
Chris Temple – US Macroeconomic Movers After The Republican Election Sweep And Fed Rate Cut
Chris Temple, with a longer-format nuanced discussion on the US equity markets, US dollar, gold, and the real health of the economy, after this week’s Republican party sweep in the elections, and Fed rate cut. We get into potential paths forward, and hard decisions and proposed solutions that will need to be considered as we roll into 2025.

Nick Hodge – Macroeconomic Movers, The Chinese Economy, Outlook On Copper and Lithium Stocks
Nick Hodge discusses the macroeconomic factors moving markets, the Chinese economy, and investing trends in both the copper and lithium markets, along with their related equities.

Dave Kranzler – Shorts In Tesla, Super Micro, Harley, And Homebuilders – Value Proposition In PM Stocks Like Viva, Cabral, Heliostar, Integra, New Pacific, And The Gatos and Silvercrest Takeovers
Dave Kranzler joins me for a wide-ranging discussion on the truth and fiction in government macroeconomic numbers, what US stocks he is shorting, and what gold and silver stocks he is bullish on in the junior precious metals sector, and a whole lot more.

Craig Hemke – Gold Slumps, Silver and PM Mining Stocks Trend Sideways, And Copper Rallies
Craig Hemke discusses the recent pricing slump in gold, while silver and the precious metals stocks trend sideways, and copper continues to rally higher.

Nick Hodge – Macroeconomic Data Has Improved – Opportunities In Select General Equities, The Uranium Sector, And Copper Stocks
Nick Hodge reviews the improving macro setup, select opportunities in US equities, the continued bullish outlook for uranium stocks, and copper sector and stock positioning based on improving economic backdrop.

Jeff Christian – Central Banks Continue Being Net Buyers Of Gold
Jeff Christian delves into the pattern of central bank buying in gold over the last 13 years, which countries central banks are doing the buying, and how this factors into the gold pricing moves.

Excelsior’s Week In Review – Episode 5 – The New Year Brings A Post Powell-Pivot-Party Hangover
Excelsior Prosperity – Week In Review Part 5 – A look at the Pivot Party hangover in markets last week, nuances around the jobs report, and 4 stocks covered in our special video segment with Richard “Doc” Postma that aired last week.

Jordan Roy-Bryne – Focusing Less On Macro Noise And More On Company Micro Fundamental Value Drivers
Jordan Roy-Byrne discusses why he’s putting much less focus on the day-to-day macroeconomic noise, and much more focus on company-specific micro fundamental value drivers.

Dave Erfle – Mixed Economic Data, Range-bound Precious Metals Prices, And Poor Investor Sentiment Requires Patience And Due Diligence
Dave Erfle, The Junior Miner Junky, reviews the mixed stew of macroeconomic data points, and his technical and fundamental outlook on the PM markets.

Craig Hemke – Is This The Pause Before The Storm Or The Pause Before The Party?
Craig Hemke reflects on the recent Fed meeting and how that relates to the precious metals sector and general equities.

Craig Hemke – Factors Driving The Precious Metals Sector
Craig Hemke reviews a number of factors, both technical and macroeconomic, that are driving the precious metals sector prices.

Jordan Roy-Byrne – Precious Metals Have Bottomed But Are Consolidating The Recent Rally
Jordan Roy-Byrne discusses his technical outlook on gold, silver and the precious metals mining stocks.

Nick Hodge – Macroeconomic Factors Driving Market Sector Trends Moving Into 2023
Nick Hodge with a wide-ranging discussion on the macroeconomic factors driving market sector trends heading into 2023.

Dave Erfle – Macro Factors Leading The Precious Metals Higher Since Friday, And Technical Levels To Watch
Dave Erfle, The Junior Miner Junky, reviews the macro factors behind the move higher in the PMs since last Friday, and technical pricing levels to watch.

Erik Wetterling – Ignoring Macro Noise To Focus On Company Specific Micro News
Erik Wetterling, The Hedgeless Horseman, discusses holding onto high-conviction plays that moved higher by focusing on company micro news instead of macroeconomics.