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Updated For 2025! This Week In Wrestling History (Season 3 Week 19) covering the period of 5/7 thru 5/13. Running Time: 4 Hours 15 Minutes. This Week In Wrestling History hosted by Don Tony first aired in 2018 and spanned two seasons. After much demand, these retro episodes return REMASTERED and UPDATED FOR 2025. Wrestling history up to and including 2024 has been added! Hundreds of hours of original wrestling clips & stories. Enjoy this deep dive into pro wrestling's awesome history. RUNNING TIME: 4 Hours 15 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: S3 E19 (05/07 - 05/13) Bruno Sammartino vs Giant Baba: First time ever WWWF Championship is defended in Japan. Verne Gagne retires as AWA Heavyweight Champion. Eddie Gilbert seriously injured in fiery auto accident following WWF PA event. Nancy Argentino, girlfriend of Jimmy Snuka, dies after head injury suffered at PA hotel. This occurs a few months after Snuka is arrested in NY and originally charged with second and third degree assault of Argentino and a Police Officer. Looking back at the first ever episode of Saturday Night's Main Event (1985). Career vs Title: Jerry Lawler def Curt Hennig to win AWA Heavyweight Championship. Bonus Audio: Curt Hennig attacks owner of Toyota Dealership and destroys the CWA Studio. Looking back at 5th Von Erich Memorial Parade Of Champions (1988). Looking back at NWA WrestleWar 1989. Audio: Memorable attack by Terry Funk on Ric Flair following his NWA Heavyweight Championship win against Ricky Steamboat. Roddy Piper returns to WWF after two year retirement. Audio: Macho Man Randy Savage vs Steve Austin battle for the one and only time they faced off in the ring. Audio: Steve Austin comments on Macho Man Randy Savage. Bill Alfonso makes memorable debut in ECW. WCW announces Nitro expanding to two hours. Standards and Practices: WWF forced to edit Raw segment showing Goldust licking Undertaker up his leg and thigh. Looking back at AAA TripleMania IV (1996). Looking back at WWF IYH 15: A Cold Day In Hell (1997). Memorable Raw moment: HBK superkicks Bret Hart back into his wheelchair. Audio: Farooq accuses WWF of racism and lack of Black Heavyweight Champions. Audio: Rob Van Dam makes Monday Night Raw debut against Jeff Hardy (1997). Audio: Dustin Runnels tears up during Raw segment while speaking about Dusty Rhodes and Goldust character. Audio: Eric Bischoff challenges Vince McMahon to a fight at WCW Slamboree 1998. Online voting gone wrong: Ric Flair voted People Magazine's #2 Most Beautiful People In The World for 1998. Who was #1? MTV airs special WCW 'Ultimate Music Video Feud' and begins the crossover highlighted by Raven / DDP feud. Steve Austin makes memorable appearance on TSN's Off The Record. Looking back at Sable's leaving WWF and filing $110 Million Lawsuit claiming sexual harassment and unsafe working conditions. Audio: Debra vs Sable Evening Gown Match for WWF Women's Championship. Audio: Sean Waltman speaks on putting a cup of feces inside Sable's luggage. DT looks back at highest rated Raw episode (8.1) in history and how WCW never fully recovered from one preemption due to NBA Playoffs. US News And World Report publishes seven page story of WWF and explosion in popularity for pro wrestling. Looking back at WCW Slamboree PPV (1999, 2000). Miss Elizabeth wrestles her first two matches ever (vs Daffney, vs Rhonda Singh). Audio: APA destroy Big Boss Man and Bull Buchanan in a bar fight. Four days after Linda McMahon tells AP that WWF and NBC were working on second season for XFL and not being killed off - NBC and WWF discontinues XFL. Perry Saturn sent home by WWF after 'shooting' on Mike Bell during a match on WWF Jakked. WWF releases Scott Hall 48 hours after the infamous 'Plane Ride From Hell'. Batista makes his WWF main roster debut. Audio: Edge-A-Mania is running wild! Infamous Raw segment: Undertaker attacks, hogties, and drags Hulk Hogan while riding a motorcycle throughout the Air Canada Center. Launch of NWA - Total Nonstop Action (TNA) officially announced. Audio: Memorable Raw segment featuring Steve Austin, Christian, RVD/Kane and the surprise return (and final WWE appearance ever) of The Road Warriors (2003). Audio: Freddie Blassie tells D-Von to 'Get The Tables!'. John Tenta announces retirement after developing bladder cancer. After two years of PPV only shows, TNA and Fox Sports announce creation of non PPV weekly series, 'Impact!' (2004). Almost a year to the day TNA inks a deal with Fox Sports Net and debuts Impact!, FSN drops TNA programming. Booker T and Batista fight during filming of Summerslam 2006 commercial. Audio: Beth Phoenix makes her WWE main roster debut. Audio: Dr. Vince McMahon gives the Commencement Speech at Sacred Heart University (CT). Audio: After Undertaker battles Batista in a bloody Cage Match and endures a post match beatdown by Mark Henry, Edge cashes in MITB Briefcase to win the World Heavyweight Championship. NWA officially ends their relationship with TNA. Looking back at TNA Sacrifice PPV (2007, 2008, 2012). Audio: Jim Cornette strips Kurt Angle of TNA Heavyweight Championship. Fresh off the disaster of moving Impact to Monday nights and dismal ratings, Dixie Carter issues an odd and desperate plea to wrestling fans. Infamous Raw moment: Jerry Lawler uses Michael Cole's tie to attack Cole within the Cole Mine. Brock Lesnar pulled from UFC event due to diverticulitis. New Japan Pro Wrestling holds their first ever show in the US with help from JAPW. Hulk Hogan's solution to increase fan interaction with TNA? Follow and film TNA Wrestlers anytime they are seen in public. Happy Wedding Anniversary to Gail Kim and Chef Robert Irvine. Baron Corbin makes his WWE NXT TV debut. After Christy Hemme botches the ring introduction of Austin Aries and Bobby Roode, Aries climbs ring rope and puts his crotch in Hemme's face. And TNA waits almost a week to denounce the behavior. Buck Zumhofe sentenced to 25 years in prison for sexually abusing his 15 year old daughter. Audio: Attitude or Ineptitude? TNA tries to get edgy by having MVP use the 'N' word during politically charged promo on Impact. Ray 'Adam Rose' Leppan arrested for alleged domestic battery and is immediately suspended by WWE. Looking back at ROH / NJPW Global Wars 2016. Billy Corgan finalizes the deal to purchase the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). Looking back at WWE Backlash 2018 and 2022 WWE signs the last two members of MMA Four Horsewomen, Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke Audio: Vince McMahon, with the help of Roman Reigns, AJ Styles, Daniel Bryan and Kofi Kingston, creates the RAW and SmackDown 'Wild Card Rule' Silver King tragically dies in the ring during a wrestling match against Juventud Guerrera Looking back at WWE Money In The Bank 2020 Audio: Becky Lynch announces her pregnancy on RAW and Asuka as the new RAW Women's Champion Audio: One of the worst storylines in WWE history begins: Seth Rollins has a weird infatuation with Rey Mysterio's eye Audio: Alberto Del Rio arrested and charged with sexual assault and aggravated kidnapping and how he escaped prison time for these serious charges Looking back at WWE Throwback SmackDown from 2021 AEW is the first to announce their return to touring since the Covid-19 Pandemic began Audio: Swerve introduces the NXT Universe to his new stable, 'Hit Row' Looking back at Impact Wrestling: Under Siege 2022 PPV Audio: Rhea Ripley attacks AJ Styles and becomes the newest member of Judgement Day (led by Edge) Looking back at The Authors Of Pain's 'Wrestling Entertainment Series' promotion fiasco Bobby Roode abruptly retires from pro wrestling after needed a second neck fusion surgery Kenny Omega hit with a very serious case of Diverticulitis Audio: Highlights of Sami Zayn's stand-up comedy act from 'Netflix Is A Joke' with Becky Lynch and Johnny Knoxville Audio: Jesse The Body Ventura reveals negotiations with WWE for a Legends Deal Audio: Wrestling news and IWC livid at Triple H after taking shots at PWInsider and Fightful And so much more! 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We sat down with Gwen Preston, Communications VP at West Red Lake Gold Mines (
Vi träffar Jonas Hasselberg, som under de senaste åren varit VD för det börsnoterade bolaget Proact. I december 2024 annonserade Jonas sin avgång och han kommer att under 2025 tillträda som VD för cybersäkerhetsföretaget OmegaPoint som ägs av norska PE-firman FSN. Vi diskuterar detta men även Jonas tidigare arbeten på Microsoft, Nokia och Telia. Det bjuds på många lärdomar.
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We received a strong sponsor update from Ivan Bebek, CEO of Coppernico Metals (
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Kerry Lutz engaged in discussions with Moshe Popack and Dave Aizer about the current state and future prospects of Florida's real estate market, highlighting the challenges and opportunities arising from the post-COVID landscape. Popack reflected on his experiences during the foreclosure crisis and noted the struggles within commercial real estate, while expressing optimism due to the influx of new residents and the demand for office space from Fortune 500 companies. Aizer addressed the issues facing malls, advocating for innovative repurposing strategies under Florida's Live Local Act, which could transform abandoned properties into residential and community spaces. Both speakers acknowledged the rising costs of living and the condo crisis, suggesting potential adjustments to laws regarding condo reserves to ease financial burdens on owners. Additionally, Lutz and Popack discussed the U.S.'s health challenges, emphasizing the need for community education on nutrition and advocating for a shift towards healthier food choices to reduce healthcare costs. Overall, the conversation reflected a complex yet hopeful outlook on South Florida's economic and health landscape. Find Moshe here: Moshe Popack Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
During the meeting led by Kerry Lutz, Ed Sidell provided an analysis of the current economic landscape, highlighting the disparity between strong GDP figures and negative public sentiment driven by inflation from government spending, which has reached $6.75 trillion in fiscal year 2024. Concerns were raised about the national debt potentially reaching $36 trillion by election day, alongside a discussion of Trump's proposal to eliminate federal income tax, which Sidell deemed feasible if accompanied by a VAT, and the potential benefits of reducing the business tax from 21% to 15% to stimulate growth. The conversation also touched on market trends in anticipation of the upcoming election, with indications that the market may be pricing in a Trump victory, and concerns about inflation's impact on bond yields. Additionally, Lutz presented a theory regarding the influence of intelligence agencies on major media outlets, suggesting that the Washington Post and New York Times serve as conduits for the CIA and DOJ/FBI, respectively, and referenced historical connections to these agencies. Find Ed here: egsifinancial.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Chris Markowski engaged in a comprehensive discussion about the current political and economic climate, highlighting concerns over rising bond yields and skepticism regarding China's economic stability, particularly its real estate challenges and ineffective stimulus measures. Markowski criticized the recent 50 basis point rate cut as unjustified, pointing out the alarming national debt situation where interest payments dominate the federal budget. He expressed worries about the commercial real estate market, suggesting it is in a worse state than during the Great Recession, and criticized the government's "extend and pretend" approach to debt management. The conversation also touched on taxation, with Markowski advocating for a national sales tax over income tax, emphasizing the need for a repeal of the income tax to avoid complications. Find Chris here: watchdogonwallstreet.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Andrew Ragusa engaged in a comprehensive discussion about the New York real estate market, focusing on the effects of rising mortgage payments and inflation on home prices, noting that homes are selling for unexpectedly high prices despite needing repairs, as buyers are becoming less selective. Lutz expressed skepticism regarding the government's ability to effectively address these challenges, while Ragusa underscored the importance of property ownership amidst these difficulties. They also observed a trend of individuals returning to urban areas due to employer demands, which is influencing market dynamics. Additionally, they shifted their focus to investment trends, highlighting a growing preference for hard assets like gold and silver as a hedge against economic uncertainty, with Ragusa noting the increasing appeal of physical assets amid stock market fluctuations. Lutz, an experienced investor in precious metals, remarked on the rising prices and future growth potential of gold and silver, while also discussing silver's practical applications in technology. Find Andrew here: andrew_ragusa_ Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and David Erfle engaged in a detailed discussion about the recent positive trends in the gold and silver markets, highlighting significant price movements and market dynamics. Silver has notably surpassed the $32.50 resistance level, reaching $35, while gold prices have also seen substantial gains. Erfle pointed out that miners are consolidating in a bullish flag pattern, breaking through key resistance levels, which has rekindled interest from retail investors after a decade of decline. Despite these gains, both the GDX and GDXJ indices still have considerable growth potential compared to historical highs. The conversation also touched on the upcoming Q3 earnings announcement from Newmont, with expectations of strong results due to rising gold prices, which could further attract fund managers as the stock market shows signs of weakness. The discussion further explored the evolving landscape of the mining industry, with major companies acquiring junior mining assets to enhance their portfolios, particularly focusing on high-margin deposits. Erfle noted the relative ease of obtaining mining permits in certain countries, which could be expedited by changes in political leadership. Both speakers emphasized the importance of modern, environmentally friendly mining practices and the growing industrial demand for silver, which has been experiencing a four-year deficit. They also cautioned potential investors about the risks associated with buying silver, including scams and the need for due diligence. The conversation concluded with a reflection on the importance of capable management in the junior mining sector, underscoring the need for vigilance and education in navigating this volatile market. Find David here: JuniorMinerJunky Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz engaged with Dr. Jonathan Newman from the Mises Institute to discuss the organization's commitment to promoting Austrian economics and individual liberty. Jonathan articulated that the Mises Institute serves as an educational platform advocating for free market principles while critiquing government intervention in economic affairs. He emphasized that Austrian economics is rooted in the analysis of individual actions and market dynamics, which leads to a preference for minimal government involvement. The conversation also touched on the historical role of government in monetary control, with Jonathan referencing Mises' insights on currency devaluation and the shift towards fiat currencies, which has resulted in inflation and financial instability. Lutz introduced the concept of competing currencies, highlighting the emergence of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as alternatives to government-managed money. The discussion further explored the implications of fiat currency, drawing historical parallels to the Roman Empire and the consequences of debasing currency. Jonathan noted the U.S. government's departure from the gold standard in 1971, which has led to unchecked spending and an expansion of government size. They expressed concern over current U.S. monetary policy and its potential repercussions. The conversation also covered recent developments in Argentina under President Javier Milei, who has taken steps to reduce inflation and government spending. Find Jonathan here: mises.org Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed the current economic landscape as the election approaches. Saccaro shared insights from a successful investment in Apple and stressed the importance of a diversified portfolio, using historical examples of companies like Blockbuster and Kodak that failed to adapt to market changes. They addressed the Federal Reserve's mandates of controlling inflation and unemployment, noting a recent uptick in unemployment to 4.3% and inflation remaining in the mid-twos. Both expressed concerns about the potential for a recession and the misconception that the stock market is always a safe haven. The conversation also covered the importance of strategic investing according to individual life stages, especially given economic volatility. Saccaro recommended a conservative investment approach focused on income generation through interest and dividends to ensure financial security in retirement. Find Anthony here: AnthonySacarro.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz welcomed Ross Givens back to the Financial Survival Network, where they discussed Givens' impressive trading journey, including a 23% gain since May 29th, and his investment in Dominion Energy, which has appreciated 15% while providing dividends. Givens shared insights on their investment strategy focused on insider trading, which has achieved a remarkable 1900% compounded growth since 2017, highlighting specific cases like CATX and Amelix that demonstrate the potential of insider buying. He emphasized the importance of risk management, recommending profit-taking at 25% gains and discussing the SEC's short swing rule for stability. In options trading, Givens advised against stop losses for smaller stocks and suggested investing a portion of capital in call options with a three to six-month horizon, noting that a 20% stock increase can double the option's value. Both Lutz and Givens acknowledged the challenges of finding effective investment strategies in a competitive market, encouraging exploration of lesser-known stocks for higher returns and promoting their monthly training sessions to educate investors. Lutz expressed gratitude for Givens' insights and looked forward to future discussions. Find Ross here: tradersagency.com View Ross's latest webinar here: https://webinar.tradersagency.com/ins... Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Robert Siciliano highlighted the critical issue of identity theft, sharing personal experiences and emphasizing the importance of proactive measures such as regular password changes, two-factor authentication, and identity theft protection services. He discussed the risks associated with SIM swapping, particularly in the cryptocurrency sector, explaining how attackers often compromise email accounts through phishing to reset passwords and gain access t o financial accounts. Siciliano also addressed the challenge of identifying fake IDs, noting that many employees may not be trained to spot subtle differences, which can lead to security breaches. He recommended strong security practices, including unique passcodes and collaboration between cryptocurrency companies and telecom providers to detect unauthorized SIM swaps. Kerry Lutz contributed by sharing his own experiences with bank security measures, reinforcing the need for consumers to remain vigilant and proactive in safeguarding their personal information against evolving threats. Find Robert here: protectnowllc.com and here: /safr.me Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
The meeting focused on the historical context of gold prices, with Bob Hoye discussing the influence of past financial bubbles on the market and emphasizing that the strength of the U.S. dollar is often overstated. He anticipates a rise in the real price of gold, which would be advantageous for gold miners, and suggests investment strategies that include three to four-year good-grade corporate bonds as a safer choice in light of potential market volatility. Hoye also highlighted a selection of promising junior gold stocks, indicating their potential for substantial gains in an upward-trending market. Find Bob's charts here: Charts and Markets -Jr. Gold Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and attorney Parag Amin discussed the critical importance of disaster preparedness for businesses in the wake of hurricanes in Florida, emphasizing the need for proactive planning and adequate insurance coverage, particularly business interruption and flood insurance. Amin highlighted the ongoing insurance crisis in the state, driven by the increasing frequency of hurricanes, which has led many insurers to exit the market. He expressed concern over recent legal changes that hinder homeowners from recovering attorney's fees in disputes with insurance companies, arguing that this creates an unfair disadvantage for policyholders. The conversation also touched on the balance between regulation and capitalism in the insurance sector, with Amin advocating for more regulation to ensure accountability and consumer protection, while Lutz shared positive experiences with certain insurance providers. Additionally, Amin stressed the importance of thorough documentation for insurance claims, including maintaining organized records and a clear timeline of communications, and provided resources for further assistance. The meeting concluded with a reminder of the unpredictability of disasters and the necessity of being prepared. Find Parag here: lawpla.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Herman Dulce, Jr. discussed the critical need for funding in business survival, highlighting that 80% of businesses fail within five years due to insufficient capital. He shared his personal journey into the funding sector, which led to the establishment of Bellison Enterprises, through which he has facilitated over $100 million in funding and helped more than 100 individuals transition from employment to entrepreneurship, resulting in the creation of seven millionaires over the past decade. Dulce emphasized the advantages of business credit cards, including higher credit limits and introductory 0% interest rates, while underscoring the necessity of a solid business plan and responsible debt management to avoid negative impacts on personal credit. He also discussed the potential benefits of transferring personal debt to business credit to lower interest rates and enhance credit scores, advocating for financial literacy as an essential component of business success and inviting attendees to reach out for further financial guidance. Find Herman here: Bella Sloan Enterprises Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Eddy Gifford engaged in a detailed discussion about the current economic landscape, focusing on job statistics, inflation concerns, and the impact of upcoming elections. Gifford expressed skepticism about the reliability of job reports, warning that inflation remains a pressing issue despite claims of its decline, and highlighted external factors like global conflicts that could worsen the situation. Lutz drew parallels between the current advancements in AI and the transformative effects of the Internet in the 90s, suggesting that while AI could enhance productivity and create jobs, it also poses challenges related to trust and resistance to change. They also addressed the capacity challenges faced by Dominion Energy in Northern Virginia due to rising energy demands from data centers and cryptocurrency mining, noting that utilities are becoming attractive investments amid economic uncertainty. Gifford pointed out the evolving dynamics of the energy market and mentioned gold and Bitcoin as potential safe havens during market fluctuations, underscoring the complexities of traditional investment strategies in this context. Find Eddy here: tactivewealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Marquel Russell shared his inspiring journey from a troubled youth to a successful entrepreneur, emphasizing key moments such as fatherhood and his entry into network marketing, which led to the establishment of Kline Attraction University, a rapidly growing company that aids businesses in lead generation. He introduced the Predictable Scale Flywheel, a framework centered on eight essential pillars for building profitable and scalable businesses, and discussed his current mission with the Strategic Scale Institute to empower business owners to create self-sustaining companies. Kerry acknowledged Russell's triumph over adversity and his commitment to mentoring youth, highlighting the importance of persistence and the idea that many limitations are self-imposed. Find Marquel here: scalemadeeasy.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and David Stryzewski engaged in a comprehensive discussion about the looming economic crisis, likening it to an approaching hurricane that society is unprepared for, particularly in light of high credit card debt and dwindling savings among the American public. Stryzewski criticized the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut, expressing concerns about inflation and real estate affordability, while Lutz echoed these sentiments, highlighting the political motivations behind the Fed's actions. They delved into the risks within the financial market, especially regarding the bond market and national debt, advocating for hedging strategies and investments in hard assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Stryzewski made a strong case for silver investment, citing its growing demand in technology and military applications, while Lutz expressed skepticism about the BRICS system and emphasized the importance of monitoring silver demand, ultimately providing valuable insights for investors in precious metals. Find David here: FedBubble.com and here: myspg.com Find Kerry here: FSN and Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Craig Hemke engaged in a comprehensive discussion about the gold and silver markets, highlighting silver's recent price surge to nearly $33 and the bullish market phase characterized by higher lows and highs, with Hemke expressing optimism for continued growth. They examined the implications of rising U.S. debt, particularly a $380 billion monthly budget deficit, as a driver for increased gold prices, while noting that many financial advisors underutilize precious metals in client portfolios, indicating potential market growth. The conversation underscored the enduring value of gold against fiat currency devaluation, with historical price increases illustrating its stability amidst economic fragility and government spending challenges. They also addressed economic inequality in the U.S., lamenting the widening wealth gap and its impact on lower-income individuals, ultimately promoting Hemke's website, tfmetalsreport.com, as a resource for navigating the current inflationary landscape. Find Craig here: TFMetals Report Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Josh Woodward discussed effective marketing strategies for financial advisors, focusing on the importance of education and digital marketing in attracting clients. They highlighted the transition from traditional marketing to more engaging methods, such as webinars and educational resources, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, which accelerated the need for digital approaches. Trust and a positive return on investment were emphasized as critical components of successful digital marketing. The conversation also covered common marketing mistakes, the significance of targeted email newsletters and call-to-actions, and the potential of text messaging to engage younger demographics. Additionally, they explored monetization strategies for Kerry's podcast and YouTube channel, discussing ways to attract financial advisors and generate revenue through advertising and lead generation, ultimately showcasing the growth potential of effective marketing practices in the financial advising industry. Find Josh here: mastermindadvisor.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Ted Thatcher discussed the economic impact of the East Coast port strike, highlighting its potential to disrupt the supply chain and exacerbate inflation, particularly through rising oil prices. They emphasized the importance of developing strategies to protect wealth in light of economic uncertainties and the Federal Reserve's influence on financial markets. The conversation also covered various asset classes, such as precious metals, cryptocurrencies, and long-term bonds, as potential hedges against volatility. Furthermore, they addressed the implications of the upcoming election and global geopolitical instability on the economy, stressing the need for defensive financial planning and rational decision-making during these turbulent times, while also providing information on how to connect with Ted Thatcher's company for financial advice. Find Ted here: brightlakewealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Kristen Roberts discussed the concept of trade dress, emphasizing its importance in safeguarding the visual identity of products and services, with examples ranging from restaurant themes to house brands in supermarkets. They highlighted the complexities of enforcing trade dress rights internationally and the challenges in defining and proving violations, illustrated by the distinctive attire of Chippendales dancers. The conversation also addressed the evolving application of trade dress in social media aesthetics, particularly in light of a pending case in Texas involving two influencers, which raises questions about copyright infringement and the implications for the creator community. They examined the potential consequences of such legal actions on creativity and expression, the motivations behind lawsuits, and the necessity of balancing intellectual property protection with fostering inspiration and innovation. Find Kristen here: trestlelaw.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed the implications of open borders and immigration, the potential for societal upheaval, and the lessons to be learned from Europe's demographic challenges. They expressed concerns about the importation of criminals and the need for proactive measures to manage illegal immigration while recognizing the contributions of hardworking immigrants. The conversation also covered the accomplishments of President Biden, the rising threat of nuclear conflict, and the actions of the global elite. The dialogue explored the decline of traditional talk radio in favor of podcasts and alternative platforms, raising concerns about privacy and free speech in light of recent arrests related to messaging apps. Lutz and Rubino speculated on the potential actions of the Trump administration regarding political revenge and the weaponization of government agencies, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to governance. They reflected on their shift from finance to the influence of politics on investments, highlighting the straightforward nature of investing in gold and silver during turbulent times. The conversation concluded with discussions on preparedness for potential societal challenges and a commitment to maintain a monthly schedule for their interactions, with well wishes for Rubino's solar company endeavors. Find John here: Rubino.substack.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Mindy McIntosh engaged in a thorough analysis of recent GDP figures, expressing skepticism about their accuracy and relevance to the actual economic landscape, particularly regarding personal consumption and job creation. They discussed the potential distortion of economic realities due to the upcoming election and the growing demand for tangible assets, emphasizing the importance of making investment decisions based on long-term financial planning rather than emotional or politically driven factors. Mindy highlighted the significance of guiding clients through media bias while addressing emerging market trends, particularly in technology, AI, and clean energy sectors, alongside stable industries like healthcare. The conversation also touched on retirement planning, with Mindy voicing concerns about legislative risks affecting future generations and Kerry advocating for an active, fulfilling approach to retirement. They concluded by discussing the importance of diversification and how to connect with Mindy's firm for further insights. Find Mindy here: wealthmichigan.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
The Interview focused on the intersection of financial indicators and their implications for the upcoming election and broader economic trends, with Kerry Lutz and Eric Hadik discussing the correlation between the dollar's movement and political administrations, as well as the potential long-term effects on interest rates and inflation. Eric provided an analysis of the market's reaction to the Federal Reserve's rate cut, projecting a trading range for bonds and notes, and highlighted a historical 17-year cycle that may indicate a recession in 2025. The discussion also covered the near-term outlook for precious metals, forecasting a rally into late October or early November, and examined the generational cycle of currency wars, predicting significant gains for precious metals over the next couple of years. Additionally, the conversation touched on cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin and Ether, and the anticipated market peak in late 2024, with a subsequent sell-off expected in 2025-2026, supported by historical patterns and technical indicators. The meeting concluded with a reference to InsiideTrackTrading.com for further insights. Find Eric here: insiidetracktrading Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflaton.Cafe
Kerry Lutz interviewed Jules Brenner about his company's successful investment strategy focused on the metal fabrication sector in California, particularly targeting old Rust Belt companies lacking succession plans. Jules explained their approach of modernizing these businesses through a long-term investment model, utilizing various financing methods such as bank loans, seller financing, and equity from their own resources and minority investors. The discussion also covered their plans to expand into the aerospace and defense industries, capitalizing on the current demand in California. Lutz and Brenner highlighted the challenges of improving efficiency and adopting technology in traditional sectors like dry cleaning and metal fabrication, noting the difficulties older business owners face in modernizing. They emphasized the importance of responding to customer demands and industry growth to drive technological advancements and discussed strategies for scaling and diversifying revenue streams within California's evolving business landscape. Find Jules here: industrialsuccession.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz hosted a discussion with Paul Oster from betterqualified.com, focusing on the implications of a 50 basis point cut and new student loan forbearance rules. Paul Oster noted that the rate cut would have minimal effects on consumers, recommending that borrowers maintain higher payments to expedite debt repayment. He provided strategies for managing credit card debt, including the use of 0% balance transfer options, and emphasized the importance of having a solid plan for credit management. As the freeze on income repayment programs for student loans is set to end on September 30th, Paul Oster urged borrowers to take proactive measures, utilize resources at studentaid.gov, and engage with their loan servicer's to avoid the consequences of missed payments. The conversation also highlighted the benefits of Better Qualified's AI-driven credit reporting service, which offers personalized insights and faster results, and encouraged listeners to take advantage of free consultations and sign up for a newsletter for more information. Find Paul here: Betterqualified Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz and Joseph Kelly engaged in an in-depth discussion regarding the security and custody of Bitcoin, particularly focusing on self-directed IRAs and the evolving role of custodians like Fortis. They addressed vulnerabilities such as SIM swapping and the inadequacies of traditional SMS authentication, advocating for more secure alternatives like Authenticator apps. The conversation emphasized the significance of secure custody models, highlighting Unchained's proactive measures, including multi-sig and collaborative custody, to protect client assets. They also warned against phishing threats and stressed the importance of vigilance in security practices. Additionally, Joseph detailed the onboarding process for self-directed IRAs, including account setup steps, pricing, and the company's commitment to client education. Kerry expressed appreciation for Joseph's insights and encouraged further engagement for those seeking more information, while also acknowledging the challenges of adapting to evolving security measures and the necessity of delivering value to clients. Find Joe here: unchained.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz interviewed Alan Hibbard to explore the current performance and future prospects of the gold and silver markets, with Hibbard expressing an optimistic outlook for gold driven by global uncertainty and potential returns, while also highlighting a structural deficit in the silver market that could lead to significant gains. They discussed investment strategies, including the Dow Gold Ratio's influence on gold price movements, and acknowledged the volatility of silver, which could transform from a poor investment to a lucrative one. The conversation also touched on platinum and other noble metals, with Lutz expressing interest in purchasing platinum, while Hibbard emphasized his preference for precious metals over base metals. They examined the broader macroeconomic landscape, including central bank actions and geopolitical tensions, which complicate investment decisions, and concluded with reflections on the unpredictability of future events and the hope for peaceful resolutions, alongside a mention of Hibbard's online resources. Find Alan here: goldsilver.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
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Kerry Lutz sits down with renowned economist and financial analyst Martin Armstrong to discuss pressing global economic issues and their future implications. Armstrong shares his thoughts on inflation, the debt crisis, and central bank policies, explaining how these factors are influencing the global financial landscape. He also delves into geopolitical risks and the chances of the Neocons starting World War 3 before Trump is elected. Martin's unique perspective on how current tensions between major world powers could affect global markets and currencies and how it will affect you. Armstrong provides valuable insights into his economic models, including the famous "Economic Confidence Model," and how it forecasts upcoming cycles in the market. He emphasizes the importance of understanding historical trends and patterns to make informed decisions about investments and market timing. Throughout the interview, Armstrong offers practical advice for investors and individuals looking to protect their wealth in turbulent times. From precious metals to digital currencies, he shares his views on the best strategies to hedge against market volatility. This engaging conversation is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of economics, finance, and geopolitics, and how these forces are shaping the future of global markets. Find Martin here: Armstrong Economics Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation.Cafe
Kerry Lutz hosted a discussion on Eric Sprott's potential to rival tech billionaires like Elon Musk in wealth and influence through his strategic investments in precious metals, particularly gold and silver, which he views as essential stores of value amid economic instability. The conversation highlighted Sprott's successful transition from finance to becoming a multi-billionaire by investing in undervalued mining firms, suggesting that his fortune could grow significantly with an anticipated rise in precious metal prices. The speakers also examined the geopolitical factors affecting the gold market, including inflation, global economic uncertainty, and conflicts, while expressing optimism about silver as a valuable investment. They underscored the critical role of resource companies in wealth creation and the implications of currency devaluation and rising debt on the market, suggesting a potential shift in global wealth and power dynamics driven by key players in the resource sector. Find Kerry here: FSN and here: Inflation Cafe
Kerry Lutz hosted Dale Smothers, president and founder of RDS Wealth, to discuss the recent 50 basis point interest rate cut, the current economic climate, and the implications of the upcoming election. Smothers expressed skepticism regarding the Federal Reserve's decision, pointing out a disconnect between jobless claims and the rate cut, and raised concerns about the market's reaction, which he likened to a "sugar high." He emphasized the importance of the election, particularly concerning potential tax implications for investors. The conversation also touched on investment strategies, with Smothers advocating for diversification and cautioning against the volatility of Bitcoin, while Lutz suggested dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin and highlighted its increasing investability through ETFs. The discussion further explored the economic landscape, with both Lutz and Smothers expressing concerns about market uncertainty and inflation, using the analogy of a smoldering fire to describe the current inflationary state. They discussed the potential impact of supply strains, particularly in light of a possible port workers' strike, and the Fed's focus on unemployment, which could lead to higher interest rates and market instability. Additionally, they examined marketing strategies for lead generation, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, effective communication, and the use of social media and podcasts to engage audiences. The conversation underscored the significance of understanding the target audience and creating engaging content to drive business growth. Find Dale here: rdsmotherswealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz interviews Andy Schectman as they introduce Andy's new show, The Miles Franklin Report. Andy shares his thoughts on the global economy and the precious metals market, specifically focusing on silver and gold. He explains the phenomenon of "little by little, then all at once"—a concept he applies to how global financial, economic, and social changes are accelerating rapidly after years of slow buildup. Andy highlights key market trends, including the surprising lack of media attention around gold surpassing $2,500 and the disconnect between rising gold prices and stagnant mining share performance. He discusses how large banks are manipulating silver prices, despite increased demand from countries like China and India. Andy presents data indicating that these countries are hoarding silver, while Western markets suppress its price through massive short positions. This suggests that silver's strategic value in military and technological applications is being overlooked. Kerry and Andy also explore the idea that the global demand for silver, especially for military use, is being deliberately concealed. They touch on the future role of the BRICS nations and how commodities will play a significant role in reshaping global economic power structures. The conversation wraps up with Andy thanking Kerry for helping launch the show and teasing more in-depth discussions in future episodes. Find Andy here: MilesFranklin.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Host Kerry Lutz and guest Ed Siddell engaged in a discussion regarding the Federal Reserve's recent decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points, expressing surprise and skepticism about its implications. They examined how this rate cut might influence the upcoming election and noted the contrasting trends in job growth between the government and private sectors. Concerns were raised about the long-term effects of the rate cut, alongside discussions on the potential for ongoing quantitative easing and its challenges for individual investors. The conversation also covered the performance of bonds, gold, and the dollar, underscoring the importance of vigilance and protective strategies amid economic uncertainty. Find Ed here: egisfinancial.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz interviewed Stormi Banks, who passionately shared her journey in entrepreneurship and her mission to assist others in securing grants and funding through her grant writing agency, which has positively impacted over 10,000 clients. She recounted a notable success story of obtaining a $311,000 grant for a child care facility in Houston and outlined the various educational and grant writing services her agency provides, along with their associated fees. The discussion also addressed the challenges faced by emerging entrepreneurs and grant writers, stressing the necessity for affordable services, the importance of skills such as reading, financial management, and leadership, and the competitive nature of grant applications that require a robust plan. Furthermore, they explored the logistical hurdles of managing clients and processes in a grant writing service and how they have adapted their operations to improve the customer experience. Find Stormi here: pinkprintfirm.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz interviewed Mark Anderson, who recounted his transition from construction to derivatives trading, highlighting the appeal of return on capital over labor and his fascination with zero days to expiration options. Anderson discussed the prevalent challenges in the financial sector, including the high rate of losses in options trading, and underscored the importance of dedication and conviction in achieving success. He elaborated on the impact of daily compounding on investment returns, providing examples to illustrate its mathematical advantages, and shared his investment strategy of selling a percentage of his account value in credit daily. Anderson also invited others to invest in his fund, emphasizing consistent returns regardless of market conditions. The discussion concluded with Lutz expressing a desire to further explore these topics and appreciation for Anderson's insights. Find Mark here: MBH Capital Management Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz interviewed Gregory Wrightstone, who argued that increased CO2 levels and modest warming have positive impacts on ecosystems and the human condition. Wrightstone cited examples of increased agricultural productivity, drought resistivity of plants, and turbocharged plant growth through the photosynthesis process. He also challenged the unfounded fears surrounding nitrogen fertilizer and nitrous oxide, while presenting evidence of the global expansion of forests. However, he raised concerns about the environmental consequences of renewable energy initiatives, particularly the cutting down of mature forests for wood pellets and the conversion of grasslands into solar facilities. The conversation also delved into the potential risks of lowering CO2 levels and the criticism of spending tax money on what is perceived as a non-existent climate crisis. Wrightstone and Lutz engaged in a detailed discussion about climate change and sea level rise, challenging the commonly held belief that melting polar ice caps will lead to a significant rise in sea levels. They emphasized the importance of understanding natural processes, such as erosion, to avoid misguided policies. Overall, the meeting provided a platform for Wrightstone to advocate for the benefits of CO2 and modest warming, disputing the notion of a man-made climate crisis. Find Gregory here: co2coalition.org Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Ryan Waller discussed Ryan's journey from a corporate career to real estate. Ryan shared his challenges in implementing creative ideas within the corporate structure and his decision to leave the corporate world. He also discussed the mistakes he made in financial planning when starting a commission-only job in real estate. The speakers emphasized the importance of learning from failures and adapting to a new approach in running a business. They also discussed the competitive nature of the real estate market and the importance of becoming a market authority and leveraging branding to attract clients. Ryan shared insights into the real estate market, including the significance of the first offer and the potential consequences of rejecting reasonable offers. Finally, he provided advice for individuals contemplating career transitions from corporate roles, encouraging them to assess their skill set for transferable skills and consider entrepreneurship. Find Ryan here: bethandryan.ca Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Jim Welsh discussed a range of topics related to the economy and the Federal Reserve's potential actions. They explored the concept of the neutral rate and its role in determining the restrictiveness of monetary policy, as well as the potential impact of interest rate cuts on the economy and stock market. Welsh provided a detailed analysis of the economy, predicting an upcoming recession based on indicators such as the diffusion index and monthly hours worked. The conversation also touched on the impact of AI on the economy and the energy industry, as well as the potential return to real value investing and the imminent secular bear market. Towards the end of the meeting, Lutz and Welsh discussed the recent trends in gold prices and the dollar, offering insights into the market sentiments and potential movements. They also briefly discussed Trump's decision to appoint Elon Musk to oversee the cost savings commission. Find Jim here: macrotides.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Sean Graham discussed the investment landscape, with a focus on self-storage opportunities amidst market volatility. Sean emphasized the importance of networking and underwriting deals, highlighting the simplicity and benefits of self-storage as an asset class. They also discussed the different cap rates for various types of self-storage facilities and Sean's approach to managing them, including the use of overseas teams. Additionally, Sean shared insights on cost segregation studies and their benefits for real estate owners and operators, particularly in the context of self-storage investments. The conversation also covered the tax benefits associated with depreciation in real estate, including the strategic use of accelerated depreciation to minimize tax liabilities for property owners. They discussed the distinction between passive and active income and how depreciation can be leveraged to offset both types of income. The potential impact of the Trump tax cut reinstatement on real estate investors was also raised, indicating the significance of tax policies in the real estate market. The meeting concluded with gratitude and arrangements for sharing a link for discounted cost segregation studies through Sean's company. Find Sean here: mavencostseg.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Eddy Gifford discussed the current economic landscape, focusing on the recent job numbers and the potential for interest rate cuts by the Fed. They expressed frustration at the misleading nature of the job market and its impact on the economy, while also highlighting the challenges and uncertainties in the housing market. The conversation also touched on Warren Buffett's recent selling activities and the potential influence of the upcoming presidential election on market dynamics. They emphasized the importance of maintaining a disciplined investment approach and having clear entry and exit strategies, with Eddy Gifford offering financial advice. Find Eddy here: tactivewealth.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Cody Alexander and Kerry Lutz discussed the keys to success, including curiosity, competitiveness, and interpersonal skills. They emphasized the importance of personal responsibility and taking ownership of one's actions and attitudes. The conversation also covered the value of learning from experiences, having a clear game plan, and avoiding the pitfalls of not knowing one's direction. Additionally, Kerry interviewed Cody about his role as the chief marketing officer at StocksToTrade and his podcast business, Marketing from the Edge. Cody discussed the company's platform and shared his experiences in buying and scaling a business in the financial education space. He emphasized the importance of having a solid offer and learning from customers when starting a new endeavor. Find Cody here: marketingedgepod.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Robert Bork Jr. discussed a range of economic issues, including the proposed economic plan by presidential candidate Kamala Harris, government policies on regulation and control, the challenges and implications of electric cars, and rationalizing economic interests and subsidies. They analyzed the effects of government intervention on market dynamics, consumer welfare, and the role of private sector competition and innovation. The conversation also touched on historical examples and recent legal decisions, shedding light on the multifaceted challenges posed by government policies in various sectors. The speakers reflected on the difficulty of reconciling personal interests with broader economic principles, offering insights into the intricate dynamics of economic decision-making. Find Robert here: Antitrust Education Project Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe
Kerry Lutz and Michael Busler discussed the economic policies of presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. They compared the candidates' approaches to price stability, inflation, energy prices, and housing market policies. The speakers also debated the proposed tax policies, with Busler arguing against raising taxes on the wealthy and implementing a wealth tax, while Lutz expressed concerns about taxing unrealized capital gains. The discussion also explored the causes of inflation, highlighting excessive government spending, deficit spending, and monetary policies as key factors. They emphasized the need for political courage to confront the growing public debt and discussed potential solutions to reduce deficit spending. Find Michael here: Funding Democracy Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe