Horwitz’s recurring economic worldview is broadly bearish and anti-complacency: he expects asset bubbles to unwind, sees technical and sentiment extremes as more important than…
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Todd Horwitz, founder of BubbaTrading.com and the Bubba Trading brand, comes across as a market-timing commentator and active trader who frames markets through price action, positioning, and macro risk signals. In the supplied material he presents himself as short equities, short gold into rallies, and still short crude oil, while repeatedly emphasizing overbought conditions, fear premium, and impending downside. He also references prior bubbles (dot-com, housing) as analogs for current conditions, suggesting a pattern-recognition style focused on major reversals rather than incremental forecasts.
Horwitz’s recurring economic worldview is broadly bearish and anti-complacency: he expects asset bubbles to unwind, sees technical and sentiment extremes as more important than official narratives, and thinks inflation, jobs weakness, and energy shocks can combine into stagflation. He tends to interpret rallies in stocks, gold, or oil as temporary, driven by excess liquidity or fear premiums rather than durable fundamentals. In the evidence provided, he expects lower crude oil on supply-demand grounds, believes the economy is weak enough to pressure risk assets, and sees major downside in equities over a longer horizon. Overall, his lens is cyclical and defensive, with recurring emphasis on overvaluation, deterioration, and the need to trade with the trend after extremes.
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Preview:Todd Horwitz argues markets are setting up for a 2008-like downturn, with debt stress, weak consumers, and what he sees as persistent inflation forcing higher rates. He stays short oil and much of tech, but likes buying gold, silver, platinum, grains, and selectively oversold names like SpaceX.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz argues the broad market is vulnerable to a major correction, with downside he pegs at 40% to 60%, while still emphasizing hedged trading and disciplined risk control. He is bearish equities and crude oil, constructive on gold/silver and platinum at current levels, selectively positive on grains and some ag-related stocks, and bullish on Bitcoin only over a longer horizon.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz argues that gold and silver have likely already put in major lows, while U.S. equities — especially the MAG 7 and AI names — are setting up for a much larger decline. He thinks higher rates, especially a 10-year near 6%, could be the catalyst for a 40% to 60% market haircut, though he is explicit that the timing may not be immediate.
Preview:A combative interview about US markets and American capitalism. Guest Todd Bubba Orwitz argues the market is headed for a severe drawdown, inflation remains sticky, housing is flashing 2008-like warning signs, and the Fed has distorted price discovery for decades. His preferred defense is gold and silver, with some bitcoin and broad index exposure, while he expects more volatility, more leverage unwinds, and a rotation away from the most crowded AI winners.
Preview:Bubba Horwitz, a veteran floor trader, joins Daniela Cambone on the Daniela Cambon Show to dissect the panic in gold after a ~20% correction from ~$5,500 to ~$4,000. He argues the massive put buying in GLD is NOT a bearish signal but rather panicked hedging by holders who refuse to sell their core positions — a contrarian bottoming signal. He believes the Fed will hike rates (not cut) barring a major catastrophe, dismisses the July 4th gold-reset theory as nonsense, and flags July 24–26 as genuinely important: the CME launches 24/7 micro contracts for gold and crude oil. Horwitz stands by his $6,000 gold call for this year and views the current washout as a buying opportunity.
Preview:Todd Horwitz ("Bubba") argues the market is broadly overvalued, equities are topping, and commodities are starting to bottom. He is short crude oil, long gold from around $4,000, and expects higher rates, weaker stocks, and more stress in housing and banks if the Fed keeps tightening.
Preview:Todd Horwitz argues the post-Iran-deal rally is real but tactically fragile: he stays structurally long and hedged, yet wants to sell strength in stocks, crude, and hype-driven names because he expects higher rates, consumer stress, and eventually a larger market pullback.
Preview:Todd Bubba Horowitz argues the day’s simultaneous selloff in tech, gold, silver, and other risk assets is a systemwide margin call driven by leverage, liquidity stress, and macro fear. He says he remains invested in broad indices but hedged with options, favors physical gold and silver over miners, and sees the real problem as excessive debt, sticky inflation, and a Fed that should be hiking, not cutting.
Preview:Todd Bubba Horwitz argues that gold and silver are consolidating in a base and are likely set to break higher, while Bitcoin looks pressured but probably near a bottom. He is bearish oil, cautious on equities, and broadly sees the economy flashing recession/stagflation warning signs.
Preview:Bubba Horowitz argues that markets are broadly overvalued, rates are headed higher, and the economy is sliding into stagflation, while gold and silver are consolidating before another leg up. He is bearish on equities long term, cautious on buying SpaceX at an implied high valuation, and very bullish on gold, silver, and the broader inflation impulse tied to oil and geopolitics.
Preview:Todd “Bubba” Horwitz argues that the U.S. economy is weak despite strong equity prices, with inflated markets, overstated official unemployment, and rising risk of a sharp stock-market decline. He is bearish on the durability of the rally, expects a 40%-60% equity drawdown eventually, sees oil rolling over once Middle East conflict eases, and thinks gold and silver can keep working higher over the rest of the year, especially if a stock selloff drives flows into hard assets.
Preview:Todd Horwitz warns the market is in a late-cycle, fear-and-FOMO-fueled rally that he thinks can still run near term but is vulnerable to a major selloff. He is bearish on crude and many momentum equities, bullish on gold, silver, platinum, grains, and selectively bullish on Bitcoin after a breakout.
Preview:The interview argues that precious metals are setting up for another upside leg, with silver expected to outperform gold and platinum highlighted as an underowned sleeper. The guest frames paper markets as easier to suppress than physical metal, expects any true crisis to start with a broad liquidation first, and sees inflation, overleveraged banks, AI disruption, and energy strain as the bigger macro risks supporting metals over time.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz tells The Deep Dive he expects the Iran ceasefire to fail within days, is short oil, gold, and equities into resistance, and sees a "dead cat bounce" rally driven by short covering. He warns private credit is breaking down, banks are overleveraged, and AI-driven job destruction will eventually fuel stagflation and the next meltdown.
Preview:Todd Horwitz argues the post-ceasefire rally is a sellable bounce and says he is short equities, gold, and crude, expecting a much deeper bear market driven by weak growth, inflation, debt, and credit stress.
Preview:Todd Horwitz argues the market is set up for a prolonged equity drawdown, not a fast V-shaped recovery, and says investors should expect a 40% to 60% haircut over six months to a year. He pairs that bearish equity view with a strong preference for gold, silver, some grains, platinum, and selective crypto, while being bearish crude oil near-term because he sees a large fear premium.
Preview:Todd Horwitz argues the violent selloff in silver and gold is likely near the end of its downside move and that the pullback creates a buying opportunity. He frames the metals move as a response to margin-driven liquidation, geopolitics, and broad market volatility, while dismissing extreme bullish oil forecasts, dollar-replacement narratives, and silver-mining stocks as inferior to owning physical metal.
Preview:A Wall Street Bullion interview with Todd Bubba Horwitz argues that the recent plunge in silver and gold is mostly a crowded FOMO unwind, not a thesis break. He says the bigger backdrop is fragile: overlevered banks, too much debt, weak consumers, and growing recession/stagflation risk.
Preview:Bubba Horwitz argues that silver and gold are being held down by paper-market mechanics, but that both metals likely remain in a powerful uptrend, with silver having more upside leverage than gold. He dismisses the idea that Poland or other central banks will meaningfully sell gold, and says the bigger macro risk is an equity/banking unwind that could drive capital into hard assets.
Preview:At the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, a veteran trader makes the case that gold, silver, and platinum are in a consolidation phase preparing for another leg higher. He expects gold up 10-12% in 2026, silver back over $100, and the gold-silver ratio compressing into the 40s-50s. He favors physical metals for investment and paper for trading, dismisses claims of futures-market manipulation, and warns against over-leveraging. Mining stocks get a skeptical pass.
Preview:Todd Horwitz argues the market is setting up for a sharp, 2008-like collapse driven by overleveraged banks, weak consumers, and a "fear premium" in oil. He is bearish equities and crude in the short run, cautious/constructive on select commodities like silver, grains, cotton, and natural gas, and says rallies should be sold into.
Preview:An interview on VRIC Media with Todd “Bubba” Horwitz argues that the recent oil spike is a fear-driven blowoff that should be sold, while metals, some ags, and crypto remain supported by debt, inflation, and monetary distortion. The host and guest also spend a lot of time on retirement, deficits, Fed policy, and the idea that hard assets and selective crypto are the better places to protect capital.
Preview:Bubba Horwitz argues the current market shock is a fear-driven, overdone move: equities look increasingly vulnerable to a larger correction, crude oil is likely to fade after the Middle East spike, and gold/silver/platinum remain in a consolidation phase that should resolve higher over time.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz argues the post-spike selloff in silver and gold is a volatile but ultimately bullish reset within a larger precious-metals bull market. He also warns that equities look extremely stretched versus money supply, expects more volatility and possible downside in stocks, and says traders should focus on levels, risk control, and not overleverage.
Preview:Todd Bubba Horwitz argues that the move in gold and silver is being driven by runaway debt, bad monetary policy, and a system that is drifting toward yield-curve control and deeper inflation rather than relief. He thinks precious metals are likely to stay elevated, though with large pullbacks possible, and he cautions that the silver equities have already run a lot and should be de-risked even if the metals thesis remains intact.
Preview:The interview centers on a very bullish precious-metals and hard-asset outlook for 2026. Todd Bubba Horowitz argues gold can reach $6,000-$8,000 this year, silver can move above $100, and both metals benefit from debt, inflation, dollar debasement, and growing industrial/currency demand.
Preview:Marc Faber and Todd Horwitz discuss their bullish outlook on precious metals (gold, silver, platinum) against a backdrop of fiat currency debasement, persistent inflation, and overvalued US equities. Faber sees gold potentially touching $6,000 and silver over $80 in 2026, with equities facing a 40-60% correction. Horwitz echoes the metals thesis while emphasizing the banking system's fragility. Both advocate ownership over trading — holding physical metals as multi-decade insurance, not for short-term gains.
Preview:Todd Horwitz (Bubba) argues 2026 could be a weak year for equities, with a possible 40-60% stock drawdown, while precious metals stay strong and gold could reach $6,000. His thesis centers on inflation, debt, weak affordability, job losses from AI, and stagflation rather than outright hyperinflation.
Preview:Todd Horwitz and Gareth Soloway discuss the explosive rally in precious metals — gold near $5,000, silver at $76, platinum up 100%+ on the year. Both remain structurally bullish but warn that the pace is unsustainable. Near-term pullbacks to ~$65 silver or ~$2,100 platinum would be healthy corrections, not trend reversals. Soloway adds technical context: silver's monthly RSI above 90 is historically extreme, and the dollar's uptrend since 2008 may break in 2026 amid Fed independence concerns. The core message: don't chase with new money now, but the secular bull case (debt, inflation, central bank buying, thin liquidity) remains intact.
Preview:Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz argues that the explosive move in silver, gold, and platinum is being driven by debt, inflation, central-bank buying, and FOMO, but he also says the move is now extended and due for a pullback or consolidation. He stays bullish on metals over the coming months and years, while warning traders not to chase and urging investors to keep leverage low and use hedges.
Preview:Jesse Day hosts a panel with Todd Horwitz and Michael Pento arguing that the Fed’s new “reserve management purchases” are effectively another round of QE that will debase the dollar and worsen inequality. They are strongly bullish on precious metals, especially silver, and see the housing market, Japanese bond yields, and AI-led equity concentration as warning signs of a larger bubble and possible 2026 downturn.
Preview:Vince Lanci and Todd "Bubba" Horwitz argue silver is in the early stages of a structural physical shortage that paper markets are deferring rather than resolving. Lanci outlines how bullion banks are trapped in a "Martingale" short position — unable to source physical metal as BRICS, China, ETFs, and industrial users drain supply. Horwitz adds a macro/inflationary tailwind and a buy-and-hold physical strategy. Both see higher prices ahead, with technical targets near $57.50 and $64.50, and caution against leverage.
Preview:Danny from ITM Trading interviews Todd "Bubba" Horowitz about silver's 90%+ surge, the unconfirmed rumor that JP Morgan moved its precious metals desk from New York to Singapore over Thanksgiving, and a conveniently-timed CME outage during the rally. Horowitz is unequivocally bullish on physical gold, silver, and platinum for the long haul, framing them as the only honest hedge against Fed-driven inflation, a weakening job market, and an overvalued stock market. He treats the Singapore rumor as plausible given tax incentives and JP Morgan's history of manipulation settlements, but acknowledges no proof. The conversation is a mix of price celebration, anecdotal economic gloom, and steadfast buy-and-hold advocacy.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz argues gold's recent pullback from ~$4,400 is a healthy consolidation within a secular bull market, not a top. He sees a K-shaped economy where the wealthy flourish while the middle class collapses under inflation and debt, and believes gold is signaling eroding confidence in fiat currency. He targets gold at $5,500–$6,000 and silver at $60+ within 6–12 months, advocates 10% portfolio allocation to physical metals, and warns of an eventual 40–60% equity market crash — but cautions against premature shorting. The conversation weaves macro pessimism, political commentary, and trading advice with a brief sports diversion.
Preview:ITM Trading host Daniela Cambone (Danny) interviews Todd "Bubba" Horwitz about recent AI-generated fake Warren Buffett videos urging investors to "dump gold," which they frame as a likely coordinated manipulation campaign. Horwitz dismisses the fakes as noise, argues gold's pullback was a natural overbought correction, and remains structurally bullish on precious metals. He is deeply critical of the Fed, rate cuts, fiat currency, and the state of major US cities. The conversation also covers the cooler-than-expected CPI print, central bank gold buying, and the long-term case for physical gold and silver.
Preview:Todd Horwitz argues gold, silver, and platinum are in strong long-term bull markets but are too extended for fresh aggressive buying right now. He says the move is being driven by inflation, weak currencies, central-bank buying, and panic/fomo-style demand, while cautioning that traders should expect a pullback and use scale-in/hedge discipline rather than chase highs.
Preview:Todd “Bubba” Horwitz is bullish on precious metals, arguing that Fed rate cuts, stubborn inflation, dollar weakness, and central-bank buying all support higher gold, silver, and platinum. He reiterated a year-end silver target around $45, said gold could still overshoot $4,000, and suggested platinum may be the relative value trade. He is also bearish on U.S. equities and the broader economy, citing weak participation, high debt, bad lending, and what he sees as hidden inflation and recessionary conditions.
Preview:Todd “Bubba” Horwitz argues the post-Jackson Hole rally is mostly a short squeeze and a thin-liquidity move, not a healthy breakout. He says cutting rates would mainly help banks, worsen inflation, and do little for consumers; he remains short-term cautious, long-term bullish on gold, and expects silver to outpace gold.
Preview:Daniela Cambone (ITM Trading) interviews Todd "Bubba" Horowitz about the Trump-Powell feud, Fed policy, and precious metals. Horowitz argues the Fed cannot cut rates now without destroying the middle class and market system due to persistent inflation. He is bullish on gold and silver (gold possibly near $4,000 by year-end, silver toward mid-$40s), cautiously constructive on Bitcoin though noting government involvement contradicts crypto's libertarian ethos, and views state-level recognition of gold/silver as legal tender as a bullish long-term signal.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz sees equity markets as extremely overbought with low volume signaling a retail-driven rally near a top. He expects a pullback, potentially triggered by tariffs or earnings season. On metals, he's bullish long-term but expects a short-term pullback — gold to ~$3,000, silver could hit $40 by year-end with an outside shot at $50. Platinum has surged ~50% YTD and he remains a long-term believer. He warns the banking system is overleveraged, consumer is struggling, and stagflation is the likely path. Core advice: don't overleverage, buy into weakness, hold physical metals as insurance.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horowitz returns to ITM Trading with host Danny to deliver a stark warning: a major stock market correction or crash is coming, driven by low participation, low volume, and a middle class that's already been hollowed out. He argues a Fed rate cut would be a "horrific mistake" that benefits only banks — not Main Street — since real-world borrowing rates are already high. On precious metals, he's bullish long-term on gold (eventually $5,000), sees silver reaching the low-to-mid $40s by end of Q3, and thinks platinum offers good value at current levels. The conversation is a mix of macro pessimism and a physical-metals pitch, consistent with the channel's marketing focus.
Preview:Todd Bubba Horwitz argues that US deficits, easy money, and banking system distortions continue to support precious metals, especially silver. He thinks gold can keep trending higher despite near-term overbought conditions, but silver has the bigger upside and could hit $50 this year if momentum and short-covering accelerate.
Preview:Todd “Bubba” Horwitz argues the recent stock rebound is just a rally back into 200-day moving-average resistance and expects another leg down, potentially taking out the prior lows. He is also bearish on the Fed cutting rates, warning that banks remain overlevered and fragile, while he stays structurally bullish on gold but thinks it is short-term overextended and vulnerable to a selloff toward 2,700. He also expects weaker oil to help ease inflation.
Preview:Todd “Bubba” Horwitz argued that the day’s broad market meltdown is largely panic and forced liquidation, not a clean fundamental reset. He expects a sharp counter-rally soon, but still thinks equities may have started a larger decline, while gold, silver, platinum, and some commodities look attractive on weakness.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz, chief market strategist at Bubba Trading, joins host Kai Hoffman to argue the US middle class is in a stealth recession, a 2008-style crash is coming this year from overleveraged banks and reseting debt, and real inflation is ~12.8% not 2.8%. He sees the 10-year heading to 6%, is tactically short gold futures (target $2,750) while bullish physical gold long-term, and says only cheaper energy — oil back to the $40s — can genuinely bring down inflation.
Preview:Todd "Bubba" Horwitz argues gold remains in a strong bull market because inflation is still rising, the dollar can be strong without hurting gold, and there may be too much paper gold versus physical metal. He expects near-term pullbacks in an otherwise higher long-term trend, and he also warns of a potential major banking and market melt-down if leverage and Fed backstops remain unchanged.
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