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Darrell Thomas retweeted
Francis Hunt says the Western debt crisis is accelerating as yields rise and refinancing costs compound.
He discusses sovereign debt, oil, hard assets, gold, silver, and why he believes precious metals may be approaching another major opportunity.
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Darrell Thomas retweeted
This divergence is dead. The earliest we could even expect to see real positive price action is AFTER the US midterm elections.
As I’ve stated on YouTube - weakness could go out as far as Summer 2027 - BUT - only assuming there is no significant market correction or economic slowdown in the meantime.
No matter what, it pays to prepare now. Metals are a must have in every portfolio - and I put that number at 20% as being enough to offset stock losses in a market rotation event. Retirees from the late 90s and early 2000s learned that lesson the hard way.
This is a great gift for scheduled buyers who are preparing for retirement (please refer to my retirement videos and consider a modest 25% coverage using the numbers I’ve shared).
Darrell Thomas retweeted
Melody Wright says the AI data center boom may be one of the last major supports holding the economy together.
@m3_melody @MoneyLevelsShow
Darrell Thomas retweeted
David Stockman says America’s fiscal path is unsustainable, but he doesn’t expect an immediate dollar collapse.
He discusses rising rates, overvalued AI stocks, $100+ trillion in total debt, gold, short-term Treasuries, and whether a more hawkish Fed could finally end the bailout cycle.
@DA_Stockman @MoneyLevelsShow
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Michael Pento says the U.S. is sitting on three major bubbles at once: equities, bonds, and real estate.
He explains why a liquidity crisis could hit risk assets first, why he’s already neutral, and why the Fed’s eventual response could set up a powerful move in gold.
@michaelpento @MoneyLevelsShow
Darrell Thomas retweeted
My new interview with Darrell Thomas covers gold, energy, inflation, bonds, the wars in Ukraine and Iran and more. It's all connected.
youtu.be/kiA4uJzJQog?si=p4ph…
Darrell Thomas retweeted
The tragedy of it all is that rioting against inflation and cost of living by destroying stores just increases inflation and cost of living.
Fiscal issues lead to social issues, which lead to more fiscal issues and more social issues.
Darrell Thomas retweeted
Christopher Whalen says higher yields are starting to pressure banks, consumers, and real estate.
He breaks down why he’s reducing financial exposure, adding to energy and precious metals, and why the Fed may eventually be forced back into the bond market.
@rcwhalen @MoneyLevelsShow
Darrell Thomas retweeted
Jim Rickards says inflation may be the tool Washington uses to make America’s debt burden more manageable.
He discusses debt-to-GDP, hard assets, energy, gold, uranium, rare earths, geopolitics, and why the AI boom could leave many investors holding the bag.
@RealJimRickards @MoneyLevelsShow
Darrell Thomas retweeted
Some folks are missing @PeterSchiff’s point:
ALL government spending is paid for by citizens, through taxes, inflation, interest, AND debt (deferred tax).
The Big Beautiful Bill increased spending by $100’s of billions over the next few years, so it increased what YOU MUST PAY.
The comment section is diabolical 😂😂😂
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Important context needed: Trump previously promised 2 dividends and never followed through.
In early 2025, Trump publicly backed a roughly $5,000 “DOGE dividend”
In November 2025, he promised a $2,000 “tariff dividend”
newsweek.com/every-dividend…
Darrell Thomas retweeted
BREAKING: Global physical gold-backed ETFs attracted +$30.7 billion in inflows in Q3 2026, their largest quarterly intake on record.
In September, inflows totaled +$10 billion, the 3rd-largest monthly inflow of 2026, following +$17.9 billion in August, the 2nd-largest monthly intake on record.
As a result, global gold ETF holdings rose +67 tonnes last month to a record 4,256 tonnes.
This surpasses the previous record of 4,176 tonnes set in February.
Year-to-date, global gold ETFs have seen +$38.5 billion in inflows, equivalent to an increase of +226 tonnes in gold holdings, with all regions recording positive demand.
UK-listed funds have attracted +$9.5 billion in inflows over the same period, overtaking China to become the largest source of country-level demand so far in 2026.
Demand for gold is extremely strong.
Darrell Thomas retweeted
Lyn Alden says the sovereign debt crisis may already be underway, just not in the dramatic way most people expect.
@LynAldenContact @MoneyLevelsShow
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Chris Vermeulen says rising Treasury yields could become a major headwind for stocks, real estate, and bonds.
He breaks down the charts for gold, silver, Bitcoin, copper, and the Nasdaq while explaining where he sees capital flowing next.
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