Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Brandt

This is the second of a special two-part episode of the AlphaMind podcast, where we sat down with legendary trader and market veteran Peter Brandt for an in-depth discussion on the attitudes, mindsets, and emotional challegnes required to succeed in trading.Peter's trading career began in 1974, and since then, he has established himself as a true legend in the financial markets — regularly sharing his insights, perspectives, and wisdom on social media to benefit traders of all levels.In this episode, the podcast hosts, Mark and Steven, together with Peter brings together a combined over 130 years of experience, engaging in a mutual dialogue on the realities of trading, including exploring  the highs and lows, market triumphs and disasters, and lessons learned. This interviews runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, however this episode of the AlphaMind podcast covers the second half of this interview.In this special two-part episode of the AlphaMind podcast, we sit down with legendary trader and market veteran Peter Brandt for an in-depth discussion on the attitudes, mindsets, and emotional challegnesrequired to succeed in trading.Peter's trading career began in 1974, and since then, he has established himself as a true legend in the financial markets — regularly sharing his insights, perspectives, and wisdom on social media to benefit traders of all levels.In this episode, the podcast hosts, Mark and Steven, together with Peter brings together a combined over 130 years of experience, engaging in a mutual dialogue on the realities of trading, including exploring  the highs and lows, market triumphs and disasters, and lessons learned. This interviews runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, however this episode of the AlphaMind podcast covers the first half of this interview, but stay tuned for Part 2, coming soon.Learn more about Peter and connect with him on social media at :Factor LLC author and founder website: https://www.peterlbrandt.comBitcoin Live contributing author https://bitcoin.live?aid=106Twitter: https://twitter.com/PeterLBrandtYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/factorcoAlphaMind: Powering Performance in Global MarketsAlphaMind brings powerful change, growth and development to people and businesses within global markets.Driven by a deep understanding of how markets work, and how people and businesses function within them, we partner with clients to create personal performance improvements that elevate returns across their trading activities.Go to the AlphaMind website to know more.

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In this special two-part episode of the AlphaMind podcast, we sit down with legendary trader and market veteran Peter Brandt for an in-depth discussion on the attitudes, mindsets, and emotional challegnesrequired to succeed in trading.Peter's trading career began in 1974, and since then, he has established himself as a true legend in the financial markets — regularly sharing his insights, perspectives, and wisdom on social media to benefit traders of all levels.In this episode, the podcast hosts, Mark and Steven, together with Peter brings together a combined over 130 years of experience, engaging in a mutual dialogue on the realities of trading, including exploring the highs and lows, market triumphs and disasters, and lessons learned. This interviews runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, however this episode of the AlphaMind podcast covers the first half of this interview, but stay tuned for Part 2, coming soon.Learn more about Peter and connect with him on social media at :Factor LLC author and founder website: https://www.peterlbrandt.comBitcoin Live contributing author https://bitcoin.live?aid=106Twitter: https://twitter.com/PeterLBrandtYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/factorcoAlphaMind: Powering Performance in Global MarketsAlphaMind brings powerful change, growth and development to people and businesses within global markets.Driven by a deep understanding of how markets work, and how people and businesses function within them, we partner with clients to create personal performance improvements that elevate returns across their trading activities.Go to the AlphaMind website to know more.

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Major shifts rock the crypto markets as Solana's DeFi ecosystem hits a 30-month high of $6.4B while ApeCoin doubles following ApeChain's Layer 3 launch. Massachusetts becomes ground zero for crypto politics with industry leaders backing John Deaton against Elizabeth Warren. Meanwhile, veteran trader Peter Brandt points to a $150K Bitcoin target as memecoins BONK, POPCAT, MOG, and MEW lead an altcoin surge. Gaming studio Azra Games secures $42.7M for blockchain integration while PEPE's trading volume spikes 51%. HOW CAN I SUPPORT YOU ASK? SUBSCRIBE:⁠RARE BITS PODCAST⁠    WATCH: ⁠RAREBITS LIVE YOUTUBE⁠   READ: RARE BITS SUBSTACK⁠  Follow on X: BEATBROKER RARE BITS LIVE GET SOME MERCH RARE BITS GEAR:⁠RARE BITS MERCH⁠

Peter Brandt trusted his contractor enough to let him temporarily stay in his home.  But when Peter threatened to call the police over a missing video camera, the contractor brutally attacked him. Show Instagram: @LivedToTellPodcast TikTok: @LivedToTellPodcast Caitlin's Instagram: @caitlinvanmol email: livedtotellpod@gmail.com

Crypto markets show signs of a risk-on phase as Bitcoin Runes generates $162.4M in fees, outpacing BRC-20. BNB faces resistance at $560 while AI and Big Data projects surge 79.7% in market cap. Telegram's CEO arrest raises security concerns, and India intensifies scrutiny of the platform. Peter Brandt turns bullish on Bitcoin, predicting an imminent breakout. The SEC's Consolidated Audit Trail faces criticism over extensive data collection. Meanwhile, Shiba Inu's Shibarium experiences a significant drop in daily transactions, impacting its performance metrics. In gaming news, Hamster Kombat struggles with internal discord and declining token value, while BlockDAG's TG Tap Miner gains momentum, raising $68 million in presale. HOW CAN I SUPPORT YOU ASK? SUBSCRIBE:⁠RARE BITS PODCAST⁠    WATCH: ⁠RAREBITS LIVE YOUTUBE⁠   READ: RARE BITS SUBSTACK⁠  Follow on X: BEATBROKER RARE BITS LIVE GET SOME MERCH RARE BITS GEAR:⁠RARE BITS MERCH⁠

Im Wochenrückblick bringen wir ein Gespräch mit Carlos Gebauer über die Aussetzung der Impfpflicht in der Bundeswehr, sprechen mit Peter Brandt über die verschärfte Lage im Ukraine-Konflikt und hören die Ausführungen von Tom Lausen über die freigeklagten Protokolle des deutschen Corona-Krisenstabs. Außerdem zu Gast waren Klaus-Rüdiger Mai, Ulf Küch, Björn Lars Oberndorf, Tim Lochner, Karl Polanig, Hans Mathias Kepplinger und Jens Berger.

In dieser Ausgabe sprechen wir mit dem Historiker und Publizisten Prof. Dr. Peter Brandt über die verschärfte Lage im Ukraine-Konflikt. Um die zunehmend auseinanderklaffende Schere zwischen Arm und Reich in Deutschland geht es im Gespräch mit dem Journalisten und Blogger Jens Berger. Die zuletzt freigeklagten Protokolle des deutschen Corona-Krisenstabs und deren brisanter Inhalt sind Gegenstand des Interviews mit dem Schriftsteller und Datenanalysten Tom Lausen. In einem Kommentar blickt Markus Vahlefeld schließlich auf die Reaktionen nach dem Messerattentat auf einem Marktplatz in Mannheim.

Veteran crypto trader Peter Brandt predicts the Bitcoin price reaching the $130,000 to $150,000 range post-halving by this particular date. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Brandt is a Legendary Trader, Author and the Founder and CEO of Factor Trading. We discuss:- Peter's background and becoming a Trader - What it takes to be a good Trader- His best and worst trades - Why he decided to start trading BTC and Altcoins- Bitcoin technical analysis and macro outlook - Ethereum technical analysis https://www.peterlbrandt.com/

Legendary veteran crypto trader Peter Brandt predicts the Bitcoin price skyrocketing as high as 400,000 per coin post BTC halving by THIS date. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shortly after my father died, I remember saying to my eldest daughter: where do thoughts go? What happens to them?My father was a writer, so many of the thoughts he had he wrote down and preserved in some way. But what happened to all the ones he didn't record over the course of his life? Is that it - they are just gone?Studies suggest a typical person has 7,000 thoughts a day. Others put that number ten times higher at 70-80,000. That seems a lot to me. (Some people, from what I can see, don't even reach double figures). 80,000 thoughts/day would work out at close to one thought per second. It depends how you define what a thought is, I guess. Many thoughts are repetitive: we have the same thought over, often because we forget we have had it. But whether 7,000 or 70,000, we have a lot of thoughts. So …Of those many thoughts you have each day, how many do you actually recognise or acknowledge? A tiny percentage. Of those thoughts you do recognise, how many do you then articulate or speak aloud in some way? Again a tiny percentage. We are at a tiny percentage of a tiny percentage.Of those thoughts that you articulate, how many do you actually record - perhaps write down? Of those you record, how many do you act on and and turn into something? An even tinier percentage.So, of all the thoughts we have, a tiny percentage of a tiny percentage of a tiny percentage get recorded, and an even tinier percentage actually become something. Now let's extrapolate that over a life. A typical lifespan is 27,000 days. That makes 189 million or 1.89 billion thoughts over the course of your life (depending on whether you are a 7,000 or 70,000/day person). Now let's extrapolate this across human history - all the thoughts that every human being has had ever. 117 billion lives have been lived, google tells me. 117 billion multiplied by 189 million or 1.89 billion is a lot of thoughts.  What happened to them all? Where did they go? Where are they now? Is there some ethereal warehouse up the street where they are all stored?If those thoughts are now gone - unrecorded, unacted upon - what, then, was the point of having them?Recording my thoughts has always been something that's obsessed me rather. Even as a child, I used to keep a diary and try to record as many of the things that I thought (the interesting ones, at least) as possible, especially as I worried I might never have that thought again. I've got piles of notebooks, not to mention the notes and voice files in my phone and on my computer. But I never go back through them and I doubt anyone else ever will, so I may as well have not bothered. Those thoughts are going to disappear, even though I wrote them down and attempted to preserve them. What was the point of having them?Park that thought for a moment, while I ask you a question. Why Christianity and Judaism succeeded where other religions failedOf the plethora of religions that existed around the Middle East three or four thousand years ago, why did Judaism survive, but none of the others? Is it because the Jews are God's chosen people (as my Jewish friends constantly like to remind me every time I bring this question up)?Or is it because the Jews wrote theirs down? Other religions were passed on orally. Even better: the Jews inscribed their Ten Commandments in stone.Why did Christianity supersede all the pagan religions of Northern Europe during the Dark Ages? The Northmen were the superior force militarily, surely their pagan religions should have conquered too. With the likes of Odin, Thor and Loki, or the druidic religions of the Celts, many of those pagan religions were much cooler than Christianity. Why did Christianity conquer? Because the bible was written down. Pagan religions and traditions were passed on orally. It's a much less reliable way of transferring thought.So you can see then both the power of preserving thought and the influence it can have on history. Please subscribe to this amazing publication.Do thoughts exist?Do thoughts have matter? This is a question that occupies the minds of philosophers far more profound than me. Thoughts must have some kind of matter, runs the argument, because it takes energy to have them. If we do a lot of thinking, we get tired. The brain uses at least 20% of the body's energy, even though it makes up 2% of the body's mass. Perhaps a thought is just a little parcel of energy.But, I ask again, what happens to thoughts after we have them? If we don't record or articulate them in some way, are they just gone? Or is there some kind of ethereal depository where all thoughts get stored? Some kind of collective human consciousness warehouse that we haven't discovered yet.I'm one of these people that thinks most invention is discovery. Just as Alexander Fleming did not invent penicillin, he discovered it, so did, say, Thomas Edison (and many others) not so much invent the lightbulb as discover the technology that makes lightbulbs work. Did man invent the wheel or did he discover it? My friend Low Status Opinions, who, as well as his brilliant Substack, writes jokes for famous comedians, says the act of writing a joke is not invention, rather it is pulling back the sand to see what's there. The veteran commodities speculator Peter Brandt says something similar: a trade is a process of discovery. You place numerous trades, you manage your risk, and you discover which work.Today, with digital technology, our lives are taken out of the material world and into cyberspace. Of course, there are huge data centres that make it all function, but in a way this ethereal, digital world of the Internet, with all its social media, better represents our thoughts and the preservation of them than the paper and material world that preceded  it.So is there some depository or warehouse of thoughts that we have not yet invented/discovered yet?The idea that we only use 10% of our brain's capacity has been largely dismissed, but we definitely have latent brain power than we don't use. Taking psychedelic drugs perhaps unleashes latent potential. There is “acquired savant syndrome”, when you can acquire often extraordinary scholarly capacity after a traumatic head injury. The most famous example of this is Jason Pladgett who was mugged and badly beaten up, then woke up to find he now had an ability to understand complex maths and physics that did not previously exist; he developed an astonishing ability to draw complex geometric shapes he had no previous understanding of. So there is for sure some untapped potential in our minds. I wish I knew how to tap into it without risking long-term damage. There are a gazillion ideas I have had for stories, shows, businesses, products, that I would love to realise in some way. Then again genius is 99% perspiration. Having the idea is the easy bit. But a Scottish audio producer friend had this to say when I bemoaned how ideas disappear. “Nature wastes nothing,” he said with the power only a Scottish accent with its articulated consonants can have. (It's why they make such good football managers). “Nature wastes absolutely nothing. Everything gets used in some way.” He's right. Nature is not like governments or corporations which can be incredibly wasteful. Nothing in nature gets thrown away. Everything gets used (it's why I am so pro free markets and so anti-regulation and government. The free market is the closest economic rendition of the natural world that we have).Yes, nature wastes nothing. The process of thinking and having ideas, even if those ideas appear to disappear if we do not record or act on them - there is a purpose to it, even if we have not yet discovered what it is. What though?I guess if there's a moral to today's piece, it's this: don't keep your thoughts to yourself.What do you think? Where do thoughts go? If they disappear, what is the point of having them? Just for the few we do act on? Let's discuss.Happy New Year! Thank you so much for reading and supporting this Substack.Until next time, Live shows coming upIf you have not seen my lecture with funny bits about gold, we have two more dates in London lined up for Feb 14 and 15. Please come.And I am taking my musical comedy show, An Evening of Curious Songs, on a mini tour in the spring with dates in London, Somerset, Hampshire, Surrey and Essex. This is a really fun show.Here are the dates and places. * London, Crazy Coqs, W1. Wednesday March 20th. On sale now.* Bordon, Hampshire. Saturday March 23. On sale now.* Guildford, Surrey. Friday April 5. On sale now.  * Bath, Somerset. Saturday April 6. On sale now.* Southend, Essex . Sunday April 14. On sale now.Buying gold?Interested in protecting your wealth in these extraordinary times? Then be sure to own some gold bullion. I use The Pure Gold Company, whether you are taking delivery or storing online. Premiums are low, quality of service is high, you can deal with a human being. I have an affiliation deal with them. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.theflyingfrisby.com/subscribe

Shortly after my father died, I remember saying to my eldest daughter: where do thoughts go? What happens to them?My father was a writer, so many of the thoughts he had he wrote down and preserved in some way. But what happened to all the ones he didn't record over the course of his life? Is that it - they are just gone?Studies suggest a typical person has 7,000 thoughts a day. Others put that number ten times higher at 70-80,000. That seems a lot to me. (Some people, from what I can see, don't even reach double figures). 80,000 thoughts/day would work out at close to one thought per second. It depends how you define what a thought is, I guess. Many thoughts are repetitive: we have the same thought over, often because we forget we have had it. But whether 7,000 or 70,000, we have a lot of thoughts. So …Of those many thoughts you have each day, how many do you actually recognise or acknowledge? A tiny percentage. Of those thoughts you do recognise, how many do you then articulate or speak aloud in some way? Again a tiny percentage. We are at a tiny percentage of a tiny percentage.Of those thoughts that you articulate, how many do you actually record - perhaps write down? Of those you record, how many do you act on and and turn into something? An even tinier percentage.So, of all the thoughts we have, a tiny percentage of a tiny percentage of a tiny percentage get recorded, and an even tinier percentage actually become something. Now let's extrapolate that over a life. A typical lifespan is 27,000 days. That makes 189 million or 1.89 billion thoughts over the course of your life (depending on whether you are a 7,000 or 70,000/day person). Now let's extrapolate this across human history - all the thoughts that every human being has had ever. 117 billion lives have been lived, google tells me. 117 billion multiplied by 189 million or 1.89 billion is a lot of thoughts.  What happened to them all? Where did they go? Where are they now? Is there some ethereal warehouse up the street where they are all stored?If those thoughts are now gone - unrecorded, unacted upon - what, then, was the point of having them?Recording my thoughts has always been something that's obsessed me rather. Even as a child, I used to keep a diary and try to record as many of the things that I thought (the interesting ones, at least) as possible, especially as I worried I might never have that thought again. I've got piles of notebooks, not to mention the notes and voice files in my phone and on my computer. But I never go back through them and I doubt anyone else ever will, so I may as well have not bothered. Those thoughts are going to disappear, even though I wrote them down and attempted to preserve them. What was the point of having them?Park that thought for a moment, while I ask you a question. Why Christianity and Judaism succeeded where other religions failedOf the plethora of religions that existed around the Middle East three or four thousand years ago, why did Judaism survive, but none of the others? Is it because the Jews are God's chosen people (as my Jewish friends constantly like to remind me every time I bring this question up)?Or is it because the Jews wrote theirs down? Other religions were passed on orally. Even better: the Jews inscribed their Ten Commandments in stone.Why did Christianity supersede all the pagan religions of Northern Europe during the Dark Ages? The Northmen were the superior force militarily, surely their pagan religions should have conquered too. With the likes of Odin, Thor and Loki, or the druidic religions of the Celts, many of those pagan religions were much cooler than Christianity. Why did Christianity conquer? Because the bible was written down. Pagan religions and traditions were passed on orally. It's a much less reliable way of transferring thought.So you can see then both the power of preserving thought and the influence it can have on history. Please subscribe to this amazing publication.Do thoughts exist?Do thoughts have matter? This is a question that occupies the minds of philosophers far more profound than me. Thoughts must have some kind of matter, runs the argument, because it takes energy to have them. If we do a lot of thinking, we get tired. The brain uses at least 20% of the body's energy, even though it makes up 2% of the body's mass. Perhaps a thought is just a little parcel of energy.But, I ask again, what happens to thoughts after we have them? If we don't record or articulate them in some way, are they just gone? Or is there some kind of ethereal depository where all thoughts get stored? Some kind of collective human consciousness warehouse that we haven't discovered yet.I'm one of these people that thinks most invention is discovery. Just as Alexander Fleming did not invent penicillin, he discovered it, so did, say, Thomas Edison (and many others) not so much invent the lightbulb as discover the technology that makes lightbulbs work. Did man invent the wheel or did he discover it? My friend Low Status Opinions, who, as well as his brilliant Substack, writes jokes for famous comedians, says the act of writing a joke is not invention, rather it is pulling back the sand to see what's there. The veteran commodities speculator Peter Brandt says something similar: a trade is a process of discovery. You place numerous trades, you manage your risk, and you discover which work.Today, with digital technology, our lives are taken out of the material world and into cyberspace. Of course, there are huge data centres that make it all function, but in a way this ethereal, digital world of the Internet, with all its social media, better represents our thoughts and the preservation of them than the paper and material world that preceded  it.So is there some depository or warehouse of thoughts that we have not yet invented/discovered yet?The idea that we only use 10% of our brain's capacity has been largely dismissed, but we definitely have latent brain power than we don't use. Taking psychedelic drugs perhaps unleashes latent potential. There is “acquired savant syndrome”, when you can acquire often extraordinary scholarly capacity after a traumatic head injury. The most famous example of this is Jason Pladgett who was mugged and badly beaten up, then woke up to find he now had an ability to understand complex maths and physics that did not previously exist; he developed an astonishing ability to draw complex geometric shapes he had no previous understanding of. So there is for sure some untapped potential in our minds. I wish I knew how to tap into it without risking long-term damage. There are a gazillion ideas I have had for stories, shows, businesses, products, that I would love to realise in some way. Then again genius is 99% perspiration. Having the idea is the easy bit. But a Scottish audio producer friend had this to say when I bemoaned how ideas disappear. “Nature wastes nothing,” he said with the power only a Scottish accent with its articulated consonants can have. (It's why they make such good football managers). “Nature wastes absolutely nothing. Everything gets used in some way.” He's right. Nature is not like governments or corporations which can be incredibly wasteful. Nothing in nature gets thrown away. Everything gets used (it's why I am so pro free markets and so anti-regulation and government. The free market is the closest economic rendition of the natural world that we have).Yes, nature wastes nothing. The process of thinking and having ideas, even if those ideas appear to disappear if we do not record or act on them - there is a purpose to it, even if we have not yet discovered what it is. What though?I guess if there's a moral to today's piece, it's this: don't keep your thoughts to yourself.What do you think? Where do thoughts go? If they disappear, what is the point of having them? Just for the few we do act on? Let's discuss.Happy New Year! Thank you so much for reading and supporting this Substack.Until next time, Live shows coming upIf you have not seen my lecture with funny bits about gold, we have two more dates in London lined up for Feb 14 and 15. Please come.And I am taking my musical comedy show, An Evening of Curious Songs, on a mini tour in the spring with dates in London, Somerset, Hampshire, Surrey and Essex. This is a really fun show.Here are the dates and places. * London, Crazy Coqs, W1. Wednesday March 20th. On sale now.* Bordon, Hampshire. Saturday March 23. On sale now.* Guildford, Surrey. Friday April 5. On sale now.  * Bath, Somerset. Saturday April 6. On sale now.* Southend, Essex . Sunday April 14. On sale now.Buying gold?Interested in protecting your wealth in these extraordinary times? Then be sure to own some gold bullion. I use The Pure Gold Company, whether you are taking delivery or storing online. Premiums are low, quality of service is high, you can deal with a human being. I have an affiliation deal with them. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.theflyingfrisby.com/subscribe

Jedes Jahr findet im DGB-Kreisverband Esslingen-Göppingen unsere offene Begegnungstagung Kirche und Gewerkschaft statt. 2023 stand diese unter dem Motto: "Waffen und Krieg. Den Bogen zerbricht er und den Speer zersplittert er?". Leider wurde unser Gespräch zu den Waffenlieferungen in die Ukraine durch ein weiteres Ereignis überholt: Am 7. Oktober begann mit dem Massaker der Hamas an israelischen Bürger*innen der Krieg im Nahen Osten. Hinter diesem erweiterten Hintergrund dokumentieren wir hier die Diskussion vom 17. November zwischen Kai Burmeister, dem Vorsitenden des DGB Baden-Württemberg und Prof. Dr. Peter Brandt, Historiker. Moderiert wurde die Veranstaltung von Hans Dörr und Sigried Altherr-König, beides aktive Mitglieder des DGB-Kreisverbands Esslingen-Göppingen.

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Gernot Danowski spricht mit Dr. Christoph Canne über die deutsche Energiepolitik und ihre Fehler – gerade im Hinblick auf die erneuerbaren Energien. Canne ist Sprecher und Vorstandsmitglied von „Vernunftkraft – Bundesinitiative für vernünftige Energiepolitik“. Finanzexperte Prof. Max Otte – analysiert die deutsche Schuldenpolitik. Der Historiker Prof. Peter Brandt hat gemeinsam mit anderen einen Verhandlungsvorschlag für Frieden in der Ukraine veröffentlicht. Er betont, wie wichtig solche Vorschläge als Arbeitspapiere sind. Und Frank Wahlig hat den Kommentar des Tages zum Thema Haushaltstheater.

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In der Ausgabe vom 7. April 2023 sprechen wir mit dem Historiker Prof. Dr. Peter Brandt über seinen Aufruf „Frieden schaffen“ und die Reaktionen aus der Politik und der Ukraine darauf. Mit Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg geht es um den Weltgesundheitstag und die Weltgesundheitsorganisation WHO. Mit dem Publizisten Ullrich Mies sprechen wir über Auswanderungen aus politischen Gründen, und Peter Hahne kommentiert zum Karfreitag die Situation der Kirchen.

Veteran crypto analyst Peter Brandt says that Bitcoin is not going to take very long to reach new all-time highs (ATHs). Brandt says he is predicting BTC will reach new all-time highs within 12 months. “All predictions are just guesses. My guess is that Bitcoin is 12 months away from new ATHs.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hola!! ¡Feliz inicio de semana para todos! En el episodio de hoy conversaremos sobre un tema bastante interesante y daremos respuesta justamente a la interrogante de: ¿Cuándo sabemos si estamos listos para dedicarnos al trading en tiempo completo?. Paras responderlo nos vamos a apoyar en un tweet de Peter Brandt, quién es un trader con una gran trayectoria y que es referencia para el mundo del trading por sus conocimientos y aporte a la comunidad. En el tweet analizaremos y daremos nuestra opinión sobre los requisitos necesarios para hacer el salto a renunciar al trabajo. Como siempre, recordarles que los episodios son opiniones personales de cada uno de nosotros y que aportamos a nuestra comunidad nuestra experiencia en los temas que discutimos. No olviden seguirnos en nuestras redes sociales: Instagram: @hablemos.de.trading / Twitter: Hablemostrading / Youtube: Hablemos de trading Igualmente cualquier sugerencia, feedback, recomendación o algún tema que quieran que toquemos nos pueden escribir a nuestro correo: correo.hdt@gmail.com. Suscríbanse a nuestro newsletter semanal que se encuentra en el link de nuestro perfil de Instagram para recibir un boletín con información relevante del mercado. ¡Esperamos que lo disfruten! Saludos Equipo HDT --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hablemos-de-trading/support

Veteran cryptocurrency trader Peter Brandt is predicting a bullish scenario for Bitcoin (BTC) that could propel the king crypto to a fresh all-time high in two years. Based on the trader's chart, Bitcoin could start a new bull market after breaking out of the inverse head and shoulders pattern en route to $70,000 first before correcting back to $33,000 and then rallying to around $175,000 in 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alexander Dubcek war er von 1968 bis 1969 der mächtigste Politiker der Tschechoslowakei. Er setzte sich für die Liberalisierung und Demokratisierung und einen "Sozialismus mit menschlichem Antlitz" ein. **********Ihr hört in dieser "Eine Stunde History":00:13:35 - Peter Brandt erläutert, was der "Sozialismus mit menschlichem Antlitz" war00:21:27 - Martin Schulze-Wessel beschäftigt sich mit Zielen und Motiven des Prager Frühlings00:32:02 - Rüdiger Wenzke erläutert die Rolle der Nationalen Volksarmee bei der Niederschlagung des Prager Frühlings**********Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Tiktok und Instagram.

U.S. stocks fell to start the week, with the Nasdaq leading to the downside. As of Friday's close, the S&P 500 had fallen 5.6% so far this month. So, how much more room is there below? Let's see what the charts have to say. On today's show, Katie Stockton, the founder and managing partner of Fairlead Strategies, joins Maggie Lake to share her short- and long-term outlook for the markets and review the technical risks facing investors as we head into the new year. Plus, we'll hear from Felix Zulauf about why he sees a more brutal wave of inflation coming in 2023 and beyond, and Peter Brandt on why he's bullish on gold in the new year. Watch the Felix Zulauf interview here: https://rvtv.io/3BFy1hI. Watch Peter Brants' interview here: https://rvtv.io/3uNHSyb. We want to hear from you, so make sure to get your questions in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter Brandt is the CEO of Factor LLC, a global trading firm he founded in 1980 that trades proprietary capital, forex, futures, fixed income, and equity markets. Brandt is widely recognized as one of the finest classical chartists in the world, and now he joins MI2 Partners' Harry Melandri to break down why all signs are pointing to a major move in gold in 2023. Brandt also shares why he's interested in Bitcoin and breaks down several eye-popping charts throughout the episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter Brandt is the CEO of Factor LLC, a global trading firm he founded in 1980 that trades proprietary capital, forex, futures, fixed income, and equity markets. Brandt is widely recognized as one of the finest classical chartists in the world, and now he joins MI2 Partners' Harry Melandri to break down why all signs are pointing to a major move in gold in 2023. Brandt also shares why he's interested in Bitcoin and breaks down several eye-popping charts throughout the episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Putins Krieg gegen die Ukraine ist ein Schlag ins Gesicht der selbstgerechten westlichen Welt. Der Krieg ist nicht zu rechtfertigen, aber er hat eine Vorgeschichte, die nicht so einfach ist, wie sie in der öffentlichen schwarz-weiß-Debatte dargestellt wird. Ein regionaler Konflikt hat eine geostrategische Bedeutung erlangt, weil nicht die Sprache der Vernunft und Diplomatie gesprochen wird, sondern die des Militärs.

Legendary analyst and trader, Peter Brandt, predicts that Bitcoin will trade within the $17-23K range for the next two years and that before reaching a new all-time-high Bitcoin will bottom at $13,000. Everyone's favorite Big Cheds is here to discuss this and more. Big Cheds: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIRzrBHO7fTsXwjQO8fZz5g ►► JOIN THE FREE WOLF DEN NEWSLETTER https://www.getrevue.co/profile/TheWolfDen  GET UP TO A $8,000 BONUS IN USDT AND TRADE ALL SPOT PAIRS ON BITGET FOR ZERO FEES! ►► https://thewolfofallstreets.info/bitget   Follow Scott Melker: Twitter: https://twitter.com/scottmelker  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wolfofallstreets   Web: https://www.thewolfofallstreets.io  Spotify: https://spoti.fi/30N5FDe  Apple podcast: https://apple.co/3FASB2c  #Bitcoin #Crypto #Trading The views and opinions expressed here are solely my own and should in no way be interpreted as financial advice. This video was created for entertainment. Every investment and trading move involves risk. You should conduct your own research when making a decision. I am not a financial advisor. Nothing contained in this video constitutes or shall be construed as an offering of financial instruments or as investment advice or recommendations of an investment strategy or whether or not to "Buy," "Sell," or "Hold" an investment.

I anden time prøver vi at lave en øvelse i selvrefleksion som mand. Hvordan kan mænd arbejde med deres maskulinitet? Valerie Solanas "SCUM Manifest" siger, at det er på tide, at vi 'tilintetgør det maskuline køn'. Så har mænd overhovedet en plads i det kommunistiske samfund? Og hvorfor er det så svært at tænke utopisk med udgangspunkt i den mandlige position?Gæster: Morten Poulsen, medlem af Men Against Patriarchy CPH og Peter Brandt, billedkunstnerVærter: Johanna Kinnock og Eskil Halberg

I første time snakker vi om maskulinitet, og hvad det er for en størrelse: Hvorfor er manden så voldelig og konkurrence elskende? Er manden og kapitalismen bedste venner? Og kommer vi til at normalisere mandens toksicitet hvis vi snakker for meget om den? Vi prøver også at finde ud af hvad vi skal gøre med den intimiderende cis-mandekrop og om venstrefløjen har brug for et opgør med glorificeringen af den mandlige aktivist. Gæster: Morten Poulsen, medlem af Men Against Patriarchy CPH, og Peter Brandt, billedkunstner.Værter: Johanna Kinnock og Eskil Halberg

#bitcoin #btc #ripple #xrp #USDT #ada #ethereum #eth #crypto #shib #shiba #solana #cardano #cryptonews #matic #polygon #metaverse #nfts #nft #defi #altcoins #shiba #dogecoin #eos Os dejo el enlace de Amazon del libro que he recibido hoy mientras realizaba el episodio en directo. Se llama "La filosofía de Bitcoin" de Álvaro D. María: https://amzn.to/3QMsLi4 Enlace que explica el "Tenkan-Kijun Cross": https://2ndskiesforex.com/forex-strategies/trading-the-tenkan-kijun-cross/ Capítulos: 0:30 Bienvenida 2:45 Patron de acumulación de Waykoff 3:53 Noticias de mercados 5:44 Cierre de las bolsas 6:15 Materias primas 8:12 Gráfico de Bitcoin 8:47 Gráfico de Ethereum 9:13 Patrones y métricas onchain 20:18 Las salidas de BTC de los exchanges en máximos 21:09 Opinión de Peter Brandt sobre el fondo del mercado 22:10 La evolución de las cripto en CoinMarketcap 23:13 Tweet sobre Cardano 24:02 Samsung quiere abrir su propio exchange en Corea 26:45 Rebranding del proyecto EOS 30:26 Comentarios de los suscriptores 32:27 Cita del libro de Tim Robbins Imbatible respecto a la rentabilidad de los fondos de inversión 42:39 Funcionalidad de las DAOs en organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro 44:10 Despedida 🔴Disclaimer: este video y su contenido son solo para fines informativos y no constituyen una oferta de venta o intercambio, una solicitud de compra o recomendación de ningún valor, criptomoneda o producto relacionado, ni constituye una oferta para proporcionar inversión asesoramiento u otros servicios relacionados por parte de Crypto Mercados y Pymes. Crypto Mercados y Pymes puede tener una inversión financiera con las criptomonedas discutidas en este video. Al preparar este video, NO se han tenido en cuenta las necesidades financieras o de inversión individuales del espectador ni se ofrece ningún consejo financiero o de inversión. Todas las opiniones expresadas en este video se prepararon en función de la información disponible en el momento en que se escribieron y/o publicaron dichas opiniones. Información modificada o adicional podría hacer que tales opiniones cambien. El Ibex 35, la referencia bursátil española, cerró este martes con un retroceso del 0,71%, hasta 8.226 puntos tras el cierre negativo de ayer en Wall Street, el pesimismo de los mercados europeos ante una nueva recesión y el euro perdiendo terreno frente al dólar. Los principales mercados del Viejo Continente también cotizaron en negativo: Fráncfort se dejaba un 0,3%, París cedía un 0,37% y Londres caía un 0,6%. A la espera de la cumbre de banqueros centrales de Jackson Hole, que arranca el próximo jueves, los inversores estarán este martes pendientes de nuevas referencias macroeconómicas, como el PMI de la eurozona -que confirmó la entrada en contracción de la economía francesa- y las ventas de viviendas en EEUU -que bajaron un 12% mensual frente al 7% previsto-, y de la evolución de la divisa comunitaria, que sigue debilitándose. Todas las miradas estarán puestas en el presidente de la Reserva Federal de EEUU, Jay Powell. Esperan que los comentarios de Powell tranquilicen al mercado sobre el compromiso de la Fed de frenar la inflación, pero conservando la flexibilidad para ajustarse en consecuencia según lo permitan los datos. Es probable que Powell intente hacer hincapié en un ritmo más lento de subidas, pero también en un período de tiempo más largo en territorio restrictivo, quitando un poco de viento a la narrativa del pivote dovish

The veteran crypto trader who accurately called the Bitcoin 2018 meltdown is issuing a fresh warning that a severe correction could be looming for the king cryptocurrency (BTC). Seasoned market analyst Peter Brandt tells his 651,800 Twitter followers Bitcoin must recover its May 31st high of around $32,000 to avoid the risk of a massive capitulation event, sending Bitcoin to a low of $12,700. “Unless Bitcoin (BTC) can close above the May 31st high, this chart could become a textbook example of the famed ‘Drano' chart pattern.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Here's a full-length episode from Real Vision's new original series, My Life in 4 Trades - be sure to subscribe. Legendary Trader, Peter Brandt, joins Maggie Lake to discuss his unprecedented financial journey. Peter sheds light on the early mistakes he made on the floor, what it was like to run his own company, and everything he learned along the way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legendary Trader, Peter Brandt, joins Maggie to discuss his unprecedented financial journey. Peter sheds light on the early mistakes he made on the floor, what it was like to run his own company, and everything he learned along the way. For more on the series, visit My Life in 4 Trades

Seasoned market analyst Peter Brandt is warning Bitcoin traders and investors alike, saying that the king crypto is poised for a sharp corrective move. Brandt tells his 636,800 Twitter followers that the largest cryptocurrency by market cap has broken down from crucial diagonal support that has kept BTC afloat for the first few months of 2022. “The completion of a bear channel typically results in a decline equal to the width of the channel, or in this case a hard test of $32,000 or so – my guess is $28,000. This does NOT make me a hater BTC.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Veteran trader Peter Brandt thinks Bitcoin could be headed for a serious price dip. Brandt, who gained notoriety in cryptocurrency circles for correctly calling Bitcoin's 2018 collapse, tells his 633,200 Twitter followers that BTC could drop to $27,000. Brandt also speculates that the Nasdaq-100 index could be mirroring the dot-com crash of the early 2000s, saying on Twitter that the chart is giving him déjà vu. “‘It's Deja Vu all over again. – Yogi Berra, late 20th Century American philosopher.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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this episode two General Managers from Holman Motorcars, Peter Brandt and Kaylene Grey, discuss how their company is navigating the ever-evolving luxury marketplace. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seasoned trader Peter Brandt is looking at the state of Bitcoin after its strong rally above $40,000 to determine whether BTC has actually bottomed out. “Just as the laser eyes marked the April top and widespread talk of $100,000 marked the Nov. top, so bulls throwing in the towel and predicting $20,000 marked the January bottom.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The world's largest eastern bullion buyers are waking from their pandemic slumbers as western efforts to bring absolute transparency to the silver price and gold price discovery continue failing and falling on their faces. More on that story later. Great news this week as I've returned fully to my desk after a short few days touring the Pan-Americana countryside. Meanwhile, the fundamentals, trading price action, and market sentiment for silver and gold have turned for the better. To start this week, we'll lean heavily on many of Daniel March's latest physical bullion flow tweets, so I can further explain what has been happening. First, watch what the aggregate central banks do and often ignore the narrative games they play.  Central banks are on pace to collectively break their record 2019 gold bullion buying this year, 2021. And now, Poland is gearing up for another 100 metric tonne gold bullion buy to begin 2022.  The Chinese Shanghai Gold Exchange is delivering gold bullion at volumes not seen since before the pandemic kickoff to start this decade, the 2020s. Indian gold bullion demand this year is going to rival record volumes hit in the 2010s. See this chart for where 1,000 metric tonnes of gold bullion demand stacks up historically.  Silver Squeezers and silver bullion bulls out there buck up. The Indian silver demand gorilla of the 2010s may be returning as Metals Focus reports that over 400 metric tonnes were imported into India in September 2021 alone. Here is where that amount stacks up to the way India bought silver bullion in the 2010s. If and when the Indian nation returns to its average 172 million ounce silver demand levels in this decade, the 2020s, good luck, London, and unsecured ETFs like $SLV and $SIVR changing your prospectuses yet again. Quickly, this is a reminder. Remember history, knowing the nature of how bullion bull markets with increased prices behave; eventually, increasing demand for near-record high gold prices bleeds over into undervalued silver.  When the increasingly less poor Indians on the street see gold's price climbing a curved wall, expect many of them will switch their buying preferences to silver, and the import demand levels to increase sharply for Indian silver flows ahead. Let us move on to the idiocy that is the inflation narrative con game ongoing.  Long-time silver bull Bill Fleckenstein pointed out how stupid this Bloomberg Opinion headline is; underreported escalating inflation hurts average US citizens and is a crime ongoing for anyone who bothers to look. Actual price inflation is likely running at double digits if we simply take into account the actual escalating prices on rents and housing prices in the USA. The rigged US gov't's Consumer Price Inflation data has yr over yr shelter price escalations at a laughably low 3.2% increase. But just a few cursory glances at data, and we know that's a lie. Even the cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security is going up nearly 6% for 2022 as the poorest amongst us often suffer the most under high inflationary regimes. Meanwhile, get ready for a cold winter full of BRRR fueled escalating natural gas prices to come. But don't worry, the narrative gamers at the fiat Federal Reserve have no shame as their lies get exposed for all to see, yet again. Anyone who thinks high inflation is not the primary tool for defaulting on our record debts and not saved for liabilities still, I have a bridge down in the Florida Keys to sell you. So hop on, figuratively speaking. And let's do some more cruising through the most important bullion market updates for this week. Be sure to share this content with those who you think may also enjoy it. Full transparency, I am recording this SD Bullion market update on the afternoon of Thursday, October 14th, 2021. Yesterday, Wednesday morning in the US COMEX open, silver and gold had a snapback rally which put the short sellers on their heels and has given rise to some seriously bullish sentiment across the precious metals complex.  This week, it will be interesting to see how both monetary metals can close in their respective derivative price discovery markets. Will gold clear and close above $1800 and the critical $1820 an ounce threshold ahead? Will silver get beyond $24 oz soon? The lately building gold-silver ratio head and shoulders formation has given way to a fall back towards the mid-60s and perhaps beyond as we come towards the end of 2021 into 2022? If we take some of the analog 1970s vs. this 21st Century bullion bull market statements I have made on this channel in months and years prior, now is the time to start the valuation climbs. The 2.5Xs 1970s vs. this 21st Century bullion bull market analog is calling for gold to make a major move now through next month, November 2021. We shall see if the timeframe overlaps accordingly.  Again, here is a chart I often use here to explain potential timing ahead.  Remember back to the start of this year 2021, and the record media attention freely given to the bullion industry by the likes of Bloomberg and CNBC as the Reddit #SilverSqueeze got underway late in late January. Well, a draining of the COMEX has since ensued steadily after that. The registered amount of available underlying fractional reserve COMEX silver bullion is now under 100 million ounces, down over -50 million troy ounces from its peak before the silver squeeze start. The Wall Street Silver subreddit now has over 160,000 members and growing. With rabid members committed to figurative wage war this decade by stacking silver bullion for the long haul.  One of the creative members of the silver squeeze clan, Creflo Silver, points out that it would only take a bit over a mint case of silver bullion delivered to every of the current 160 thousand WSS members, around 618.75 ounces of delivery, to suck the COMEX dry of its currency registered silver bullion pile. Think back to the start of this week's SD Bullion Market Update video start. Ponder what happens if and when Indian demand returns to its former 2010s levels; combined with that current, there is not much silver bullion to go around the fact. As well too, while having idled of late, Sprott $PSLV stands ready to take on new inflows and begin jacking up its silver bullion ounce holding levels as the months and years progress. And, of course, we are not the only ones turning blue in the face with silver bullishness. Peter Brandt, a long-time COMEX derivative silver trader, is tweeting mega bull shoutouts on silver ahead. Have a read on some of his latest thoughts. First, about not pitting against one another over silly bullion vs. crypto arguments while flashing the mega long-term silver chart cup and handle that is building. Also, he states that a $48 oz silver "moon shot" is on his silver point-and-figure chart. Transitioning now to a story we jumped on top of right before we began this SD Bullion YouTube channel. The NY Federal Reserve's REPO loan fiasco from September 2019, some of the loan data from that month just came to light thanks to the great work by pam and Russ Martens over at WallStreetOnParade.com. And while it does not surprise the megabank and fiat financialized institutional names involved in the overnight lending fiasco that has escalated since.  What is surprising is the size and scale it has mushroomed into since September 2019. This week also, Reuters had an exclusive on how supposed western gold silver derivative price discovery transparency continues failing. Pause here for a moment and a warning. It's funny how the respective seemingly lawless City of London-based custodians for the world's largest silver ETF SLV (JPMorgan) and the world's largest gold ETF GLD (HSBC) shunned bringing potential transparency to opaque silver and gold derivative markets they often dominate via outsized concentration. Not in their interests? Suppose you own either SLV or GLD for the medium or long haul. Go read their respective +50 page prospectuses, know with a share in either of those two derivatives you legally own no bullion and learn what the legal term "unsecured creditor" means for when and if things go wrong with either trust.  Back to finish reading you all this article in our video embedded above. That is all for this week's SD Bullion market update. Here's hoping you out there have taken advantage of recent price weakness to build a prudent bullion position, as we are possibly heading to a bullish close for this year 2021 and onwards into 2022.  As always to you out there, take great care of yourselves and those you love.

Vor 75 Jahren - am 20. Oktober 1946 - fand die erste Nachkriegswahl zur Berliner Stadtverordnetenversammlung statt. Doch wie konnte die Wahl in der damaligen Ruinenstadt Berlin organisiert werden? Was versprachen sich die Besatzungsmächte von der Wahl? Und welche Persönlichkeiten spielten damals eine Rolle? Der Präsident des Berliner Abgeordnetenhauses Ralf Wieland hat diese und weitere Fragen zum Anlass genommen, den Historiker Professor Dr. Peter Brandt einzuladen. In der neuen Podcastfolge widmen sie sich diesem besonderen Abschnitt der Berliner Geschichte.

In this week's SD Bullion Market Update, we examine chaos in alleged Chinese real estate Ponzi schemes coming undone and the incoherent nature of bearish silver and gold trading of late. The world has never seen a nation with the size and scale of China grow so fast.  Of course, years of ghost city scandals and malinvestment projects both built and blown up in short order to clear space for new projects is commonplace. But now, some alleged real estate Ponzi schemes are starting to hit ordinary people's life savings, and tens of thousands want their money back. Once the country's second-largest real estate developer, Chinese property development giant Evergrande, is drowning in debt and likely defaults on what it owes. Some 1.5 million people have put deposits on new homes that have yet to be built. Reportedly over 70,000 retail investors forked over vast sums of money, in some cases their entire life savings, after the country's second-largest, 'too big to fail' property developer wooed them with promises of 10%+ annual returns. After accumulating an equivalent value of about $410 billion fiats Fed notes in liabilities, the company Evergrande - which became the country's largest high-yield dollar bond issuer (16% of all outstanding notes) - sparked protests across the country earlier this week after announcing they were forced to delay payments in their wealth management products. Evergrande allegedly has more than 700 real estate projects across 223 Chinese cities - most of which lie in the country's less developed regions - and has committed to complete some 1.4 million properties by the end of June, according to The Straits Times.  Beijing has yet to make an official statement on what actions will be taken as many unsecured investors, both domestic and foreign, are hoping for a full-on government bailout. According to Wolf Richter of WolfStreet.com, "Property development has been a huge factor in China's economic growth and supposed miracle story. It accounts for 28% of GDP. And much of it has been funded by debt, including fiat dollar-denominated debt, and much of it is now blowing up in their faces. So will the collapse of overleveraged Chinese property developers cause a financial crisis in China and perhaps beyond? It could. But some of the biggest losers are foreign investors that bought those bonds, and not Chinese banks, and for a financial crisis to happen, it would have to sink China's banking system." For now, according to Wolf Richter, it looks like China might be trying to force "a brutal deleveraging on the property sector to bring down risks and tamp down on rampant speculation and price increases. It looks like an effort to rebalance the economy away from property development. It looks like investors are invited to eat the costs of this forced deleveraging, with the government perhaps teaching them a lesson, namely that they might not get bailed out and that the flood of liquidity into the property sector was misguided and needs to end. And it looks like the government is willing to take the risks of spillover effects into the broader economy and credit markets. And if, in fact, the government refuses to bail out bondholders, and allows a large-scale bloodbath among investors, particularly foreign investors, to occur in order to deleverage the economy, that would be a sea change for investors in China." In the coming weeks and months, we will likely see the Chinese financial authorities' direction. Again those 4 GSIB bank names (see page 3) we highlighted in this week's video, as defined by the Bank for International Settlement Financial Stability Board. Those are the Chinese megabank names to stay focused on in terms of potential contagion going possibly beyond China's borders. Silver and gold spot prices have been trading like trash of late. Maybe's now nearly time to buy high-grade gold jewelry instead of plowing all your family's wealth into some pie sky, ghost city malinvestment project https://t.co/i5AHidvp9R — James Anderson (@jameshenryand) September 17, 2021 The gold spot price is likely to close this week around the $1,750 oz handle, and the silver spot price looks to finish the week just below $22.50 oz. Silver is teetering on the bottom of its last over one-year consolidation channel, lookout. The gold-silver ratio has now climbed near 80, and it remains to be seen what kind of spot price attack shenanigans might get let loose this coming Sunday night in low-volume Asian trading to possibly get shorts out from under any potential paper losses they may still be staring at. If you are still acquiring physical bullion and precious metals positions, keep your heads on a swivel and potential buying triggers engaged.  Here is the gold spot price vs. the 200-day moving average throughout this whole fiat currency era now over fifty years running. Now we'll zoom into the last five years so you can see the context of where we are versus recently been. Here is the silver spot price vs. the 200-day moving average throughout this full fiat currency era now over five decades running. Again we'll zoom into the last five years so you can see the context of where we are versus where we have somewhat recently been. Anecdotal reports out of China are Chinese housewives have been buying the price dip and gold bullion import inflows were heavy this past week. On the United States side of this current situation, Daniel Oliver of Myrmikan had this gold versus real negative interest rate chart to remind us of how misplaced things are in the financial markets at the moment. Remember that when looking at current negative interest rates near negative five percent per annum, the US government is likely underreporting actual price inflation by a factor of times or so, meaning real inflation is expected to be running around 10% for most citizens.  Back in the 1970s, the US government and Bureau of Labor Statistics were not in the full-time business of rigging price data regularly as they are increasingly now. The case for the price of gold being multiples of where it is right now can be made based on past historical precedence repeating. But just let's wait and see how much worse the inflation data gets in the coming yrs before we get entirely shocked by this perverted price discovery. The reported balance sheet of the Federal Reserve is now at $8.5 trillion and counting.  Remember what happened last time the Federal Reserve tried to taper its balance sheet while the Federal Funds Rate got moved up to near 2%? That's right, the stock market rolled over violently, and emergency phone calls on Christmas Eve 2018 were made to the plunge protection team and US-megabanks. This financial system is still structurally sick as a cancer patient. The question of when confidence starts collapsing and investors start running for the tiny exits, that's what we're staying focused on here. This week, the Institute for International Finance reminded the world of the crazy debt binge it's been on, especially over the last handful of years. Of course, many of these challenging debt levels are owed by corporates, households, and others denominated in fiat currencies. Most of these debtors do not have their very own legal tender printing presses. Newsflash: much of this debt is not going to get paid back in real term$. Not accounted either in these totals are $100s of trillions not saved for unfunded liabilities that the west owes. For example, unfunded programs like social security, medicare, government pensions, and other mandatory government promise piles accrued in the USA alone. How will the future defaults and currency debasements in absolute real value terms unfold? Now to move this bullion market update back to silver from the start of September 2021. Long-time silver derivative trade Peter Brandt tweeted the asymmetric bet he was supposedly making to begin this month. The idea is that the silver spot would not see below $20 oz before running at $50 oz ahead. Well, that claim is now an honest question. But let's look at some ridiculous fundamental drivers outside of record silver investment demand ongoing. For example, the Biden administration is about to propose a $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill. A large portion of promises is about a massive solar panel buildout for the US electric grid in the decades to come. We now have outlandish claims from the Department of Energy stating that 40% of US electricity will come from solar panels by 2035. Imagine a solar panel a bit smaller than the state of Maine broken up and sprinkled about on rooftops and in unused sections and swaths of arid and non-US farmlands. The US Department of Energy also has a Solar Futures Study, 310 pages long, and one riddled with many assumptions that will prove wrong. But the most salient part was likely on the report's page 166, where they explicitly state, "silver demand from solar panels could reach almost 40% of 2020 global production in a global decarbonization scenario." Ah, Earth to the Department of Energy. I don't know; maybe you haven't been paying attention thus far this decade. But the amounts of silver bullion and investment ETF demand ongoing and likely to come will be a real problem for silver supply levels at these paltry spot prices. London complained that they almost ran out of silver bullion inventories a mere handful of months ago. You better come up with a higher spot price to induce the silver mining and refining required to meet the lofty figures you published in this report. This report also talks of one-day undefined thrifting more expensive silver inputs for copper into this solar panel infrastructure grid build-out. Never mind that current copper solar panels don't perform as well nor last as long. And oh yea, silver laced solar panels only have about a three-decade lifespan, so hopefully, by the year 2050, we've invented cold fusion and free energy. But the Department of Energy has a commingled figure of 2,572,056,000 oz silver / and later thrifted solar panel copper ounces that will supposedly go into this massive government energy program. So the idea that the silver spot price will slip back and flounder into the teens for a long duration to come is pretty silly. The US government is talking about silver-laced solar panels combined with their seemingly infinite fiat monetary base ramping galore; silver should be set up for some of its best years to come. That is all for this week's SD Bullion update. Thanks for tuning in, and as always, take great care of yourselves and those you love.

Bitcoin continued its bounce from its 2021 opening price on Wednesday, hitting $31,600 in what some fear is just a temporary reprieve from the downside. BTC Bulls had successfully defended the largest cryptocurrency against further losses at just above $29,000 - the price at which the market began the year, however, concern is running high over current strength being a “relief rally” - not a true comeback after a price floor. “It's still ‘short the bounce' season,” popular analyst and podcast host Nebraskan Gooner summarized to Twitter followers and veteran trader Peter Brandt concurred, suggesting that Bitcoin would need another shock leg down before the genuine return to form kicked in. For complete show notes and for the full premium experience with video, visit our YouTube channel at http://CryptoNewsAlerts.net

Comedian Bill Maher does a hit piece on Crypto. Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger hate Bitcoin's success and Barry Silbert responded to this by tweeting "I look forward to selling lots of bitcoin to Berkshire Hathaway at $100,000". Crypto trader Peter Brandt turns bullish on XRP and apologies to XRP holders. Bitcoin Taproot activation has begun and miners now have 3 months to het on board.

Five days ago, GameStop traded for less than $50 per share. Yet on Thursday, at the time of this writing, the stock has soared as high as $482.85... What on earth is going on? Dan explains what is behind the meteoric rise of GameStop, AMC, and a few other unassuming stocks in this week's opening rant. Then Dan invites a trading legend and "market wizard" onto the show. For decades, Peter Brandt has been considered one of the world's foremost authorities on using classical charting principals to trade futures, forex and even the crypto markets. Peter is also featured in the acclaimed book by Jack Schwager, Unknown Market Wizards: The Best Traders You've Never Heard Of. He's also the second wizard we've had on the podcast. Peter gives Dan an in-depth look into why the classical chart patterns don't seem to work anymore, and how Peter's adjusted his trading today. If you think of yourself as a trader, this is an interview you cannot afford to miss. And finally, on this week's mailbag Dan receives a great question about how the dollar could strengthen amidst this environment of stimulus. Another listener has a few questions about the recent censorship across big tech. Dan gives his thoughts on these topics and more on this week's episode. Interested in more from Stansberry Research? Check out the American Consequences podcast here: https://podfollow.com/americanconsequences