David Quintieri

I'm the person behind The Money GPS. I publish daily analysis on the Federal Reserve, inflation, gold, bonds and where the money is actually moving — on YouTube, in a podcast, in books, and in the software on this site.

What I publish

The daily video is the core of it: what moved, why it moved, and what it means for someone trying to keep the money they already have. The same analysis runs as a podcast — 338 episodes on Apple Podcasts as of September 2026 — and the written breakdown of each video lives on this site under Reports.

I've written two books, The Money GPS and Global Economic Collapse, both of which members can read and listen to in the browser.

And I build the software. The Money GPS platform is 35 tools on one login: political-trade tracking straight from the disclosure filings, an AI stock analyst, a charting terminal, macro and supply-chain intelligence. The reason it exists is that the data retail investors are told to trust is either late, aggregated into uselessness, or sold at institutional prices.

How this site handles data

This matters more than a bio, so it's in writing and it's enforced in the code:

—Primary sources, named. Congressional trades come from the US House Clerk's STOCK Act filings; presidential trades from Office of Government Ethics Form 278-T; government equity stakes from the agencies that announced them. Every table says where its rows came from.
—Missing is never zero. If a number can't be read, the page says so. It does not fall back to 0, to today's date, or to a different source without telling you.
—Reported is labelled reported. Where someone files no disclosure — Barron Trump, for instance — the page says that plainly and labels each claim with its source, instead of filling the gap with a guess.
—The free pages are a real sample, and they say so. The public tracker pages show a capped set of disclosures at least six months old. The current feed is what a membership buys, and nothing pretends otherwise.

Where to find me

YouTube X Instagram TikTok Facebook Rumble Apple Podcasts Spotify Patreon

Same handle, @themoneygps, on every platform. For anything else, get in touch.

Daily video The podcast Written reports

The software

35 tools on one login, from $30/mo. Or buy a single tool from $5/mo.

See what's included

What I publish

I've written two books, The Money GPS and Global Economic Collapse, both of which members can read and listen to in the browser.

How this site handles data

This matters more than a bio, so it's in writing and it's enforced in the code:

—Primary sources, named. Congressional trades come from the US House Clerk's STOCK Act filings; presidential trades from Office of Government Ethics Form 278-T; government equity stakes from the agencies that announced them. Every table says where its rows came from.

—Missing is never zero. If a number can't be read, the page says so. It does not fall back to 0, to today's date, or to a different source without telling you.

—Reported is labelled reported. Where someone files no disclosure — Barron Trump, for instance — the page says that plainly and labels each claim with its source, instead of filling the gap with a guess.

—The free pages are a real sample, and they say so. The public tracker pages show a capped set of disclosures at least six months old. The current feed is what a membership buys, and nothing pretends otherwise.