Palisades Gold Radio

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.

Chris Vermeulen, founder and CIO of The Technical Traders and technical analysis author, explains recent wild swings in gold and silver and why short-term signals remain mixed. He discusses a fragile equities uptrend with smart money moving defensive, a bullish US dollar outlook that could pressure gold, and oil possibly breaking out short-term while longer trends stay uncertain.

Dr. Arthur Laffer, renowned economist behind the Laffer Curve and Reagan advisor, shares big-picture views on taxes, spending, monetary policy, regulation, and trade. He argues the U.S. economy is resilient, favors a price rule similar to the gold standard, sees gold and stablecoins as monetary refuges, and promotes free trade and market-driven solutions for global stability.

Doomberg, an anonymous geopolitical and financial analyst behind the Doomberg Substack, outlines a shift to a multipolar world and argues economic conflict has been unfolding since 2014. He discusses AI's rapid acceleration and robotics reshaping demographics. He explores critical minerals, de-dollarization, and why gold could become a neutral reserve asset. He also assesses U.S., China-Russia ties, and Europe’s declining strategic relevance.

Henrik Zeberg, Head Macro Economist at Swissblock with an M.Sc. in Economics, offers a macro view of frothy markets and looming recession risks. He compares today’s AI/tech mania to the dot‑com era. He warns of extreme market valuations, a likely recession by Q2 2026, a Fed-driven final rally before a big pullback, and which asset classes may fare best across the cycle.

William Rhind, founder and CEO of GraniteShares and ETF entrepreneur, talks gold, platinum and AI. He discusses AI as early-stage disruption and its ripple effects across commodities. He outlines why hard assets are attracting central banks and investors. He explains platinum’s scarcity and deficit and warns about passive investing concentration while promoting a core-and-satellite approach.

Shawn Khunkhun, CEO and mining executive with 20+ years in capital markets and exploration. He breaks down silver’s structural deficit and the recent surge-and-correction. He discusses production limits versus rising industrial demand from EVs and solar. He explores physical versus paper market tensions and the strategic Dolly Varden–Contango merger to build a North American precious-metals business.

Dr. Nomi Prins, economist, author, and former Wall Street managing director, discusses precious metals and critical minerals. She explains recent programmatic-driven volatility in gold and silver. She highlights large physical silver premiums in Shanghai and persistent supply deficits. She outlines central bank buying, geopolitical drivers for gold, and concentration of critical-mineral processing in China.

Mario Innecco, financial and macroeconomic analyst with 25+ years in private banking and London markets, explains why the gold rally may have much further to run. He discusses de-dollarization, soaring global debt, the shift from paper to physical precious metals markets, and central bank gold buying. He also covers silver’s potential to outperform and the mechanics that could force a major gold revaluation.