Credit Crunch to Lead to Global Banking Crisis with Alasdair Macleod

Credit Crunch to Lead to Global Banking Crisis with Alasdair Macleod

WTFinance, Released on 9/19/23 On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming back Alasdair Macleod for a 3rd time – Head of Research for Goldmoney and SchiffGold. During our conversation we touched on the current debt cycle, why the central banks are losing control of the cost of credit, whether […]

There’s a Credit Crisis in Progress – Robert Kiyosaki, Bert Dohmen

Rich Dad Radio Show, Released on 5/3/23 Are you worried about the current state of the economy and the potential for a financial crash? You’re not alone. Financial expert Bert Dohmen shared his insights and predictions for the future of the economy, and it’s not looking good. Dohmen explains that we are currently in a […]

World in the Process of Bankrupting – Bill Holter

USA Watchdog, Released on 8/20/22 Holter has long said when the overloaded debt system breaks, it will break “fast and ugly.” “Credit will dry up overnight,” and “The world runs on credit.” Full interview summary: https://usawatchdog.com/world-in-the-process-of-bankrupting-bill-holter/ Bill Holter is currently a writer for Miles Franklin and Jim Sinclair’s Mineset where he posts weekly commentaries on […]

Gordon Long: Will Russia Sanctions Trigger A Worldwide Credit Crisis?

Wealthion, Released on 3/1/22 The world has quickly become less stable over the first 2 months of 2022. Financial system stability, especially in the all-important bond market, was eroding at a concerning pace prior to last week, but Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine is serving as an accelerant to the situation. The severe economic sanctions […]

Credit Crisis LOOMING: Central Banks Committed to Printing! – Alasdair Macleod

Crush The Street, Released on 8/13/20 TOPICS IN THIS INTERVIEW: – Metals vulnerable to corrections due vs. evidence of the COT reports. – Silver has one ETF. – Non-reportables are going long. – Fed has to finance the government deficits. – Major banks at the greatest risk of failures. – The mainstream Keynesians are inflation […]