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Dive into an enlightening conversation with James Connor ( @BloorStreetCapital  ) and Fund Manager Ronnie Stoeferle. Uncover Ronnie’s profound insights on gold as an asset class, its role in an impending recession, and the influence of geopolitical factors. This discussion offers a unique perspective on building wealth in a volatile economy. Don’t miss the expert analysis and future predictions for gold and the financial market.

While recent discussions have echoed bullish sentiments, this conversation flips the narrative to explore the bearish side of the economic landscape.

Join Wealthion host James Connor in an exclusive conversation with renowned investor Jim Rogers. In this episode, Rogers shares his insights on the current economic landscape, discussing the unprecedented levels of inflation, where he see currently thinks investors should be buying value and selling in hysteria, the ahead challenges presented by social and political unrest and more!

Eric Chemi wraps his first week of guest hosting with Wealthion, gives our viewers with an update about Weekly Market Recaps.

Meet Jimmy Connor! He’s one of the many faces joining the Wealthion team with one goal, to empower you to make the best financial decisions for you and your family.

Meet Eric Chemi! He’s one of the many new faces joining the Wealthion team with one goal, to empower you to make the best financial decisions for you and your family.

Debt overhangs & runaway fiscal deficits are likely to drag down economic growth and stocks & bonds over the coming decade, even though in the immediate terms, a brief bounce in the markets is likely.

Ed Yardeni, the investment strategist who coined the term “bond vigilantes” back in 1983 declares they are back & responsible for the painful recent rise in bond yields. Specifically, Ed thinks concerns about the high degree of deficit spending & increase in supply of US Treasurys is what has awakened them from their decades-long slumber.

Portfolio manager Lance Roberts explains why, despite the potential for stocks to rally into year end, next year may indeed be the time when the lag effect catches up with the economy and we plunge into a recession + a bear market.