Money Metals' Weekly Market Wrap Podcast

History shows that interest rates tend to rise along with inflation rates. When the Fed overshoots inflation, then, yes, it can cause markets to tumble. But with the Fed funds rate barely a quarter of a point above zero, we're a long way away from an overshoot.            

David Morgan, the Silver Guru & publisher of The Morgan Report joins me to break down the recent market action in the metals. He also explains why he believes 2016 is going will be a pivotal year.            

There's been some big news out of China lately, and today we'll dive deeper into the discussion when I welcome in Gordon Chang. Mr. Chang is one of the foremost experts on the Chinese economy and has written a book titled The Coming Collapse of China. He'll tell us why he believes an epic collapse is imminent and what it all means for the Western financial world and why he believes there is what h...

Craig Hemke of the TF Metals Report gives perhaps the best explanation you'll ever hear on the gold & silver price manipulation scheme & also talks about the new Shanghai Gold & Silver Exchange.            

Frank Holmes, CEO and Chief Investment Officer at U.S. Global Investors and author of the book The Goldwatcher: Demystifying Gold Investing talks about a bullish outlook for the metals and comments on what's ahead for gold and silver.            

This week features a fantastic interview with Paul-Martin Foss of The Carl Menger Center for the Study of Money and Banking and former legislative assistant for Congressman Ron Paul. Paul-Martin shares his firsthand account of what those on Capitol Hill truly think of our monetary system, and how most in Congress simply don't have a clue about the Federal Reserve banking cartel, let alone the impo...

David Smith of The Morgan Report speaks this week. David talks about the bullish market in the metals, why the environment figures to be positive moving forward, & why those who haven't secured the low-priced bullion are running out of time.            

This Week we'll hear an amazing interview with James Rickards, author of Currency Wars, The Death of Money & The New Case for Gold. He shares his insights on Fed governors, the ramifications of negative interest rates, & the likelihood of gold repricing.            

This week we'll hear an explosive interview with Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends Journal. As usual Gerald pulls no punches when speaking about the Fed's follies, election-year craziness, Europe in turmoil, and what's ahead for gold.            

Coming up we'll hear one of the most explosive interviews we've done to date. Marc Faber of The Gloom, Boom, & Doom Report tells us why a cashless society will not work and why the mainstream hates gold.            

Michael Rivero tells us this week what to expect during the rest of the primary season, whether or not Donald Trump can be stopped, and how likely we are to see inflation come roaring back.            

This week we hear from David Morgan of the The Morgan Report to get his take on the advance in the metals so far this year, how long it's likely to continue, and whether or not the Silver Guru is concerned that silver is lagging gold during this rally.            

This week we'll hear an encore presentation of my conversation with Steve Forbes. Mr. Forbes recently gave an explosive interview about the presidential election and why he believes the time is now for America to return to the gold standard.            

This week we'll welcome back Michael Pento. He released some 2016 financial market predictions a couple of months ago, and they are ALREADY playing out right before our eyes. I'll ask him what he sees ahead for the markets now and what he sees for gold.            

This Week Dan Norcini explains why gold has been moving up so far this year, whether or not metals investors should be concerned that silver is lagging, and what he sees ahead for both metals in the weeks and months ahead.            

This week's interview is with Marc Faber, editor and publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report. Dr. Faber talks about just how insane the money printing by the central banks has gotten and also answers the question of why it is that Wall Street and the financial media hate gold.            

Coming up we'll hear from Keith Neumeyer, CEO of First Majestic Silver Corp. Keith updates us on the state of the mining industry, how ridiculous and ultimately damaging the futures market has become, and why he believes the possibility of triple digit silver is NOT ridiculous.            

Mr. Forbes shares his insights on the Presidential election, the importance of owning gold, & why he believes the time is now for American politicians & voters alike to bring back a gold-backed currency to help restore our out-of-control monetary system.            

Today, Steve St. Angelo gives us his insights on what we should all make of the market volatility that has developed so far and how the stage is being set for massive physical shortages and exploding prices in the gold and silver markets.            

Today we'll hear from Frank Holmes of U.S. Global Investors. Frank weighs in on the turbulent market action thus far in 2016 and discusses some of the positive signs he sees ahead for gold and silver.            

Today we'll hear an outstanding interview with Craig Hemke of TF Metals Report. Craig shares his insights on the ridiculous sham that the gold futures market has become, how much longer it can go on, and what lies ahead in 2016 for ALL financial markets.            

In this final edition of our podcast in 2015, our friend David Morgan joined us in studio over the summer for a spirited and enlightening conversation on a range of topics including the future of the mining industry and inflation versus deflation.            

Today we'll hear an encore performance of one of the most explosive interviews we did this past July with GATA's Chris Powell. Chris pulled no punches on the important topic of government manipulation in the metals markets, and he has a dire warning for executives of mining companies if they continue to sit back and ignore the problem.            

Chris Martenson gives us his thoughts on the first interest rate hike by the Fed in ten years, why the Fed is completely into a corner, the inherent dangers of complacency, and the role that gold and silver can serve as a part of a self-reliance plan.            

Those seeking diversification away from the dollar and into hard assets have to be prepared for unpredictable price swings, whether caused by the Fed or other forces operating in the markets. Over time, though, gold and silver can be expected to maintain their purchasing power regardless of what they are priced at in terms of national currencies.