Research and a successful investor. In this exclusive interview with Daniela Cambone, Stansberry expresses skepticism about whether the DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) and the current Trump administration can cut the deficit. He draws a parallel to Reagan’s presidency, noting that despite promises to reduce spending and fix deficits, government debt continued to grow. In his view, such an environment would bode well for gold. He also believes the stock market is overvalued and will continue trending downward. Additionally, he argues…
“The global financial order is tilting—and it’s not going to stop,” says Dr. Nomi Prins, former Goldman Sachs managing director and bestselling author of Collusion. With the Shanghai Gold Exchange launching offshore vaults in Hong Kong, Singapore, Zurich, and Dubai, Prins calls it a “time zone tilt, a geographical tilt, a power tilt” that shifts gold—and power—away from the West. “This is about redistricting the globe around the hard currency of gold,” she explains. “Central banks are diversifying away from the dollar, and gold is now the second most held reserve asset worldwide, ahead of the euro. China has been…
“We’re going to be going into very lumpy, bumpy times,” warns Clem Chambers, founder of ANewFN. In a new interview with Daniela Cambone, Chambers predicts a coming credit bust fueled by opaque private lending and overleveraged companies. “If companies can’t pay back the credit,” he says, “it will end up in a scenario similar to 2008.” On the Fed, Chambers is emphatic in his support despite the criticism it often receives: “People love to hate on the Fed, but without it, the financial system would’ve imploded multiple times by now.” He also underscores gold’s role in moments of deep systemic…

