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Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed various topics related to the economy, including consumer confidence, the housing market, inflation, and investment strategies. They examined the factors that contribute to consumer optimism, such as the strength of the labor market and the availability of jobs, and discussed the potential impact of global events on the economy. They also noted the unusual reaction of home sales and prices to rising interest rates and the fear of the Fed that another home sale explosion could cause them to raise rates more aggressively. Additionally, they discussed the impact of inflation on the job market and investment strategies, with Saccaro suggesting that investing in long-term income portfolios and real estate may be good strategies for weathering economic cycles. Finally, they discussed Anthony's podcast and marketing strategies, including the importance of analytics and tracking open rates and click-through rates for email blasts. Find Anthony here - Anthony Saccaro Find us here - FSN

The U.S. economy showed much stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter than previously thought. GDP increased at a 2% annualized pace for the January-through-March period, up from the previous estimate of 1.3%. The upward revision helps undercut widespread expectations that the U.S. is heading toward a recession but I am not so sure that is realistic if the Fed’s continue pushing rates higher. We all know inflation has finally hit 4% according to the CPI but consumer spending, as gauged by personal consumption expenditures, rose 4.2%, the highest quarterly pace since the second quarter of 2021 and Core PCE prices rose 4.9% which will only fuel the Fed’s resolve to continue pushing rates higher to continue contracting the economy. Interestingly we see that exports rose 7.8% after falling 3.7% in the fourth quarter of 2022 so demand seems to be healthy. Though I think many investors are wanting to be bullish, now is not the time to embrace the market with both hands. Remember that as we begin entering earnings season many of these companies get to set their own bar, therefore it has been easier for them to look good when in reality there is underlying weakness in their earnings. Be patient, focus on dividends (collect them or spend them) but be ready to buy as there’s likely to be more K-Mart Blue Light Specials coming. Visit Matthew at https://JohnsonWim.com Visit FSN at https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

Jim Sheils and Kerry Lutz discussed the current state of the real estate and investment industry, focusing on the Florida market. They talked about the challenges of building affordable housing and the potential for growth in different areas of the state. Sheils provided an overview of her company's in-house financing program and the types of residential properties they focus on. The conversation also touched on the impact of mortgage rates on investment opportunities and the scalability and desirability of new construction properties. Overall, the meeting provided valuable insights and strategies for anyone interested in real estate investing.

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/appeal2/nick-506 1. The big news out today is coming from the semiconductor group. There is early weakness in NVIDIA (NVDA) and other chip stocks on reports that the U.S. is considering more restrictions on AI chip exports to China. This could be important, but the trend is up in the semiconductor ETF (SMH) so this is nothing more than a pullback today. 2. There is a central bank forum taking place in Portugal this morning. Fed Chairman Powell is saying that the Fed wants two more rate hikes going forward. In my opinion, the market is not buying it yet because the fed funds rate is still above the 2-yr Treasury note yield. 3. This is the end of quarter price action so there will be some window dressing going on into the end of the week. Traders and investors should be aware of that. 4. Gold is trading slightly lower today, but it is now trending down at this time. There will be bounces but it looks weak right now. The trend on the daily chart is also down for silver, but this is likely to bottom before gold. I'll be watching this closer at lower levels for an entry. 5. Bitcoin is pulling back today after its recent surge. The daily chart is still trending higher and the upside target is still around the 32,500 area on the Bitcoin futures.

Markets have been headed sideways for a while now. During Avi's last session on the show, he was of the belief that no market crash was coming in the near future. He was expecting the bounce that we eventually encountered. Now he believes that the market is at a turning point, either up or a significant move down. The future is always uncertain, but Avi uses his technical skills to try to get an edge. A few more market moves and he'll have a better idea. Let's see how it works out. Visit Avi at: https://ElliottWaveTrader.net Visit FSN at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

Rick Rule and Kerry Lutz discussed the resource sector and the upcoming Rick Rule Symposium -- Natural Resource Investing . Rick noted that the market is bifurcating into two junior markets, with one market being populated mostly by the lame and the blind. He also predicted that the conventional energy sector will do well absent a real recession, and that the largest demand for coal was in 2022. They also discussed the global energy crisis and the need for more electricity, particularly in developing countries, and the importance of battery metals, such as lithium, in the transition to cleaner energy. The conversation also touched on the complexities of government investment and permitting in the United States, particularly in the areas of electrification and battery metals. They explored the government's promises to invest in these areas, but also the challenges of obtaining exploration and operating permits. Additionally, they discussed the current state of the gold equity markets and how a bear market is like a sale. They emphasized the importance of attending the upcoming conference, which offers a range of speakers, living legends, and exhibitors who have built multi-billion dollar companies, and can be attended virtually or in person with access to conference recordings for six months. Join us in Boca at the Symposium:https://opptravel.zohobackstage.com/TheRuleSymposiumonNaturalResourceInvesting2023#/?affl=FinancialSurvivorNetwork Visit Rick at: https://ruleinvestmentmedia.com Visit us at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/appeal2/nick-505 1.The Russian coup is dominating the headlines right now. That could put a bid under the energy markets and that is the case right now. 2. This is the final trading week before the July 4th holiday. It is usually a light volume trading week that is often buoyant. 3. Natgas is a buy and Nick is in it. $5.50 to $6. UNG 4. Gold is upticking today, but it closed below the important 1940 support level. gold is now in a down trend so traders should be cautious short term. geopolitical events can always change things. Silver is having a great day, technical bounce off the 200 day mv. 5. Bitcoin is pulling back today after surging higher last week. The daily chart pattern suggests a little more upside for a top is in place.

Kerry and guest Charles Lubar discussed Lubar's journey from working for the IRS to representing celebrities and moving to Kenya to start a business. Lubar shared his fascination with music and his involvement with the 4th and 5th generations of Yo Hung Nepo M kmo. He also talked about his decision to leave the IRS and move to Kenya with his wife and daughter, the challenges they faced in building houses and getting into small-scale manufacturing, and the partner's sudden death that led to the government distributing the assets to miscellaneous African creditors. Despite the difficulties, Lubar believes that taking risks and experiencing new things made his journey exciting and worthwhile. The conversation also touched on Lubar's work with foreign entertainers in London, his involvement with Michael Jackson's concert in the UK, and how he helped Michael Jackson acquire the Beatles catalog and other catalogs with pretax money. Lubar explained the technical details of the transaction and how it worked better for Michael than it would have for Paul McCartney. Additionally, he discussed the foreign side of creating partnership structures that worked better than corporate structures for Americans doing business outside the United States. The meeting also highlighted CGL's expertise in handling unique situations and their dedication to helping their clients.

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/appeal2/nick-504 1. Markets are pulling back this week as central bankers continue to promise rate increases are coming next month. The truth of the matter is that these markets were very overbought last week and right now this looks like a natural pullback from an overbought condition. While the Fed continues to jawbone, price action is still king. As we all suspect, since March 13th when the banking crisis hit home the central bankers around the world pumped a lot of liquidity into the system and that has been the catalyst for the recent rally. 2. Musk vs Zuckerburg in a steel cage. What has this world come to? I'd love to see it, Zuckerburg has to be one of the most despised people on the earth like Bill gates. They are all actors in my opinion anyway so it would be entertaining. I guess the world needs more bread and circuses. 3. Crude oil is back below the psychological $70.00 level. Should crude close below the May pivot low it will likely trigger a major sell signal. This would lead crude to fall into the $50.00 area. in my opinion, this would be a huge buying opportunity. 4. Gold is catching a bid today after declining this week. the important 1940 level will be important to hold by the close. A close below this level would signal further downside for the precious metals. 5. Bitcoin is pulling back slightly today. It recently had a big surge so it should still have some upside in the near term. I have the 32,000 area penciled in on this move.

Martin Turenne, CEO of FPX Nickel (🇺🇸FPOCF -- 🇨🇦FPX) provided a sponsor update. The company is currently sitting on C$32 million with a good likelihood of more coming. C$16 million came in via an investment by giant European stainless producer Outokumpu. An additional C$2 million arrived via FPX’s confidential investor, to maintain its %9.9 FPX share. Martin also discussed the significance of FPX’s newly formed global generative exploration alliance with Japan Organization for Metals and Security (“JOGMEC”), which aims to build on the successes of the Baptiste Nickel Project by identifying new large-scale awaruite nickel deposits worldwide. In furtherance of this agreement, Keith Patterson joined as VP of Exploration. He’s a seasoned mining company executive with vast exploration experience. Martin had previously scoured the planet looking for awaruite deposits similar to Baptiste. These deposits are found in many countries; Martin has already identified the most promising targets for future acquisition. Now that FPX has proven that awaruite deposits are economically feasible, these projects have enormous upside potential. FPX’s future is looking bright. Retail investors are starting to catch on as witnessed by the recent share appreciation. Interest among OEM’s and other nickel consumers is building. The company is moving to release its preliminary feasibility statement in September and this could well spark an explosive phase in the company’s growth. Company website: https://FPXNickel.com

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/appeal2/nick-503 1.Chairman Jerome Powell is going to testify in front of the House Financial Services Committee at 10:00 ET. In his prepared remarks, he said more interest rate increases are likely ahead as inflation is “well above” where it should be. "Inflation pressures continue to run high, and the process of getting inflation back down to 2% has a long way to go,” he said. 2. Markets are under some more pressure today. Many of the leading tech stocks are retreating. Teck has been the strongest industry group this year and a pullback or correction is long overdue. Pattern this week will be important. 3. Today is the summer solstice. Often the summer solstice causes stock market reversals as well as a seasonal change for the earth. I'm not so certain about this one, but I have seen so many turns in the past when a solstice or equinoxes occur that I respect this time period. 4. Gold and silver were sold off yesterday. Silver really fell sharply. Today we are seeing more downside action. Gold is also below that key $1940 support level so this could turn the trend down by the end of the week. 5. Bitcoin ripped higher yesterday and is trading higher today. That is a solid move for the popular crypto currency. it should make a new nominal high here soon. The catalyst for the move is that BlackRock filed for a spot bitcoin ETF, with Coinbase as a crypto custodian.

Kerry Lutz and Eddie Gifford analyzed the latest CPI and PPI numbers, highlighting the potential for stagflation and its impact on the markets. They also discussed the ongoing FOMC meeting and the possibility of a hawkish stance from the Fed. The role of AI in investment portfolios was explored, with an emphasis on the need for interpretation of AI-generated inputs. Additionally, the importance of having a well-defined investment strategy with an exit plan and risk management in place was emphasized. They suggested dollar-cost averaging and building a position over the next 12-18 months, with profit targets and stops in place. The current state of the market was also discussed, with the suggestion that volatility is around the corner, making it important to have a plan in place.

Economic historian extraordinaire is with us today to explain the credit bust, where it's heading, where we're going, and put it in historical perspective as well. As Bob explains, this credit/economic bust is just like all the others, only potentially much worse. This is great news for the US Dollar and eventually gold. But it's bad news for tech stocks and the rest of the economy. Bob believes that this ultimate credit bust will lead the world to head back to a gold stand and that's a good thing. Gone will be the days of financial engineering by the world's inept conflicted and compromised central bankers. Sound money is just a digital printing press away. Visit FSN and subscribe to our newsletter: https:/financialsurvivalnetwork.com

During the meeting, Kerry Lutz interviewed Joseph Gradante, the Founder of Allio Finance, about the company's mission to democratize access to sophisticated investing strategies. Alio Finance uses an AI-powered investment engine that utilizes machine learning and future forecasting to optimize portfolios, providing users with a flexible and affordable investment experience. The interview covered the technology behind the engine, the cost to users, and the potential impact on the market, as well as the importance of financial literacy and taking ownership of one's financial future. Links: Visit Allio Finance - alliofinance Visit Financial Survival Network - FSN

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/appeal2/nick-501 1. Huge week ahead for markets. a. CPI tomorrow b. PPI Wednesday morning c. FOMC Wednesday afternoon d. Quadruple witching options expiration on Friday 2. So far it's a quiet Monday, but that won't last long. a. Oil is soft today trading lower by 3.7% to $67.50 a barrel. Should oil break the May lows on a closing basis it will signal a decline down to the $50,00 level. That would be a screening buy level. 3. Banks are strong today. It looks as if JPM settled with some Jeffrey Epstein victims today. The regional bank ETF (KRE) is also trading higher by 2.0%. As long as the banks are holding up there is really nothing terrible that will happen. 4. Gold remains in a range on the daily chart despite trading lower by 0.50%. Should gold break the 1940 area on a weekly close it opens the door to more downside. 5. Bitcoin is trading down by 0.80%. The crypto soap opera was in full throttle last week, now many of the crypto stocks will be whipsawed with options ex this week. As for Bitcoin it is still holding the big psychological support level.

During the meeting, Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed various economic and political issues. They talked about the possibility of Europe being in recession due to revised data and how it could affect the ECB's policies. They also discussed the potential triggers for the next recession, such as the student loan crisis and predatory practices of credit card companies. The real estate bubble in China and the impending crisis that is likely to occur due to massive youth unemployment and defaults on mortgages was also highlighted, along with the potential impact on the global economy. Find John Here FSN

Addison Wiggin was with Kerry to discuss a broad range of topics related to finance and economics. They talked about the importance of understanding big trends and positioning personal money accordingly, as well as the mistakes made during the boom and the importance of good investment practices. They also discussed the causes of inflation and how it is impacted by the reserve currency of the world, arguing that inflation is primarily a monetary phenomenon and that the Federal Reserve's policies have a global impact. The speakers also discussed the problems with cryptocurrencies, including the collapse of FTX and the involvement of the SEC in investigating crypto fraud. They agreed that cryptocurrencies lack many of the principles of currency and are not a medium of exchange per se'. Additionally, they talked about the psychology of financial markets and the importance of self-regulation, noting that the dopamine rush that comes with boom profits in financial markets makes it very difficult to self-regulate, especially for inexperienced investors. Free Report Anatomy of a Bust:https://jointhesessions.com/fsn/ Link to Addison's Show: https://jointhesessions.com

Europe slips into recession Initial jobless claims jump Chinese gold buying continues, seventh straight month. They engineered the biggest real estate bubble in history. There’s no way to fix it. Forest fires in Quebec almost delayed my return to FL. 29% of young Americans are okay with government surveillance devices in homes. Tucker Carlson starts big on Twitter. RFK Jr has the Dems spooked. Smoke is blanketing the Northeast. That's new... During the meeting, Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed various economic and political issues. They talked about the possibility of Europe being in recession due to revised data and how it could affect the ECB's policies. They also discussed the potential triggers for the next recession, such as the student loan crisis and predatory practices of credit card companies. The real estate bubble in China and the impending crisis that is likely to occur due to massive youth unemployment and defaults on mortgages was also highlighted, along with the potential impact on the global economy. The conversation then shifted to other topics, including the alarming trend of young Americans being okay with government surveillance devices in their homes, the impact of Tucker Carlson's Twitter video on the media industrial complex, and the Kennedy family's reputation and potential threat they pose to the CIA due to their claims of CIA involvement in past assassinations. Finally, they briefly mentioned Addison Wigan and his book on the collapse of the dollar. Find John's work at:https://rubino.substack.com Find us at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

Addison Wiggin was with Kerry to discuss a broad range of topics related to finance and economics. They talked about the importance of understanding big trends and positioning personal money accordingly, as well as the mistakes made during the boom and the importance of good investment practices. They also discussed the causes of inflation and how it is impacted by the reserve currency of the world, arguing that inflation is primarily a monetary phenomenon and that the Federal Reserve's policies have a global impact. The speakers also discussed the problems with cryptocurrencies, including the collapse of FTX and the involvement of the SEC in investigating crypto fraud. They agreed that cryptocurrencies lack many of the principles of currency and are not a medium of exchange per se'. Additionally, they talked about the psychology of financial markets and the importance of self-regulation, noting that the dopamine rush that comes with boom profits in financial markets makes it very difficult to self-regulate, especially for inexperienced investors. Free Report Anatomy of a Bust: https://jointhesessions.com/fsn/ Link to Addison's Show: https://jointhesessions.com

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/appeal2/nick-500 1.This morning the markets are somewhat on the quiet side. The major indexes are positive and holding steady. Next Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate policy decision for the US. This time around the Fed is expected to pause on rate hikes. This news is already factored into the market and this is one of the reasons why the markets have rallied. Obviously, the verbiage from the central bank will be important. 2. The financial stocks have firmed up recently and this has certainly helped markets. The Regional Bank ETF (KRE) had a very strong session yesterday and today is trading higher by 2.0%. Traders should note, there is a lot of daily chart resistance for the KRE around the $44.00 level. 3. AI is still all the rage right now, but things are calming down a bit. On May 25th, NVDA stock surged after reporting earnings. This stock is the leading chip maker for AI. Right now the stock has held the bulk of those gains and is trading sideways on the charts. This stock is the barometer for the new emerging industry group. 4. Gold is slightly positive today. Gold futures remain above the $1940.00 daily chart support level. A break of this key area would likely signal further downside, but that has not happened yet. I'm watching this chart closely. 5. The Bitcoin soap opera is heating up again. The SEC has sued Binance and yesterday we heard that they are suing Coinbase (COIN). For some reason, Bitcoin caught a huge bid yesterday on the back of the news. I think the rally was due to the expectation that more regulation will be implemented soon. Nick finds it ironic that the one asset class that was built as the deregulation asset is likely going to be highly regulated if it is going to be allowed to exist. Today, Bitcoin is trading lower by 1%. This soap opera will continue over the coming months.

Jim Masiello, the founder of insurance giant SIAA, had banks and the IRS come after him for tens of millions of dollars. He fought them for two years and was able to negotiate a deal with the IRS to pay $400 a month for ten years, which ended up being $48,000. He learned that hard work and persistence can pay off and that it is important to build relationships in business. Get the book at: https://www.amazon.com/Screw-U-Memoir-Jim-Masiello/dp/1958729396 Visit FSN at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

Dave Dubeau helps real estate investors access private capital to grow their portfolios. He recommends bringing on a joint venture partner to share in the risks and rewards of a deal, and suggests getting featured on podcasts to show their network that they know their stuff. He also advises to keep deals simple and to educate their network about the benefits of investing in real estate. Dave Dubeau recommends real estate investing as a long-term investment, citing its many benefits such as cash flow, mortgage pay down, forced depreciation, and multiple exit strategies. He also warns against making mistakes such as showing off the best deal ever and soliciting capital online, which can be illegal. He suggests getting an expression of interest from potential investors to increase the chances of them investing.

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/appeal2/nick-493_1 1 .Friday was a huge market surge as the debt ceiling was approved by the Senate. There was also a goldilocks job report released on Friday morning. It's amazing how that happens. 2. Saudi Arabia will implement an additional voluntary cut in its production of crude oil, amounting to one million barrels per day. OPEC+ makes no changes to oil production targets.Crude is trading higher by 1% to $72.40 a barrel. 3. Apple (AAPL) is holding its Worldwide Developers Conference today where it is expected to unveil a mixed reality headset. The cost is about $3000.00 for the headset. AAPL stock is making new all time highs this morning. 4. The financial stocks are weak today across the board. the Regional Bank ETF (KRE) is trading down by nearly 3%. While this has improved recently it still is a weak chart on the larger time-frames. 5. Gold is trading up today, but did sell-off on Friday. So far, the $1940 support level is holding. Just remember, this is just daily chart support. 6. Bitcoin futures are down 2% today. They have been in a choppy range and can go either way short term.

Kerry Lutz and Jeremy Cordon discussed Gold Backs, a form of commodity money that is split into a thousand pieces and wrapped in a protective layer to make it nearly impossible to counterfeit. Nearly half of all small businesses approached are interested in accepting Gold Backs. Since 2019, they have become the most successful local currency in American history. They are worth four dollars each and have a 5% spread on them, tighter than silver. Gold Back Inc. has created a product that is a series of local currencies that are tied to the Uniform Commercial Code and are exchangeable for a gold eagle. It has been sold on every continent except Antarctica and has added three quarters of a million people to the gold market in the past few years. It is sold by big metals dealers and online retailers, and more information can be found at www.GoldBack.com. Visit GoldBack at: https://GoldBack.com Visit FSN at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

Roei Ganzarski's company Alithieon has developed a technology that enables authentication and verification of items without the need for etching, serial numbers, or any other form of identification. This technology uses a feature print to identify items with just a camera. BMW is the lead investor in the company, which has over 45 patents and is already being used in five distinct segments, including luxury goods, collectibles, transportation, DOD, and pharmaceuticals. The technology is robust enough to identify items even after they have been altered or scratched, and can even identify counterfeit items. The company is currently privately held, but hopes to go public in the next 24 months. Visit Alithieon's site at: https://alitheon.com Visit FSN at: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com