Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network

In this special episode, Martin Armstrong returns to lay the groundwork for one of the biggest market turning points of the decade. You’ll hear: Why the world is nearing a  confidence collapse How capital is already stampeding across borders What the historical cycles say about the  next phase of silver And why ignoring AI-driven forecasting tools like  Socrates  is no longer an option This is the...

In this explosive interview, John Rubino joins the Financial Survival Network to break down the financial revolution unfolding right now. From TrumpGPT’s aggressive executive orders to the coming 401(k) flood into gold, silver, and Bitcoin—we’re witnessing a full-scale regime shift in money, markets, and power. 💥 Topics Covered: How TrumpGPT is outcoding the Deep State The Impoundment Control Act...

Silver recently surged toward $40, raising big questions about what’s really driving the move. Axel Merk joins Kerry Lutz to break it all down—examining industrial demand, the role of underperforming mining stocks, and whether a short squeeze is still on the table. They tackle ongoing concerns over market manipulation, U.S. borrowing risks, and the ripple effects of tariffs and global conflict. Me...

Kerry Lutz and James Corbett dive into Big Tech censorship, crypto’s shifting future, and the unsettling rise of machine intimacy. James shares how his banned YouTube channel was unexpectedly reinstated—possibly linked to Google’s antitrust pressure. They explore how censorship tactics are evolving, the human cost of AI-driven relationships, and whether universal basic income is just another lever...

Kerry Lutz and Rick Rule discussed various aspects of investing, particularly emphasizing the importance of knowledge and saving for younger investors. Rick recommended investing in gold as a stable asset and highlighted the significance of personal reputation and community in achieving success. Both agreed that investing in health and education offers the highest long-term returns. The conversati...

Kerry Lutz kicks things off with a personal story behind his latest book, sparked by a run-in with an HOA president, before diving into economic red flags with Michael Pento. From Brightline train safety to the Fed’s next move, Pento holds nothing back—calling out Powell’s cheerleaders and slamming the idea of imminent rate cuts. He warns of massive credit and equity bubbles, forecasting a 30–35%...

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 longe...

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 st...

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 decisi...

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 busine...

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 exc...

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 economi...

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...

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 th...

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 i...

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 l...

Kerry Lutz and Gary Brode discussed strategies for optimizing office space for rental income, with Kerry estimating potential earnings of $12,000 to $13,000 monthly during peak seasons. They explored the idea of collaborating on a book focused on real estate strategies, emphasizing the importance of finding quality tenants. Kerry suggested a concise format for their discussions. Gary shared his ex...

We caught up with Shawn Khunkhun, CEO of Dolly Varden Silver Corp (🇺🇸 DVS - 🇨🇦 DV) — the rare “silver unicorn” rewriting the rules of silver exploration in North America. While most of the world’s silver comes as a byproduct from mega-mines in Mexico and Peru, Dolly Varden’s British Columbia project is a high-grade, primary silver mine in a top-tier jurisdiction — making it one of the few pure sil...

In this episode, Kerry Lutz and Martin Armstrong discuss the success of their book The World According to Martin Armstrong , which has sold over 1,800 copies through strong YouTube and email promotions. Armstrong highlights his accurate market forecasts, including a predicted Dow 45,000 by December 2024. They address online troll attacks but remain focused on their work. Armstrong explains how ext...

Kerry Lutz and Byron King analyze silver’s climb past $35 an ounce—its highest level in over a decade. Byron attributes the surge to gold’s strong performance, rising industrial demand, and major government stockpiling from China, India, and Russia. He also highlights growing institutional interest, pointing to a long-term bullish outlook and urging investors to consider silver shares. They discus...

Kerry Lutz welcomes Bob Hoye for a deep dive into the shift from a massive financial bubble toward a possible global depression. They explore gold’s rising real price and the strength of the gold mining sector, especially junior miners like Kosigo Resources , which is gaining traction ahead of its Colombia drilling. Bob draws historical parallels to past crises and examines how a strong U.S. dolla...

In this episode, we break down the real-world clash between Elon Musk and Donald Trump — and why it was all predicted. The AI knows. TrumpGPT knows. Don’t miss the latest from Johnny Depth’s red-pill dispatches from the simulation we call reality.  Watch the matrix bend in real-time.  As discussed at the 2024 Martin Armstrong Conference.  The resistance Trump faces? Foreseen. The patterns? Modeled...

Kerry Lutz talks with Richard Wilson about the evolving role of family offices in managing ultra-wealthy portfolios. They explore how these offices offer strategic planning, tax advantages, and personalized investment strategies—often focusing on industries where the wealth originated, plus real estate and public markets. The conversation shifts to AI’s growing impact on finance, investing, and le...

America’s economy stands at a pivotal moment. Kerry Lutz and Edward Siddell analyze today’s financial crossroads—breaking down soft interest rates, inflation uncertainty, and what could trigger the next big move in the markets. Edward warns of a potential slowdown unless rates drop further and questions the University of Michigan’s 6.5% inflation forecast, pointing to energy prices and tariffs as...

Kerry Lutz sits down with early Bitcoin adopter and crypto strategist Trace Mayer, who reveals why he bought Bitcoin at the very beginning—and never sold. But this episode goes far beyond personal conviction. Mayer exposes a growing trend: nearly 50% of Republican political donations are now happening through crypto. It’s not just about money—it’s about freedom from financial gatekeepers, regulato...