Jan 30, 2026
Kerry Lutz sits down with precious metals analyst David Erfle to break down the latest moves in silver and gold, and why recent price action is being driven by structural forces rather than short-term speculation.
They trace decades of paper-market intervention — from 1960s silver controls to the Hunt Brothers episode...
Jan 28, 2026
Kerry Lutz and Bruce de Torres call out California’s $20+ minimum wage for crushing small businesses, accelerating closures, and wiping out jobs — while large corporations adapt and smaller operators are left with no escape route.
Bruce explains why the minimum wage fight is only a symptom of decades of failed...
Jan 26, 2026
Trump’s rhetoric is shaking headlines — and driving markets higher. Kerry Lutz and Dale explain why extreme political positioning can translate into real upside for investors.
The AI boom remains the engine. As profitability comes into focus, both see the S&P 500 and NASDAQ pushing toward new highs if Trump’s...
Jan 23, 2026
Kerry Lutz and Jim Welsh dig into why the U.S. economy looks stable on the surface, with growth near 2.5%, but may be far less balanced underneath. Jim warns that government spending is masking a widening divide, where the top 10% of earners drive consumption while lower-income households feel increasing pressure.
Jan 20, 2026
Silver prices are surging as a multi-year supply deficit collides with shrinking above-ground inventories. Rob Kientz explains why years of underproduction, rising mining costs, and long development timelines are creating a physical silver squeeze that’s becoming impossible to ignore.
Despite higher prices,...