Financial Survival Network Kerry Lutz

Kerry Lutz and Natalie Dominguez discussed the growing trend of home title fraud and the need for homeowners to protect their properties against this threat. Natalie provided valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of title theft and recounted a troubling case where a woman's home was fraudulently mortgaged. Home Title Lock was highlighted as a solution, offering round-the-clock monitoring of property records, alerts to any filings, and restoration services in the event of fraud. The conversation emphasized the importance of accurate home recording and the potential risks associated with public data sales in Florida. Overall, the meeting underscored the urgent need for protection against fraudulent home title activities and the value of Home Title Lock's triple lock protection.     Visit HomeTitleLock.com  Use the discount code FREE30 Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Dana Samuelson discussed the current state of the precious metal markets, with a focus on gold and silver. They analyzed various driving factors, including increasing debt, geopolitical tensions, potential US recession, falling interest rates, and central bank gold buying, all of which are expected to contribute to gold's upward movement. Dana presented a compelling case for silver as an investment, emphasizing its favorable valuation compared to gold and projecting a price range of $40 to $45 per ounce. The discussion also touched on the best practices for purchasing and authenticating precious metals, with Dana highlighting the importance of dealing with experienced dealers and avoiding counterfeit products. Find Dana here: American Gold Exchange Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Kerry Lutz and Andrew Ragusa discussed various topics related to the real estate industry and the economy. They talked about the impact of inflation on the economy and the need for individuals to invest in physical assets like real estate, gold, and silver. They also discussed the challenges and opportunities associated with retiring in New York, highlighting the difficulties retirees face due to high property prices and taxes. The speakers emphasized the importance of making informed decisions regarding real estate investments, considering the evolving market conditions. The conversation also touched on the antitrust settlement between the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and its impact on the real estate industry. Ragusa explained that the case was about sellers being forced to pay a buyer's agent, leading to increased closing costs for buyers. They also discussed the importance of establishing oneself in the real estate industry and making a positive impression on clients to thrive in the business. The speakers underscored the value of professional realtors who provide essential services, expertise, and negotiation skills, and highlighted the significance of finding a reputable realtor through word of mouth and online reviews. Find Andrew here: Andrew Ragusa IG Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

In this sponsor update, Dolly Varden Silver's (🇺🇸DOLLF -- 🇨🇦DV) CEO, Shawn Khunkhun, shared an exciting update on the company's recent drill results and the future potential at various silver deposits. Highlighting impressive silver strikes at the Moose and Chance veins (977 g/t Ag over 5.00 meters and 3,670 g/t Ag over 0.79 meters) he compared the adjoining deposits to a "string of pearls." Khunkhun conveyed his confidence in the possibility of discovering multiple 50 million ounce silver deposits. He pointed to the company’s financial strength and its ability to expand the drill program as needed. Khunkhun also discussed the recent rise in industry merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, driven by renewed interest from mid-tier and major silver/gold producers, who are extremely anxious about their dwindling reserves. He expects M&A activity to intensify, signifying potential growth and consolidation in the market and further opportunities for DVS. The conversation delved into the potential catalysts and risks impacting the commodities/precious metals markets, such as central banks' shift away from the US dollar, economic slowdowns, and currency wars. One under appreciated factor is the company’s implementation of directional drilling at the Wolf deposit, which could significantly enhance exploration efficiency and results. Khunkhun expressed optimism about forthcoming drilling results, the majority of which have yet to be released. Company website https://dollyvardensilver.com Disclaimer: Dolly Varden Silver (DVS) has sponsored this video production. No questions were exchanged prior to the interview. The forward-looking statements in DVS’s presentation apply to the content of this interview and write-up. The content on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com (FSN) is for informational purposes only and should not be considered personal legal or investment advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other products. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases, and interviews but may contain errors. FSN offers no inferred or explicit warranty regarding the accuracy of the information presented. Consult your investment advisor and do not base any investment decisions on the information contained herein or on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com. We may hold equity positions in some of the companies featured on this site. FSN disclaims any responsibility for the content of any linked website. Use any information on FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com at your own risk. By reading this disclaimer, you agree to hold FSN harmless for any losses you may incur.

In this exclusive interview, Martin Armstrong delves into the current economic and political landscape. Armstrong expresses concerns about the elites' potential actions to prevent Trump from winning the upcoming election and the desire for war as a political tool. He forecasts a decline in the economy until 2028, citing consumer distrust and election uncertainties as key factors. Armstrong critiques Amazon's diversity initiatives, linking them to unionization efforts, and questions the effectiveness of such policies. He draws comparisons between the potential recession's impact on global stock markets and the stagflation of the 1970s, noting the current administration's low approval ratings and the diminishing public trust in government. The conversation also explores the influence of unelected officials in Washington, the vetting of presidential candidates, and the IMF's digital currency as a potential threat to the US dollar's dominance. Armstrong underscores the importance of a stock market rebound and suggests that war could be used as an excuse for economic default. The discussion offers a candid view of the challenges facing central banks in maintaining economic stability. Find Martin here: ArmstrongEconomics Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe  

Michael Pento expressed deep concern about the current state of the stock market, highlighting the disproportionate influence of a few key stocks on the market's overall performance. He warned about the potential dangers of this imbalance and emphasized the need for caution in the face of a market that appears to be thriving on the surface but is, in reality, exhibiting signs of weakness and instability. Pento also raised significant concerns about the US economy's insolvency, highlighting the potential risks of excessive borrowing to combat a recession and the impact on bond vigilantes. Furthermore, Pento discussed the potential impact of the $1.7 trillion of QE from the reverse repo facility and its potential to trigger a liquidity crisis, along with a temporary strengthening of the US dollar. He also expressed deep concerns about the potential destruction of the dollar against hard assets and the possibility of protracted stagflation. The discussion also touched on the potential role of future policymakers in managing the economic fallout, the potential need for a debt jubilee or restructuring, and the urgency of developing a strategy to navigate the impending crisis. Kerry Lutz acknowledged the unsustainable nature of the situation and the need for a more sustainable monetary policy. Find Michael here: pentoport.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe