Kevin Muir, founder of the MacroTourist newsletter, joins guest host Victor Adair to explain why he’s getting back into the bond market after the disastrous losses of the past 18 months. Drew Zimmerman on why his company has transitioned to the uranium space, and the great Greg Weldon on his latest trades, including one he shared at the last World Outlook Financial Conference that is up 78.3% to date.

The debt situation has changed, and Mike says the math makes a debt crisis inevitable. The last time KeyStone Financial’s Aaron Dunn was on MoneyTalks, he recommended Hammond Power Solutions (up over 200%), so it’s no surprise that Mike wants more stocks to put on your radar screens. The feds are concerned about misinformation despite the fact that government is arguably the biggest source of it.

Mike says it’s time to choose a side in the escalating fight over government control versus free speech. Alex Epstein has turned the climate debate on its head by asking do the benefits of fossil fuels to humanity outweigh the cons? Ozzie on the latest government move that increases the cost of housing, and a political about-face for the ages in this week’s Goofy Award.

The always controversial Martin Armstrong is called upon by governments, central banks, pensions, and sovereign wealth funds. His model’s track record is brilliant. Consider that in September 2019, on MoneyTalks, he warned of a major economic and financial disruption beginning in January 2020 – with a market decline cascading in the last week of February and a March 2020 bottom. It all happened on schedule. Plus, Andrew Ruhland on how to adapt your portfolio to the current market environment, a truly shocking stat and more.