Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network

2016 will go down as the most unpredictable, shocking and perhaps most consequential election of modern times. So far it looks like it's all coming up Trump. He's done the almost impossible by capturing virtually complete media attention and fixation, he's made bold and nasty comments about all of his adversaries and he's shown the parties and everyone else that it's not necessarily about how much you spend, but rather how you can master and ride roughshod over the new and old media. And so far it's paid off big time. Will the country tire of Trump and his antics prior to the election, it certainly doesn't look that way now, but who can tell? 

Ned Schmidt has been bullish on Gold since last summer. He says that the dollar is broken and that's what will lead to the next phase of the emerging bull market. For the same reason he's bullish on ag commodities as well. He's often said, "You should be buying corn, not Apple." He's also hot on animal based drug companies, a sector that has seen increased M&A activity. It's always interesting with Ned!

John Crestani attempts to answer one of the most burning issues of the day, the rise of the robotic workforce. Many jobs will be affected and or eliminated as a result of this coming revolution. Now robots are invading the white collar world and will be erasing  well-paid middle and upper middle class jobs. What new opportunities will emerge that will hopefully more than make up for these losses? It's just another trend that we'll have watch unfold to know these answers. 

The groundswell of support behind Donald Trump shows the mass dissatisfaction of the populace. They're even supporting Bernie Sanders in the misplaced hope that he will get the government off their backs. The school/indoctrination system is working its way through and is almost complete. China and Russia continue accumulating precious metals and the trend is firmly in place. Can Trump really do anything? 

Whatever it takes Wednesdays with Andrew Hoffman:

Horrible state of the global economy, pre-FOMC (and post ECB last week, and BOJ yesterday)

Myth of the "COTs" - per my article today, "The COTs Don't Matter, Part II"
-PAPER vs. PHYSICAL!