Kevin Hower aka Tattoo
Hower’s recurring economic worldview, as reflected in these transcripts, aligns strongly with Miles Franklin’s sound-money, precious-metals-first framing.
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Kevin Hower, aka "Tattoo," appears as a recurring co-host on Miles Franklin Media’s live Q&A streams. In the transcripts he comes across as a personable, conversational market commentator who helps steer discussion, reacts to Andy Schectman’s points, and occasionally adds examples from client calls, trading activity, or audience questions. His role is more facilitative and discussion-driven than deeply technical; he reinforces the show’s themes and asks practical follow-up questions. Evidence is mostly limited to this media context, so a broader biography is not well established here.
Economic vision
Hower’s recurring economic worldview, as reflected in these transcripts, aligns strongly with Miles Franklin’s sound-money, precious-metals-first framing. He treats gold and especially silver as monetary assets and indicators of systemic stress, and he repeatedly emphasizes physical metal, delivery demand, liquidity strain, backwardation, margin hikes, and central-bank or institutional buying as the real drivers of price. He is skeptical of paper-market price discovery, futures-market mechanics, and the idea that mainstream financial narratives explain precious-metals moves well. The overall vision is one of monetary debasement, fragile market structure, and the need to hold hard assets rather than rely on fiat currencies or leveraged paper claims. The evidence suggests this is a consistent worldview, though most of the detailed macro argumentation comes through in tandem with Andy Schectman.
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- Admin-validated speaker with linked X / Twitter profile.
- Preview built from 31 analyzed appearances.
- Latest tracked appearance: 2026-06-15 17:32.
- Most often seen on Miles Franklin Media.
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