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Grant Williams

Type: Speaker Tracked appearances: 12

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Latest appearance 2026-07-12 13:30

Most seen on Excess Returns

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Latest tracked appearance: 2026-07-12 13:30.
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gold 4 silver 2 100-year pivot / fourth turning cycle 1 100-year pivot / generational regime change 1 central bank buying 1 Central bank gold buying 1 commodities 1 commodity supercycle 1

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Soar Financially

Grant Williams

2026-07-12 13:30

YOU Need to STOP Timing the Crash | Grant Williams

Portfolio defense vs. offense in late-cycle marketsFourth Turning / 100-year pivot cycle theory

Preview:Grant Williams, interviewed at the Rule Symposium 2026, argues that we are in a dangerous late-cycle environment where the rational portfolio posture should be defensive — preserving capital rather than chasing returns. He frames this within the "Fourth Turning" / 100-year pivot thesis, emphasizes gold as the perpetual safe haven, warns against overtrading geopolitical headlines (US-Iran), and flags AI capex overvaluation and passive-bid fragility as key risks. His core message: stop trying to time the crash; instead, build a liquid, tail-resistant portfolio that survives whatever comes.

Mining Network

Grant Williams

2026-07-09 14:13

Gold: The Apex Predator Returns | Grant Williams

central bank buying

Preview:Grant Williams argues that gold should be understood less as a tradable commodity and more as the “apex predator” of the financial system: the anchor that re-stabilizes an overlevered, over-financialized system when fiat credibility breaks down. He frames the rise in central-bank gold buying, huge debt growth, and the weak relevance of short-term data like jobs prints as evidence that the system is already moving toward a future need for gold, even if no government would willingly choose a gold standard upfront.

VRIC Media

Grant Williams

2026-07-06 10:00

Navigating Bull Markets: When to Buy In - And When To Sell Off | Grant Williams

Preview:Grant Williams argues the recent pullback in gold, silver, and miners is more a reset after an extended run than the start of a broken thesis. He says the key question is not the daily price, but whether you own metals as a trading momentum bet or as long-term protection against inflation, debt, and currency debasement.

Maggie Lake Talking Markets

Grant Williams

2026-06-23 09:00

Risk, Failure, Luck, & the Art of Finding Joy | Majors Notes - The Market House w/ Grant Williams

luck and uncertaintypersonal responsibilityvictimhood culture

Preview:Grant Williams argues that luck and risk are often misunderstood: uncertainty is unavoidable, but it is also where opportunity lives. He uses a memorable anecdote about Joe Duran to argue that taking responsibility for both bad breaks and good outcomes is more useful than blaming luck or adopting a victim mindset. The conversation also starts to turn toward risk-taking, with Grant suggesting that risk appetite is often chosen and developed, not something people are simply born with.

Palisades Gold Radio

Grant Williams

2026-05-05 05:01

Grant Williams: Why Gold Will Skyrocket | The Changing World Order Playbook

commodity supercyclemonetary order

Preview:Grant Williams argues the world is moving into a multi-decade monetary reset where trust in fiat currencies is eroding, commodity supply matters more, and gold is the cleanest hedge. He thinks the shift may force a de facto return to some gold anchor, while patient capital in commodities and resource stocks could outperform for years, especially as national security and resource nationalism reshape markets.

Excess Returns

Grant Williams

2026-01-12 08:27

The Regime Shift No One is Prepared For | Grant Williams on the 100 Year Pivot

fourth turning

Preview:Grant Williams argues that the world is in a multi-decade regime shift: trust in institutions, fiat money, and the dollar-centered system is eroding, and investors need to reorient toward hard assets and resilience rather than assuming the old playbook still works. The interview ties that thesis to the financial crisis, Russia’s reserve-asset seizure, central-bank gold buying, deglobalization, and the possibility that AI and trade realignment will reinforce the same reversal.

Reinvent Money

Grant Williams

2026-01-11 08:45

Grant Williams: "There is no Safe Haven, it's an Illusion"

safe havenscommodities

Preview:Grant Williams argues that the post-Maduro shock underscores a broader market regime of uncertainty: there is no true safe haven, policy and geopolitical surprises dominate, and investors should focus on defense, purchasing-power preservation, and tangible assets rather than predictions. He favors gold as the long-run anchor, sees commodities like oil and copper as cheap, distrusts easy certainty around Venezuela, oil, or the dollar, and urges viewers to avoid guru worship and build their own process.

Wealthion

Grant Williams

2025-09-23 15:00

Grant Williams: Gold’s Real Role & Why the Dollar’s Future Is at Risk

reserve asset freezes

Preview:Grant Williams argues gold should be treated as a store of wealth, not a trading vehicle: he owns it to preserve purchasing power and is comfortable with a very large allocation. He ties the case for gold to a weakening dollar standard, reserve diversification after the 2022 Russian asset freeze, and the likelihood that U.S. debt will eventually be monetized.

Miles Franklin Media

Grant Williams

2025-09-19 15:00

Silver Will Explode – Speculators Will Flock Like They Did to Crypto | Grant Williams

Fourth Turning

Preview:Grant Williams argues this is the end of a long monetary and social buildup, not the beginning of a clean new era, and that the transition will be painful, chaotic, and likely marked by institutional breakdown. He is bullish on gold as a signal of currency debasement and especially bullish on silver as the speculative trade of the next phase, potentially attracting the same risk-seeking capital that previously chased crypto, NFTs, meme stocks, and leveraged ETFs.

Excess Returns

Grant Williams

2025-08-02 07:43

The 100 Year Pivot | Grant Williams on How to Survive a Regime Shift Few Understand

100-year pivot / fourth turning cycle

Preview:Grant Williams, co-host of "The 100 Year Pivot" project with Demetri Kofinas, argues we are in a once-in-a-century regime shift — a "fourth turning" — where the easy-money tailwinds of the last 40 years have reversed. Central themes: the weaponization of the dollar system via the Russian reserve freeze destroyed trust and incentivized global de-dollarization; gold's structural bid from central banks is permanent; "buy the dip" still works but is getting scarier; capital preservation must now come before capital accumulation. His optimism: cycles turn, and after the painful bottom, a new generation will rebuild.

Wealthion

Grant Williams

2025-07-17 15:30

Dollar Crisis & The Great Gold Reset | Rick Rule, Frank Giustra, Grant Williams & More

Preview:This Wealthion symposium compilation argues that the U.S. dollar is entering a long decline in purchasing power, which should lift gold materially and likely give silver a catch-up rally. The speakers tie that view to debt, deficits, sanctions risk, Fed easing/QE, BRICS de-dollarization, and rising demand for hard assets and critical minerals.

The Julia La Roche Show

Grant Williams

2025-05-06 09:00

Grant Williams on the 100-Year Pivot That's Bigger Than Markets

100-year pivot / generational regime changeTariff air pocket and coming earnings impact

Preview:Grant Williams argues we are living through a generational, 100-year pivot — a structural regime change bigger than markets, comparable to 1971 (Nixon closing the gold window) or 1945 (Bretton Woods). He sees a 40-year tailwind turning into a headwind, driven by deglobalization, eroding faith in US dollar sanctity, central bank gold buying, and institutional decay. His core message: the primary task now is capital preservation, not chasing gains. He warns tariff uncertainty hasn't yet hit company earnings, expects that to manifest in coming weeks, and flags unprecedented diplomatic signals from China and Japan as proof the world order is shifting.

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