Greg Weldon

The Stock Market, Gold, and Silver: Beware Liquidation, Warns Veteran Macro Trader Greg Weldon

Preview:Greg Weldon argues that the macro backdrop has shifted from a simple inflation story to a broader liquidity and liquidation event: sticky services inflation, weakening real wages, and a deteriorating labor market may force the Fed into a policy mistake that boosts the dollar and pressures stocks, gold, and other risk assets in the near term. He is tactically bearish on gold and sees oil as fundamentally supported but vulnerable to demand deterioration.

Veteran Macro Trader Greg Weldon Says the Stock Market Rally Will Fail. He's Buying This Next

Preview:Greg Weldon argues the stock market is dangerously disconnected from economic reality, with consumer spending being crowded out by inflation — especially in services and gasoline. He sees retail sales strength as misleading and warns the rally is "on borrowed time." His trade: a coming dollar breakdown, led by renminbi strength, that will boost gold, silver (targeting above $93), and agricultural commodities. He emphasizes that macro convictions and trade positioning are different things — risk/reward matters more than beliefs.

US Debt Nears $40 TRILLION Black Hole — Day of Reckoning Has Arrived, Protect Your Wealth NOW

Preview:Greg Walden argues the U.S. is already inside a debt 'black hole' where money printing, debt monetization, and slower real growth are forcing a long-term decline in purchasing power. He says the near-term trade is bearish dollars and bullish gold, silver, and some commodity-linked currencies, with stagflation the most likely path.

THIS IS CRAZY: Silver Price to Rebound to $100 or Collapse Further?

Preview:Greg Weldon argues the recent plunge in silver is not yet the end of the move, but he expects more downside before a later buying opportunity. His broader view is bearish on the stock market and supportive of inflation-protected positioning, with silver/gold eventually benefiting from currency debasement and renewed inflation.

"The UNTHINKABLE Is About to Happen to Gold & Silver Prices" - Andy Schectman

Preview:Andy Schectman (guest) and Greg Weldon (host) discuss the US debt black hole, dollar debasement, China's long-game resource strategy, and the case for gold, silver, and mining shares. Schectman argues the US has crossed a debt event horizon where ~$185 of new debt is needed to produce $1 of GDP growth, making yield curve control and continued currency devaluation inevitable. Gold is framed as a trust barometer; silver miners as call-option-like bets. Weldon adds tactical futures-market and currency-diversification advice. The tone is deeply bearish on the dollar and US living standards, bullish on hard assets.

The U.S. Debt ‘Black Hole’: We’ve Crossed the Event Horizon | Greg Weldon & Andy Schectman

Preview:Greg Weldon argues the system is under broad, escalating pressure across debt, geopolitics, rates, and trust, and that the eventual release valve is more money printing, a weaker dollar, higher gold, and a lower U.S. standard of living.

World War For Resources Has Started | Greg Weldon

Preview:Greg Weldon argues that the precious-metals rally is part of a larger shift away from dollar-centered trade and reserve management, with China, Russia, and BRICS-style arrangements pushing a more multipolar commodity and currency order. He sees gold and silver as responding to that regime change, but also warns that both can correct sharply and should be bought on technically defined pullbacks rather than averaged down blindly. He is also bearish on the stock market’s breadth and consumer backdrop, saying AI capex and record highs are masking weakening momentum, rising credit stress, and a possible significant selloff.

SILVER ALERT: Silver Prices Set To Collapse? This Changes Everything

Preview:Greg Weldon argues silver is in the early stages of a powerful, supply-driven squeeze, with upside amplified by weak dollar trends, persistent global deficits, and geopolitical competition over resources. He contrasts physical demand and tight inventories with paper-market pricing, and says the setup could still be volatile even if the longer-run trend remains higher.

Silver Testing $40 & Gold Races Higher | Greg Weldon

Preview:Greg Weldon argues that US consumers are under severe credit strain, the labor market is weakening beneath the headline data, and the Fed is behind the curve. His bigger market conclusion is that a weaker dollar, rising global debt, and deteriorating trust in fiat systems make gold, silver, miners, and related commodities more attractive than passive equity exposure.

Greg Weldon Exposes the Debt Black Hole the Fed Can’t Escape!

Preview:Greg Weldon argues the US is in a debt-driven regime where the Fed and Treasury are trapped into monetizing ever-larger refinancing needs, which should pressure yields higher, weaken the dollar, and keep gold/commodities bid. He is especially bearish on the consumer and skeptical that stocks can keep pace in real terms, while seeing tactical upside in oil, platinum, silver, uranium, Canadian dollar, and gold shares.

We're Staring Into A Debt Deflation Abyss | Greg Weldon

Preview:Greg Weldon argues the world has moved from a 40-year disinflation/bond bull market into a debt-driven regime where central banks will keep reflating, making this broadly bearish for the dollar and bullish for gold, silver, platinum, uranium, and commodities. He says the move in precious metals is still early because it is being driven more by central-bank buying, de-dollarization, and tight supply than by speculative froth.

It's Getting Real - A Conversation with Greg Weldon

Preview:Greg Weldon argues the US is entering a debt-driven stagflation regime in which the consumer is weakening, the dollar is vulnerable, and commodities—especially gold—are set to benefit. Andy Sheckman mostly tees up Weldon’s framework and follows it into currencies, gold, BRICS settlement systems, and the idea that passive US equity indexing may no longer keep up with currency debasement.

$50 Silver Is Within Reach | Greg Weldon

Preview:Greg Weldon argues the market is entering a stagflationary phase: inflation is sticky, growth is slowing, the consumer is getting squeezed, and the stock market’s leadership is narrowing. He thinks the dollar’s downtrend is the key macro trigger, with gold already benefitting and silver likely to surge sharply once the dollar breaks lower. He also argues passive stock ownership is becoming more dangerous in a debt-heavy system where money printing can preserve nominal prices but not purchasing power.

Why Gold Will Surge as the Stock Market Slows Down