Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network

Summary:
I sit down and chat with Gary Wagner to discuss what exactly is happening with gold prices and the metals market as a whole, and how these effects are a direct result of the inflationary environment we’re stuck within. Bringing inflationary pressures down is no simple tasks, and it will probably be a while before we start to see some of the asset classes performing at a normal level again.

Highlights:
-What’s happening with gold prices?
-Silver has been more depressed than gold, but gold is sitting at 1800
-A lack of dollar strength has been holding the precious metals at a lower price
-There is a dichotomy between how gold and silver are reacting
-Gold is the best long term hedge against inflationary pressures
-It is a tedious process to bring inflationary pressures down
-We’re in interesting times, and there’s not much we can do about it
-Currency is backed by faith in the government—which seems to be fading globally
-For the first time in history, our paper currency isn’t backed by anything
-Silver has been kept artificially low
-There is perhaps some market manipulation at play
-The two tangible investment classes that have performed brilliantly are real estate/land and gold/silver

Useful Links:
Financial Survival Network
The Gold Forecast
How High Can Gold & Silver Go in 2022? Rates to Rise, Here’s the Impact on Markets – Gary Wagner
Don’t Invest in Gold Until You Understand These Fundamentals – Gary Wagner Gives Price Targets

Highlights:
-Mark Achler was an early employee of Apple and Head of Innovation at Redbox, and is an adjunct professor at the Northwestern Kellogg School of Management who has been creating and investing in tech startups since 1986.  
-Mert Iseri is the founder of SwipeSense, a healthtech company acquired by SC Johnson in 2020. He also co-founded Design for America—using design thinking for social impact—which won the National Design Award in 2018. 
-Together, they are about to release their new book Exit Right that in my opinion should be read by anyone and everyone involved in an exit strategy. 
-The book contains interviews with seasoned entrepreneurs with multiple exits under their belt, including M&A executives at prolific buyers such as Google, Facebook, Amazon, along with lawyers and bankers.
-Their book is a collection of the hard-earned lessons over decades of experience building startups towards a great outcome for all parties including:

The FAIR Framework
1.Taking the long view - from the very beginning and in all things
2.How to have an annual Exit Talk
3.Breaking down the Term Sheet
4.Seventy amazing contributors  interviewed

Useful Links:
Financial Survival Network