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Chris Macintosh argues the world is moving into a severe shortage-and-debt crisis regime, with food, energy, and other real assets set to outperform paper assets over…
A long-form philosophical interview with Donald Hoffman about consciousness, observers, spacetime, and the idea that reality is more like an evolved interface or…
Melody Wright argues the U.S. housing market is frozen, not short, with rising delinquencies, investor stress, and stubborn sellers pointing to a drawn-out correction.…
Andy Schectman argues that China, the Gulf, and BRICS-linked partners are quietly building a parallel trade and settlement system that reduces reliance on the dollar and…
Larry Johnson argues that Trump’s Iran war has effectively failed and that China is using the Beijing visit to signal leverage, not welcome Trump. He says any new U.S.…
Doomberg argues the market is underpricing the geopolitical and supply-chain consequences of the Iran/Strait of Hormuz conflict, but he also thinks oil is not…
Alain Bauer argues that the world is entering a broader, already-active conflict centered on U.S.-China rivalry, Middle East choke points, and accelerating…
Bloomberg’s Jason Kelly and Alex Rodriguez interview Alan Waxman, co-founder and CEO of Sixth Street, about why his firm has become an unusually active sports investor.…
A long-form interview on UAPs and alleged government disclosure efforts, centered on claims that the U.S. has hidden evidence of non-human intelligence and is beginning…
FT’s film argues that Surinam’s offshore oil boom could transform the country, but only if it avoids the classic resource-curse pattern. The piece balances optimism from…
French TV panel centered on the U.S.-China summit in Beijing, but repeatedly pivots to the Iran war and the possibility of a new U.S. bombing campaign. The guests frame…
Steve Yang interviews Thomas Nadrowski of Amvest/Terradien about what he calls a “mineral war”: China’s control of critical-mineral processing and its use of export…
A narrative documentary about an alleged Mossad deep-cover operation in southern Lebanon, where a dentist used his clinic light as a hidden camera to photograph…
Educational real-estate training video focused on seller finance versus subject-to deals, with heavy emphasis on structuring terms, rapport, and seller psychology.
Tim Miller and Tom Nichols spend most of the episode arguing that Trump is acting erratically around the Iran war, that his late-night posting suggests deeper…
ARK’s discussion centers on a SpaceX–Anthropic compute deal and what it says about the economics of AI infrastructure. The speakers argue the deal helps both sides…
LCI frames the Iran conflict as a broader secret war in which China, Gulf states, and the U.S. are all maneuvering through covert supply chains, strike support, and…
Jeremy Saffron interviews retired Marine intelligence officer Hal Kempfer about how Hormuz, Taiwan, China’s missile buildup, and Middle East war spending are reshaping…
A Silver Trade episode argues that silver’s January crash was largely a forced reset tied to Chinese inventory stress, Western paper shorts, and physical metal flowing…
Yahoo Finance’s Market Catalysts episode centered on hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation, strength in AI and semiconductor stocks, the surge in memory-chip demand, and a…
The episode centers on Trump’s Beijing trip with major U.S. CEOs, the leverage dynamics between the U.S. and China, the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz risk, a California…
A fast-paced French explainer traces 250 years of economic thought from Adam Smith to Milei, using each school of thought to frame recurring debates over markets, state…
Simon Dixon argues the global financial system is in a late-stage debt and asset-stripping cycle, with power shifting from governments to transnational financial…
TraderTV Live framed the session as a risk-on morning after a brief pause in the rally, with Nvidia, the chip complex, and China headlines dominating the tape. The show…
Yahoo Finance Live covered a hot PPI print, rising inflation and energy costs, the market’s continued reliance on the AI trade, Jensen Huang’s China trip, the…
David Woo argues markets are underpricing a widening US-Iran conflict that he frames as a US-China proxy war. He says oil is likely to stay high or spike further, which…
Arthur Hayes argues Bitcoin is in the early stages of a new bull market and reiterates a very bullish near-term target, with the core driver being global credit creation…
Andy Constan argues the current AI-led market has bubble characteristics: a new technology shock, escalation through FOMO and policy easing, and a peaking phase driven…
Nebius reported a blowout Q1 2026 quarter and raised 2026 capex guidance, with management emphasizing that demand still exceeds supply, prices are rising, and more…
Art Berman argues that the Strait of Hormuz disruption is an unprecedented oil shock that will hit the physical market far harder than futures imply, with diesel and…
David Hunter argues that bonds and precious metals are at the start of a major secular turning point. He expects a near-term move lower in bond yields, a powerful…
Krishna Rao frames Anthropic as a compute-constrained, research-led enterprise AI business where frontier model capability, compute flexibility, and product iteration…
Rory Johnston argues the oil market is still underpricing a major supply shock from the Middle East, even though prices have not yet reacted as strongly as he expected.…
Bloomberg’s primer argues that the U.S. and its allies are trying to rebuild the nuclear fuel chain around HALEU as AI demand, climate goals, and geopolitical supply…
Andy Schectman argues that persistent physical tightness in gold and silver is real and increasingly reflected in Chinese demand, COMEX outflows, and a broader shift…
Rick Rule argues that inflation is being underestimated and will increasingly squeeze households, businesses, and fixed-income savers. He says the U.S. has lived through…
Pierre Lassonde argues that gold is in a multi-year secular bull market driven less by jewelry demand and more by central-bank accumulation, dollar debasement, and…
A long-form narrative about a Mossad deep-cover operation in Isfahan, where a fabricated identity named Roya is built to penetrate Iran’s nuclear-social network. The…
The speaker argues the current oil shock could be worse than 1973 because it is tied to a broader geopolitical realignment, especially a U.S.-China cold war dynamic…
Pace Morby presents creative finance as a flexible real-estate and business acquisition framework that uses terms, notes, subto, seller finance, and private capital…
Raoul Pal argues that blockchains should be valued as networks that maximize intelligence per unit of energy, not by discounted cash flow or fee generation. He extends…
Matthew Piepenburg argues that rising yields and accelerating CPI are symptoms of a deeper sovereign debt and currency-loss-of-trust problem, not just an energy shock.…
Rick Rule argues the best opportunities are now in hated oil and gas, with uranium still attractive for structural reasons. He thinks the Gulf conflict has accelerated…
Roman Yampolskiy argues that reality is likely a simulation and that the Big Bang may mark the simulation starting up. His more market-relevant message is that general…
CNBC’s Squawk Pod centers on Ron Baron’s extreme bullishness on Elon Musk’s ecosystem—especially SpaceX and Tesla—plus quick-hit market commentary on Iran, oil, and a…
Bill Fleckenstein argues that the near-term market is being driven less by war headlines or earnings than by the Fed’s renewed liquidity support and the persistent…
Live Q&A focused on the speaker’s macro bearishness on U.S. equities, constructive view on oil, and long-term bullish case for Ethereum and Cosmos/ATOM as infrastructure…
Andy Schectman argues that gold and silver markets are showing signs of physical stress beneath paper pricing, with COMEX deliveries, vault withdrawals, and Chinese…
The video argues that Bitcoin’s inability to clear $82K is less important than the coming policy and infrastructure changes around crypto, especially the Clarity Act…
Lloyd Blankfein argues that finance is fundamentally a business of taking risk while managing risk, and that the best managers focus less on predicting the future than…
A lecture-style transcript arguing that AI is not just technology but an occult, power-seeking project that could become a surveillance and control system. The speaker…
A French interview with Pauline Elie argues that Palantir is not just a data company but part of a broader ideological project tying surveillance, military software, AI…
The video argues that four unrelated physics observations—the Fermi paradox, fine-tuning, apparent discreteness at the Planck scale, and the effectiveness of…
Ron Baron argues that SpaceX is on track to become the world’s largest company, framing the IPO as the next major step in a long-running private-market compounding…
ABC’s Budget 2026 special centered on a major Labor budget overhaul of housing and tax policy, paired with fuel-security spending, NDIS savings, and a broad productivity…
A comedy podcast episode where Nima Razavi interviews Neil deGrasse Tyson about alien encounters, UFO disclosure, and how humans should behave if contact ever happens.…
Luke Gromen argues the world is entering a historically unusual overlap of shocks: an extended Strait of Hormuz disruption, fragile global supply chains, record…
Mike Small argues that the world is entering a larger reset driven by China’s property collapse, hidden losses, and the knock-on strain it could create for banks, local…
French TV discussion on LCI about the outbreak of hantavirus linked to the Hondius cruise ship, followed by a long second half on Trump, Iran, Israel, Gulf involvement…
Luke Gromen argues the global monetary order is shifting away from the dollar-centered system and toward a regime where gold becomes part of the settlement mechanism…
Jeff Snider argues the Eurodollar system is a broken but still-necessary short-run patch that has outlived its usefulness, and that the real search is for a bottom-up…
A narrative history of an Israeli Mossad deep-cover operation in Damascus in 1973, centered on an operative posing as a blind Lebanese teacher with a guide dog to enter…
Yahoo Finance’s Market Domination focused on a muted but broadly resilient tape: semiconductors kept ripping higher, energy rallied on Iran-related oil fears, and bond…
Steve Hanke argues the U.S. is weakening itself through tariffs, sanctions, industrial policy, and militarism while China is gaining leverage through control of rare…
Alex Krainer argues that the Iran conflict is being held in check only temporarily, with a China trip creating a near-term off-ramp for Trump, while the more serious…
Pierre Lassonde argues gold’s structural bull market remains intact, driven by U.S. deficits, debt monetization, central bank buying, and a shift toward hard assets. He…
LCI’s panel treats the Iran–US standoff as a mix of military signaling, diplomatic pressure, and information warfare, with the Charles de Gaulle’s regional deployment…
Rick Rule argues that gold is still in a long secular bull market because the dollar is losing purchasing power, not because gold is becoming "expensive" in real terms.…
Michael Oliver argues that silver has likely already put in its washout low and is now in a violent consolidation before the next leg higher. He ties that view to…
The speaker argues that the market is in an extreme-greed phase while major institutions, especially Berkshire Hathaway, are sitting on record cash and may deploy it…
French market briefing centered on the S&P 500, the speaker’s own trading mistake, and a strong bearish-to-cautious view on the AI-led U.S. equity rally. The speaker…
Chris Williamson and Mark Manson discuss why coping with uncertainty matters more than chasing certainty, and argue that friction, responsibility, and chosen difficulty…
Marc Andreessen argues that AI is already producing huge real-world productivity gains rather than broad labor collapse, and that the public narrative is being distorted…
A Macro Monday panel argues that the immediate market backdrop is a split screen: Bitcoin is breaking out above $80K on strong inflows while equities, earnings, and risk…
Christian Angermayer argues that his biggest wins came from ignoring consensus and following high-conviction, founder-led ideas: RNAi, psychedelics, and now Enhanced…
An interview on self-control and motivation with Dr. Kentaro Fujita, focused on the marshmallow test, self-control as a learnable skill, and practical tools like…
This is a conversational, idea-heavy My First Million episode centered on a single thesis: personal investing success is driven less by strategy and more by temperament…
This is an interview about David Epstein’s book Inside the Box, arguing that constraints often improve creativity, productivity, and meaning. Epstein and Russ Roberts…
This is a multi-segment French morning show that mixes farming complaints, Covid/vaccine criticism, Iran–Hormuz geopolitics, EU politics, and a long interview with a…
Anne Applebaum argues that the U.S. is experiencing democratic decline, not a sudden collapse, and that Trump-era incentives, corruption, and institutional capture are…
A creator argues that AI coding tools are genuinely productive but also create cognitive debt, skill atrophy, and over-reliance when developers let the agents do too…
Rick Rule says the oil rally was driven by structural underinvestment that the Iran conflict only accelerated, and he still prefers North American oil equities…
A documentary-style narrative about Israel's hunt for and strike on Iad Ahmed Abd al-Rahman Shambari, Hamas's military intelligence operations chief, framed around the…
LCI’s ‘Grand Dossier’ is a geopolitics-heavy debate about Iran’s response to Trump’s proposed deal, the nuclear/uranium standoff, and the escalation risk in the Strait…
Andy Schectman argues that the silver and gold market is being quietly drained through COMEX deliveries, Asian import demand, and central-bank-style accumulation, while…
David Hunter argues the market is in the early stage of a final parabolic melt-up in stocks and commodities, driven by skeptical positioning, lower rates, a weaker…
Interview with avocate Héloïse Kawaishi on how couples should think about money and property before buying or moving in together. Her core message is blunt: real estate…
Clem Chambers argues that a powerful inflationary boom is building from three forces: government intervention to prevent market stress, a US re-industrialization push…
Michael Saylor argues that Strategy’s Bitcoin-backed preferred stock, STRC, is not a retreat from the “never sell Bitcoin” thesis but a way to monetize Bitcoin…
Luke Gromen argues that global economic conflict is increasingly being fought through supply-chain choke points rather than open sanctions, with China using delayed or…
Dr. Jan Oberg argues that Europe has become more dangerous than during the Cold War because NATO expansion, Europe’s loss of independent strategic thinking, and the…
Gary argues that asset prices keep rising not mainly because the economy is strong, but because crises are repeatedly resolved through huge government deficits that…
A French-language AI/robotics video argues that humanoid robots have moved from lab demos to real-world deployment across religion, sports, logistics, industry, and…
French TV roundtable focused on the escalating US-Iran standoff in the Strait of Hormuz, parallel Russia-Ukraine ceasefire signaling, and the broader strategic…
Michael Oliver argues silver is beginning a major momentum-led repricing, with a target range of roughly $300 to $500 an ounce and a possible move by this summer. He…
Alasdair MacLeod argues that the Middle East conflict, especially the Hormuz blockade risk, is exposing a larger financial fragility: oil shocks, Japanese inflation…
A French panel discussion argues that Iran has discovered the Strait of Hormuz as a strategic weapon potentially more powerful than its nuclear program, because it can…
A podcast-style market wrap centered on AI infrastructure, Google’s strong earnings, White House scrutiny of model releases, OpenAI’s compute and IPO pressures, and a…
Andy Schectman argues that gold and silver are not ‘going up’ so much as the dollar is being debased, with gold acting as the neutral yardstick for purchasing power. He…
The video argues that the S&P has entered a short-term melt-up driven by extreme call-heavy positioning, powerful AI/capex earnings, and dealer hedging flows that have…