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“We’re on the on-ramp to hyperinflation because of the concern I have over the value of the US dollar,” says Dr. Mark Thornton, the Peterson-Luddy Chair in Austrian Economics and a Senior Fellow at the Mises Institute. In this interview with Daniela Cambone, Thornton points to central banks and individuals around the world moving away from dollar-denominated assets and toward gold. “On the demand side, we’re seeing a fall off in the demand for the US dollar. Primarily, of course, and everybody knows this, in terms of central banks around the world turning away from US Treasury bonds and towards…

“The next step for governments will be to confiscate gold,” warns David Garofalo, the powerhouse CEO of Gold Royalty Corp. In this interview with Daniela Cambone, he delivers a stark warning about the future of fiat currency and the inevitable return to a gold-backed monetary system. Garofalo argues that the explosive growth of U.S. debt to 350% of GDP has set the stage for a global monetary reset, positioning gold not merely as a commodity, but as the ultimate monetary instrument. “It’s like that saying about bankruptcy,” he explains. “It happens gradually, then suddenly. That will be what happens with…

“The gold market’s been giving investors PTSD from the bear years,” says Jay Martin, President and CEO of VRIC Media. In today’s interview with Daniela Cambone, Martin dissects why “as soon as they hear any mainstream personalities start talking about gold, they immediately assume this must be the top.” He details how cash-flowing miners are his “long-term parking spots,” while speculative juniors require nimble attention. Martin also warns that government intervention is reshaping the sector: “The United States government has become the newest investor at the table… and this is new in the West,” calling it “a bull market you…

Retired U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor delivers a stark analysis of global power shifts, economic decay, and national security. Following a lighthearted exchange about his title, Macgregor frames the charged atmosphere at the conference as a reaction to a world “waking up,” citing silver’s price surge and gold soaring from $2,500 to over $4,500 an ounce as symptoms of a deeper crisis. Macgregor argues that the era of American invincibility is over, painting a picture of a bipolar financial world. On one side is the fading Western, fiat-based system backed by “hopes and dreams,” and on the other is the…

“You can’t have sound money without sound finances,” says Judy Shelton, monetary economist, author of “Money Meltdown,” and former economic advisor to Donald Trump. In an exclusive interview with Daniela Cambone, Shelton explains the rationale behind a gold standard argument, detailing how issuing a gold-backed bond may be the pathway to it. “I don’t know how people talk about free trade without addressing currency gyrations and how they impact trade,” she says. Additionally, she warns that the fate of the U.S. may be similar to what happened to the Soviet Union with insurmountable debt. “Is the US still going to…

In the webinar hosted on January 20, Daniela Cambone sits down with Frank Giustra and Rick Rule to answer questions from the audience live. They touched on issues from soaring gold prices and silver’s next new high to the unfolding global monetary reset. Against the backdrop of gold marching toward $5,000 an ounce and silver experiencing a red-hot surge, the conversation cut through the noise of daily market moves. Giustra and Rule emphasized that while events like the U.S.-Greenland tensions act as a catalyst, the true driver is a systemic collapse of faith in fiat currencies. 📞 SCHEDULE YOUR FREE…

Veteran economist David Rosenberg delivers a sobering diagnosis of market euphoria, warning of parabolic excess and a looming reality check. Rosenberg frames the frenzied energy at the Vancouver conference as a dangerous sign, noting it feels like “a tech conference back in 1999.” He points to silver’s wild surge and gold’s relentless climb past his own targets as signals of an overheated market, stating, “When anything goes up, vertical, completely vertical, like asymptotically north, you got to be wondering what’s going on… These are not normal moves.” He also argues that the era of easy gains is facing a sharp…

“The valuation of the Nasdaq Composite… as a factor of GDP is at the highest ever. The highest valuation of stocks in history,” warns Bert Dohmen, founder of Dohmen Capital Research and publisher of the Wellington Letter. In this interview, he calls it “the most risky time in the markets and geopolitics,” pointing to unprecedented speculation fueled by Fed-driven liquidity. Dohmen cautions against complacency: “Speculation is insane as we have seldom seen it. Margin debt on the New York Stock Exchange is now over $1 trillion… imagine when the margin calls go out and Wall Street starts foreclosing houses.” Drawing…

Frank Giustra joins Daniela Cambone at the Rule Symposium in Boca Raton to deliver a hard-hitting assessment of the dollar’s steep decline — now in its worst stretch since the Nixon era. From unsustainable U.S. debt and deficit spirals to escalating tariff threats and the growing global revolt against dollar hegemony, Giustra lays out why the greenback’s dominance may be on its last legs. He argues this isn’t 3D chess — it’s fiscal chaos. With over $2 trillion in annual deficits and a political system too broken to stop the bleeding, Giustra warns we’ve passed the event horizon. As BRICS…

“I’m a triple digit silver guy… I think we’re going to see $5,000 on gold and $100 silver,” says Keith Neumeyer, CEO of First Majestic Silver. Speaking with Daniela Cambone, the veteran miner, who has been warning of this physical shortage for years, dissects the alarming crisis unfolding in the LBMA and COMEX. He details the “huge physical shortage” that has seen LBMA inventories crater by 33% and 29 million ounces vanish from COMEX in a single month, forcing emergency international airlifts. Neumeyer argues this isn’t a one-off event but the result of a market in a structural deficit for…