Palisades Gold Radio

David Woo, macro analyst and former Wall Street strategist, blends data-driven views with narrative flair. He discusses a potential multi-year US-China proxy conflict centered on Iran and control of the Strait of Hormuz. He also explains why gold has been behaving like stocks lately and outlines a bearish long-term view for oil amid rising non-OPEC production.

Trader Ferg, a full-time trader and Substack author known for niche commodity research. He highlights coal and corn as overlooked, cyclical opportunities. He links LNG damage and Red Sea disruptions to rising coal demand and warns fertilizer shortages could squeeze corn at planting. He also discusses gold’s role in de-dollarization and long-term bullishness for precious metals.

Gary S. Wagner, executive producer of TheGoldForecast.com and 35-year technical analyst, gives a compact tour of gold markets. He flags the 50-day moving average break as a potential pivot. He contrasts Fed rate pressure with Middle East tensions, explains miner underperformance versus bullion, and walks through candlestick and Fibonacci support levels and long-term bull considerations.

Jeffrey Christian, Managing Partner of CPM Group and longtime commodities analyst, offers big-picture takes on precious metals and geopolitics. He maps gold’s long-term bull trend and why central banks matter. He breaks down silver’s volatile, specialized market. He warns how Middle East tensions and deglobalization could ripple into oil, trade and reserves.

David Hunter, Chief Macro Strategist at Contrarian Macro Advisors with 25 years in investment management, outlines a dramatic market transformation. He discusses a near-term melt-up followed by a severe bust, reasons rates might fall despite deficits, and why commodities and industrials could dominate the next cycle. He also highlights gold’s potential multi-decade upside and timing challenges for capital preservation.

Martin Armstrong, CEO of Armstrong Economics and developer of the Economic Confidence Model, speaks on tangled geopolitics and monetary shifts. He discusses why Middle East conflicts may be prolonged. He warns of much higher oil prices and explains why nations are hoarding gold as a neutral hedge. He outlines pressures on sovereign debt and how monetary systems could fracture, with gold potentially reaching $10,000 by 2032.

Douglas Macgregor, retired U.S. Army colonel and decorated combat veteran, offers blunt geopolitical analysis. He argues the Iran conflict lacks a clear, achievable purpose. He warns of oil shocks, commodity inflation, and the rise of gold-backed alternatives as de-dollarization accelerates. He stresses the strategic need for control of critical minerals, fuel, food and defense supply chains.

Adrian Day, CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management and manager of the EuroPacific Gold Fund, is a longtime specialist in global and resource investing. He discusses why he is bullish on gold and the role of central banks and stablecoins as big, price-insensitive buyers. He covers silver’s physical deficit and industrial demand. He also highlights deep value across commodities and opportunities in gold mining stocks and non-US markets.

Francis Hunt, renegade trader and founder of The Market Sniper, known for his Hunt Volatility Funnel work. He argues precious metals are in an early mega-bull run. He warns of fiat collapse and digitization risks. He outlines parabolic silver targets, a possible single-digit gold-silver ratio, and mining stock opportunities. He explains cross-currency gold dynamics and timing for a rapid monetary reset.

Simon Hunt, a longtime copper market analyst and consultant on China and the global economy, lays out a bold view of a shift from a unipolar to a multipolar world. He discusses rising BRICS influence, the geopolitics around Iran and potential conflict timing. He also examines de-dollarization, China’s gold strategy, and an imminent hard-asset correction in gold, stocks, and copper.