Financial Survival Network

Kerry Lutz and Max Osbon discussed various topics related to investment opportunities and market trends. They emphasized the importance of understanding the individual behind the company and their background, as well as the significance of AI in evaluating market conditions and identifying healthy market conditions. They also discussed the challenges of interacting with government regulations and the impact of previous experiences on a founder's approach to business. The conversation also touched on the institutionalization of call selling and the potential risks it poses to the market, as well as the reliability of expert opinions and the need for trustworthy sources of information. They delved into the challenges and opportunities in the energy sector, with Lutz expressing skepticism about renewables and emphasizing the need for more energy, while Osbon explored the potential of natural gas as a cleaner and more efficient fossil fuel solution. Find Max here: osboncapital.com Find Kerry here: FSN and her

The meeting between Kerry Lutz and Rick Rule covered a range of investment strategies and opportunities. Rule shared his experiences with uranium and oil markets, emphasizing the importance of patience and confidence in his convictions. He also discussed potential opportunities in platinum and palladium investments, highlighting the role of market trends and social circumstances on production and prices. The discussion then moved on to the natural gas market, covering topics such as oversupply, historical usage trends, environmental considerations, and future demand. Rule highlighted specific companies like Devon and EQT for different regions and expressed frustration with Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's reluctance to sell Canadian natural gas. The conversation then turned to the silver market, with Rule sharing his experiences from previous silver bull markets and emphasizing the impact of generalist investors on the market. Lutz and Rule also delved into the intricacies of short selling and market dyn

Kerry Lutz and Ted Thatcher discussed the recent PPI and CPI numbers and their significance in relation to inflation and potential rate cuts. They explored Jerome Powell's perspective and the political incentives for rate reductions, emphasizing the influence of financial markets on Fed decisions. The discussion also touched on the growing disparity between Wall Street and Main Street, expressing apprehension about the impact on average Americans. Additionally, they explored the evolving nature of CPI measurement and its implications for understanding inflation, and the potential effects of political influences on economic policies. The conversation concluded with a reflection on the need for vigilance and caution in financial decision-making, given the complex interplay of economic, political, and market forces.

Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed various indicators pointing towards an economic slowdown, attributing it to factors like higher interest rates and government interventions through liquidity injections. They also touched upon the upcoming election and its potential influence on the economic narrative. The speakers expressed differing views on whether the current trend in the gold and silver market represents a temporary correction or a continuation of the bull market. The conversation also explored the multifaceted impact of current events on the political landscape, emphasizing the challenges faced by the Biden administration, such as inflation, border control issues, and escalating international conflicts. They highlighted the emergence of a paradigm shift towards government intervention and the implications for future political strategies. Additionally, the speakers engaged in a speculative conversation about the potential imprisonment of Trump, considering the implications and motivations behind s

Kerry Lutz and Eddy Gifford discussed the potential implications of inflation decreasing and the implementation of rate cuts. They also emphasized the importance of portfolio diversification, including commodities and cryptocurrencies, to achieve uncorrelated returns and mitigate risk. Eddy provided insights into measuring risk and the need for exits in place during market downturns to safeguard assets. The conversation ended with Eddy suggesting ways to connect with him for further discussions and Kerry providing his contact information, highlighting the importance of staying informed during uncertain times. Find Eddy here: tactivewealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and David Morgan discussed the recent performance of gold and silver, with both metals experiencing significant rallies. They projected potential trading ranges for silver between $29 and $31 and gold between $2,200 and $2,400. The speakers also discussed the dynamics of the silver market, highlighting the substantial demand from industries like photovoltaics and projecting a billion ounce market for the next 10 years. They expressed shared concerns about the environmental impact and efficiency of energy production, emphasizing the need for alternative sustainable solutions and greater awareness and exploration of alternative sustainable energy options to address the challenges associated with energy and sustainability. Find David here: themorganreport.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and David Wright discussed various topics related to the economy and investment strategies. They expressed skepticism about the accuracy of the recent jobs report and its potential impact on interest rates. They also explored investment options such as precious metals and discussed concerns about meme stocks and abusive short selling. David Wright emphasized the preference for dividend-oriented investments for retired clients and expressed apprehension about the economic landscape. The conversation ended with discussions about where to find David Wright's services and a friendly exchange of appreciation between the speakers. Find David here: Wright Financial Group Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

In this meeting, Kerry Lutz interviews Brian Boyd about the potential of real estate investing and Airbnb opportunities. Boyd emphasizes the possibility of replacing a nine-to-five income through real estate investments and provides examples of how properties can generate substantial income, particularly in locations like Nashville and Gatlinburg. They discuss Airbnb investment strategies and rental arbitrage, emphasizing the importance of avoiding overbuying and focusing on smaller properties that can generate consistent income. Boyd provides a comprehensive overview of real estate market growth, focusing on areas such as Montana, the western U.S., Tennessee, Texas, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, California, New York, and Michigan. They also touch on the impact of COVID-19 on market saturation and regulatory changes. Find Brian here: briantboyd.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Wolf Richter discussed various topics related to the evolving landscape of different industries. They analyzed the challenges faced by office buildings in major cities due to remote work and the potential for repurposing suburban office buildings into residential developments. They also explored the impact of de-globalization on intellectual property concerns and the challenges faced by manufacturers operating in China. Additionally, they discussed the resilience of electric vehicle sales and the evolving landscape of the automotive industry. Furthermore, the speakers emphasized the potential benefits for utilities from the increasing adoption of EVs and the role of battery installations in managing electricity demand and supply. They also expressed concerns about the energy consumption of AI data centers and the implications for the electrical grid. Overall, the discussion highlighted the complex and far-reaching implications of technological advancements and societal changes on various s

Kerry Lutz and Mark Skousen discuss the upcoming Freedom Fest event in Las Vegas, highlighting the growing appeal of libertarianism and the shift away from traditional left-right politics. They emphasize the diverse lineup of keynote speakers, including Javier Miele, Ice-T, and Rob Snyder, and the various events and activities planned for the conference, such as the presidential debate and the Anthem Film Festival. The conversation also touches on Las Vegas as a libertarian paradise, discussing its evolution from a gambling-centric destination to a multifaceted hub of entertainment, museums, and events. The discussion also delves into the stock market's performance, emphasizing the influence of gridlock, tax cuts, and the Federal Reserve's actions. They express apprehension about deficit spending and the potential for a boom-bust cycle due to a shift in monetary policy. Additionally, they highlight the upcoming financial conference's focus on managing permanent inflation and the potential need for a retur

Kerry Lutz and Carl Gould discussed the impact of Target's recent price reductions on consumer behavior and the retail industry, as well as the potential implications for the economy and the upcoming election. They also highlighted the fragility of the supply chain due to shortages in the housing market and truck drivers, as well as incidents like the Suez Canal blockage and the drought at the Panama Canal. They suggested that small to mid-sized businesses may need to adapt by diversifying their sourcing to de-risk their supply chain. Finally, they explored the potential impact of AI and automation on various industries, including the challenges of autonomous driving in urban areas and the potential for job displacement. Find Carl here: carlgould.com Find Kerry here: FSN   and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Mindy McIntosh discussed the importance of a well-diversified investment strategy during periods of low volatility, and the impact of inflation and interest rates on consumer behavior, particularly in the housing and bond markets. They also addressed the shift in market sentiment from expectations of a soft landing and transitory inflation to a more permanent and impactful economic landscape, signaling the need for careful consideration of investment and retirement planning strategies. Mindy provided insights into the impact of interest rates, national debt, legislative risk, and taxation on retirement planning, while Kerry emphasized the importance of caution and personalized financial planning based on individual timelines and circumstances. They also discussed the need to anticipate and navigate potential economic changes, and the importance of diversification and income planning for seniors, particularly in the context of long-term care. Find Mindy here: wealthmichigan.com Find Kerry here:

We sat down with Gwen Preston, newly named VP of Investor Relations at West Red Lake Gold Mines (

Financial professional Chad Olivier discussed his optimistic outlook on market trends, emphasizing the importance of sound financial planning and investing in companies with high growth and low debt. He addressed concerns about inflation, commercial real estate shifts, and the banking crisis, highlighting the need for clients to understand their risk tolerance and adjust their portfolios accordingly. The conversation also delved into the Federal Reserve's strategy regarding rate adjustments and its potential effects on the market, as well as the potential risks and benefits of long-term CDs, AI stocks, cryptocurrencies, and precious metals as a hedge in investment portfolios. They also discussed the potential impact of the upcoming election on the financial markets and provided information on how to connect with financial planning services. Find Chad here: oliviergroup.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Kerry Lutz and David Erfle discussed the recent surge in gold and silver prices, exploring the potential for junior miners to follow this trend. They also analyzed the technical confirmation of a breakout in silver, signaling a bullish outlook for the sector. The conversation delved into the outperformance of the silver junior ETF, the relative strength of silver compared to gold, and the decreasing gold-silver ratio, all pointing towards a full-blown bull market in the precious metals. They also discussed the impact of Asian and Indian demand, geopolitical instability, rising debt, inflation, and potential stock market corrections on the precious metals market, providing valuable insights for investors. The discussion also focused on the gold mining sector, with David Erfle analyzing Newmont's outstanding Q1 results and the potential for a strong Q2. He emphasized the significance of these results in attracting attention from fund managers and investors, especially as gold prices continue to rise. Additi

Kerry Lutz and Ross Givens discussed the controversial practice of insider trading by members of Congress, highlighting specific instances where politicians have used privileged information for personal financial gain. They also talked about the Stock Act, which requires politicians to disclose their stock trades with a 45-day lag time, and the challenges and opportunities of tracking corporate insiders for successful stock trading. Ross Givens presented insider buying as a successful strategy for stock investments, emphasizing the importance of identifying clusters of insider buying and sharing examples of stocks that saw substantial gains following significant insider purchases. The discussion underscored the ethical and legal implications of leveraging insider information for trading and emphasized the importance of transparency and equal access to information in the stock market. Find Ross here: tradersagency.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Lobo Tiggre discussed the economic developments in Argentina and Mexico. They highlighted the positive changes in Argentina due to the current administration's measures to reduce government spending and regulations, resulting in a decrease in inflation and potential investment opportunities. However, they expressed concerns about the economic trajectory of Mexico, particularly in light of potential restrictions on mining activities and associated investment risks. The conversation also touched on the impact of inflation on consumer behavior, particularly among the younger demographic, and the potential for a significant shift in economic and voting behavior. Lobo Tiggre also discussed the factors contributing to the potential increase in gold and silver prices, including economic scenarios, central bank buying, and geopolitical tensions. Find Lobo here: independentspeculator.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Doug Casey discussed a range of topics, including the revolution in Argentina, the real estate market in Argentina and Uruguay, the US political environment, the surging prices of gold and silver, and investment opportunities. They explored the election of an anarcho-capitalist president in Argentina and the country's global significance, as well as the potential impact of a ruling cabal. Doug Casey shared his personal experience of purchasing a large penthouse in Buenos Aires at a fraction of the cost compared to a similar property in New York, and suggested Uruguay as an attractive option for individuals seeking waterfront properties at a more affordable price compared to the US market. The discussion also delved into the US political environment, with Kerry and Doug exploring Trump's potential approach to the presidency, the deep divide between Republicans and Democrats, and the potential for election manipulation. They expressed concerns about the impact of this polarization and predict

Kerry Lutz and Alan Hibbard discussed the current state of the precious metals market and investment strategies. Alan shared his investment portfolio, which includes gold, silver, and Bitcoin, and discussed his long-term investment approach. They also talked about the potential impact of inflation on real estate and other asset classes, comparing the historical performance of real estate and gold during inflationary periods. The conversation also touched on the potential impact of inflation on debt repayment and the implications for the government and banking sector. Lastly, they explored the possibility of budget cuts and stabilization efforts in the US, expressing skepticism about the feasibility of such drastic measures due to political and structural disparities. Find Alan here: goldsilver.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe 

Kerry Lutz and Michael Arries discussed the recent surge in gold and silver prices, attributing it to economic factors such as inflation, political uncertainty, and lack of faith in fiat currency. They predicted that the precious metals would continue to rise in value, with the possibility of gold reaching $10,000-$15,000 an ounce and silver reaching $300-$500 an ounce. The speakers emphasized the significance of the current market conditions in driving the surge and the importance of staying attuned to market trends for portfolio growth. They also explored the historical performance and potential future outlook of gold and silver investments, including the optimal allocation of investments based on the Dow to gold ratio and strategies for capturing gains in free ounces of gold. Find Michael here: mcalvany.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe