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“Trump is not a gold hater, he's a gold bug in some senses,” says John Doody, an economist and veteran gold investor behind the newsletter John Doody's Fave 5 Golds. Questions on Protecting Your Wealth with Gold & Silver? Schedule a Strategy Call Here ➡️ https://calendly.com/itmtrading/podcast or Call 866-349-3310
"The U.S. dollar is supreme. It's the unit of currency that's used in trade... It's diminishing, but these things take a long time to change. There's no real substitute out there for it,” says John Doody, founder and editor of Gold Stock Analyst. He points out that the efforts from BRICS to replace the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency with a new gold-backed currency are futile due to the rest of the world's reliance on the dollar for international trade. When it comes to inflation, he says “there's no way that Powell can do a Volcker and jack up rates to 20% to stop the inflation. The politicians won't take it anymore." The gold expert also shares an optimistic outlook about the precious metal, as Gold Stock Analyst celebrates its 30th year anniversary this year. "Gold has been the best-performing liquid asset I know of since 1971 when the price was set free. There's a 8% per year compounded growth rate. I don't know any liquid asset that's been that good,” says John. He also talks about a gold mining company that is a “multimillion ounce a year producer." Watch the video to find out the full details. ➡️ Watch Here
“Silver is gold on steroids. After gold gets going, people start to look at the next big thing, silver takes off,” says John Doody, editor of Gold Stock Analyst. He talks about the factors contributing to the bullish outlook for gold and silver, including unresolved debt issues and the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest-rate hikes. He also discusses the deep-rooted cause for the recent banking crisis. "It's 2008 all over again. The banks are loaded up with bonds, [and] the value is way under what they paid for,” argues Doody. He explains that the Fed's rate-hike policy has diminished the value of bonds, leading to the death of Silicon Valley Bank since it had to sell bonds in losses to return money back to depositors. “The whole problem is really a problem for all banks,” he says. He believes that all banks are underwater in terms of bond holdings. Additionally, he contends that a cashless society is less likely because “people need cash to do transactions.”
On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by fellow Stansberry Research analysts John Doody and Garrett Goggin. John, an ex-economics professor, started Gold Stock Analyst (GSA) in 1994 and even popularized the metric "market cap per ounce." Meanwhile, Garrett is a chartered financial analyst and certified market technician who started his career on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange before ultimately joining GSA in 2010. Dan and Corey start off by talking about how economists have continued to call for a recession in the coming three months... for the past nine months. With consumer spending growing, gross domestic product ("GDP") rising, and the housing market looking better, the two discuss the possibility that we're already in a recession... and question whether we need to reevaluate the criteria for a recession. Dan notes that despite two consecutive quarters of negative GDP – the textbook definition of a recession – an official recession has still not been called. John and Garrett then join the conversation to discuss the recent run on banks. Garrett notes that the federal-funds rate is too high. With the economy slowing down, he says that the Federal Reserve will have to start cutting rates soon. Plus, if the government raises the debt ceiling, the Fed's balance sheet will continue higher. This will be a good thing for gold. As Garrett explains... A banker's best friend is a shareholder's worst enemy. The conversation then shifts to John's gold stock portfolio. He mentions that he only looks for companies that have already completed a feasibility study or are already in the production stage. John points out that the gold companies in his portfolio are all at different stages in the process. He also warns that there could be a two- to three-year period after the feasibility study where nothing exciting happens to the stock. Adding to that, Garrett emphasizes that when looking at gold companies, it's imperative to analyze how the company is being managed. That way, you can make sure it's generating good shareholder value. Lastly, Garrett and John argue that royalty companies are structured to get lucky... by locking in costs. The companies do this so that as the price of gold rises, they can continue expanding. As long as one of its 100 mines does well, a royalty company will thrive. Royalty stocks certainly have their benefits in comparison with mining stocks. But as John and Garrett discuss, mining stocks are also extremely leveraged.
On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by fellow Stansberry Research analysts John Doody and Garrett Goggin. John, an ex-economics professor, started Gold Stock Analyst (GSA) in 1994 and even popularized the metric "market cap per ounce." Meanwhile, Garrett is a chartered financial analyst and certified market technician who started his career on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange before ultimately joining GSA in 2010. Dan and Corey start off by talking about how economists have continued to call for a recession in the coming three months... for the past nine months. With consumer spending growing, gross domestic product ("GDP") rising, and the housing market looking better, the two discuss the possibility that we're already in a recession... and question whether we need to reevaluate the criteria for a recession. Dan notes that despite two consecutive quarters of negative GDP – the textbook definition of a recession – an official recession has still not been called. John and Garrett then join the conversation to discuss the recent run on banks. Garrett notes that the federal-funds rate is too high. With the economy slowing down, he says that the Federal Reserve will have to start cutting rates soon. Plus, if the government raises the debt ceiling, the Fed's balance sheet will continue higher. This will be a good thing for gold. As Garrett explains... A banker's best friend is a shareholder's worst enemy. The conversation then shifts to John's gold stock portfolio. He mentions that he only looks for companies that have already completed a feasibility study or are already in the production stage. John points out that the gold companies in his portfolio are all at different stages in the process. He also warns that there could be a two- to three-year period after the feasibility study where nothing exciting happens to the stock. Adding to that, Garrett emphasizes that when looking at gold companies, it's imperative to analyze how the company is being managed. That way, you can make sure it's generating good shareholder value. Lastly, Garrett and John argue that royalty companies are structured to get lucky... by locking in costs. The companies do this so that as the price of gold rises, they can continue expanding. As long as one of its 100 mines does well, a royalty company will thrive. Royalty stocks certainly have their benefits in comparison with mining stocks. But as John and Garrett discuss, mining stocks are also extremely leveraged.
"If you're in this business, from a mining standpoint, this is a good timing opportunity for silver miners to convert to gold," says Gold Stock Analyst editor John Doody, founder and editor of Gold Stock Analyst. "If you want to grow, it's hard to grow in silver and it's easier to grow in gold," he tells Daniela Cambone at GSA Investor Day 2023. "I think we're going to have a recession. An inverted yield curve has always led to a recession," Doody continues. "When you have a recession on the horizon, the Fed always lowers interest rates, and lower interest rates means higher gold [prices]," he says. "Inflation will come down all on its own because what you're comparing it to is relatively cheaper. The base rose," he concludes.
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Second in the series. Suggested reading for those of us who want to dig deeper into St. Augustine: Augustine and Science, Edited by John Doody, Adam, Golstein, Kim Paffenroth, Lexington Books. The Biologos website is also suggested: https://biologos.org Finally, the recorded sermons from HPUMC's Kerygma are another very rich resource. There isn't an easy way to filter by preacher and subject, so you'll need to scroll through the archived pages to see what most interests you. Happy browsing! https://www.hpumc.org/sermons/speakers/rev-walt-marcum
This week, Dan encourages listeners to learn to look where others aren't looking... And invest where others aren't investing... Avoid things like gambling on-call options... and instead, look to buy real assets when you see them at attractive values. This week, Dan invites Garrett Goggin onto the show to discuss an industry he says is one of the best values anywhere in the market today. Garrett began his career on the New York Stock Exchange where he worked right on the floor executing trades. He has worked alongside John Doody, as his right-hand man and analyst for Gold Stock Analyst and Silver Stock Analyst. Over the past 5 years, Garrett's Silver Stock Analyst Fave 5 portfolio has had incredible results... up 401.3% for an average of 45.2% per year. So when it comes to finding opportunities in silver, there's no one you'd rather have by your side than Garrett. Dan and Garrett talk about why silver is priced so low today, how government policies are affecting the industry, and what's the best way to play the upcoming silver bull market he's predicting. Garrett even gives the names of a few of his favorite silver stocks that he typically reserves for his paid subscribers... If you've ever thought about adding some precious metals to your portfolio, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
This week, Dan encourages listeners to learn to look where others aren't looking... And invest where others aren't investing... Avoid things like gambling on-call options... and instead, look to buy real assets when you see them at attractive values. This week, Dan invites Garrett Goggin onto the show to discuss an industry he says is one of the best values anywhere in the market today. Garrett began his career on the New York Stock Exchange where he worked right on the floor executing trades. He has worked alongside John Doody, as his right-hand man and analyst for Gold Stock Analyst and Silver Stock Analyst. Over the past 5 years, Garrett's Silver Stock Analyst Fave 5 portfolio has had incredible results... up 401.3% for an average of 45.2% per year. So when it comes to finding opportunities in silver, there's no one you'd rather have by your side than Garrett. Dan and Garrett talk about why silver is priced so low today, how government policies are affecting the industry, and what's the best way to play the upcoming silver bull market he's predicting. Garrett even gives the names of a few of his favorite silver stocks that he typically reserves for his paid subscribers... If you've ever thought about adding some precious metals to your portfolio, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
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This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. The Republican National Convention has wrapped up. After last week's attacks on Trump at the Democratic Convention, we'll hear the Republican message. It was a good week for Abbott Laboratories as the President agreed to a $750 million deal for 150 million "rapid" COVID-19 tests. Chair of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell charted new territory on managing inflation, and the market reacted positively. Not a good week for American Airlines or unemployment numbers. Jessica has all the details in the opening headlines. Now that both conventions have concluded, we know it's Trump versus Biden but who do the Chinese want to work with in Washington? Bryan Tycangco from True Wealth Opportunities: China weighs in. Given all that has happened with US-China relations, you might be surprised by his answer. Jessica brings in John Doody, Editor of Gold Stock Analyst, to discuss Warren Buffett's entry into the gold market. Is it time to follow Buffet's lead? It's been a tough few months for the airline industry. Stansberry Research Director Austin Root, a recent air traveler, talks about his traveling experience and the effect of the airline industry on our economic recovery. Reach us at stansberryinsiderweekly.com for pictures and video from his trip. Finally, Health and Wealth Bulletin's Amanda Cuocci and Jessica break down the connection between obesity and COVID-19.
On the heels of a new report warning GE is a bigger fraud than Enron, to the latest unjustifiable IPO of a flashy tech star, to the testing of autonomous vehicles, there's a lot to unpack this week. Dan then gets to this week's special guest, John Doody. John Doody brings a unique perspective to gold stock analysis. With a BA in Economics from Columbia, an MBA in Finance from Boston University, where he also did his PhD-Economics course work, he became interested in gold due to an innate distrust of politicians and concern over their habit of debasing the currency via inflationary economic policies.
On the heels of a new report warning GE is a bigger fraud than Enron, to the latest unjustifiable IPO of a flashy tech star, to the testing of autonomous vehicles, there’s a lot to unpack this week. Dan then gets to this week’s special guest, John Doody. John Doody brings a unique perspective to gold stock analysis. With a BA in Economics from Columbia, an MBA in Finance from Boston University, where he also did his PhD-Economics course work, he became interested in gold due to an innate distrust of politicians and concern over their habit of debasing the currency via inflationary economic policies.
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Welcome back to another episode of Wall Street Unplugged! Our guest this week is the single best gold-stock analyst I know, John Doody. He is the editor for the now-famous Gold Stock Analyst Newsletter. To start off the interview, John and I talk about gold's biggest misconception. The truth is, we do NOT know what the price of gold will be going forward. However, after recent pullbacks, John reassures investors by giving us the big picture. He explains how one "inevitable" key factor will ultimately drive the price of gold... and that nothing else we hear matters. John's "old-school" mentality is one of a kind. He is a fundamentalist. He tells listeners how to protect their savings, and as you will hear, its not only about gold. Later in the episode, John breaks down his secrets to finding the world's most undervalued mining stocks. His analysis includes the biggest names in the industry, junior miners, and the "least risky" business models to invest in. I don't say this often, but I believe we're on the brink of a once-in-a-decade opportunity.
This week, John Doody, expert gold analyst for almost four decades and editor of the Gold Stock Analyst newsletter, joins S&A Investor Radio to share some of his favorite investing ideas."Should people investing in gold stocks today be worried?"John answers all of Frank's questions about gold and reveals his favorite small-cap gold pick to buy right now.He says he is investing his entire wealth in gold stocks... find out why.You'll also hear him point out that right now is a near once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to buy names in this volatile sector... and you'll get all the details.Then, Frank answers some of his listeners’ most popular questions, including concerns about earnings season.And in his educational segment Frank reveals the next GREAT trend that he is researching...It's in the very early stages but Frank is predicting that investors could make HUGE returns buying into this trend.HINT: It's an industry within technology.
This week, John Doody, editor of the newsletter, joins S&A Investor Radio as our gold expert. He tells us why investors should be buying gold stocks right now and explains what to look for before buying gold companies. Plus, he reveals his favorite small-cap gold ideas, and talks about where the price of gold is headed. After the interview, Frank breaks down the markets including Apple's latest quarterly results... You will hear him discuss the recent weakness in emerging markets... and when and why you should be buying right now! And... Find out what is the greatest trend in the world today... HINT: It's in a technology sector but it's not big data, cloud computing, or social networking...
This week I interview the editor of the Gold Stock Analyst newsletter John Doody.
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Renowned metals expert John Doody provides his outlook on gold stocks.
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Gold expert John Doody shares his outlook on equities and provides his valuation of the stock market. He also analyzes silver and discusses the future of the dollar being the world reserve currency.
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