The Money GPS · Wednesday, October 21

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    18 videos from 11 channels in the last 36 hours · updated 1h ago

    Gold, debt and the dollar's staying power

    4 channels · Liberty and Finance, Commodity Culture, Wealthion, Kitco NEWS

    5 videos · 3h 22m of watching → the 60-second version below

    1. 1

      Peter Schiff and Andy Schectman say rising yields and inflation favor gold and hard assets. Schectman cites about 350 tons of central bank gold buying in the first half of 2026, and Schiff points to $2 trillion in annual interest on $40.3 trillion of debt.

    2. 2

      Lyn Alden says the US is in fiscal dominance, with deficits driving money supply growth. She says a Treasury gold revaluation is a possible 'break the glass' tool, and she stays bullish on both equities and hard assets.

    3. 3

      Christopher Whalen says he has moved toward precious metals and energy stocks and out of banks.

    What it means for you

    Several creators argue that large government deficits could erode the purchasing power of cash over time. These are their views, not certainties, and other creators in this batch see different risks.

    Where they disagree: Harry Dent tells investors to avoid gold and own long-term Treasuries, the opposite of the gold bulls.

    The Dollar Is Melting Away - Gold Is the Escape | Andy Schectman

    Liberty and Finance · 1 views · 8h ago

    bullish

    'Big Move' Coming For GOLD as Debt Crisis Breaks Everything: Peter Schiff

    Commodity Culture · 25K views · 13h ago

    bullish

    The Treasury’s Gold Revaluation Play | Lyn Alden

    Wealthion · 60K views · 1d ago

    bullish

    ‘I Got Out of My Bank Stocks’: Why a Former Fed Insider Is Betting on Gold

    Kitco NEWS · 91K views · 1d ago

    mixed

    Home Prices May Not Recover in Your Lifetime, Says Harry Dent, Who’s Selling His Own House

    Kitco NEWS · 7K views · 9h ago

    bearish

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    Treasury yields, deficits and the bond market

    4 channels · Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®, Liberty and Finance, Steven Van Metre, Kitco NEWS

    5 videos · 2h 51m of watching → the 60-second version below

    1. 1

      Jim Bianco says 5% Treasury yields are normal by long-term history. He says deficits near 6% of GDP are inflationary, and that strong AI-driven growth could push long yields to 7-8% and mortgage rates to 9-10%.

    2. 2

      Doomberg says Treasuries are losing utility as a reserve asset because they can't easily be turned into energy. Schectman says rising 10-year yields reflect fiscal irresponsibility.

    3. 3

      Steven Van Metre says China is likely hiding its Treasury holdings in custodian banks. He says an aggressive short position on Treasuries is vulnerable to a squeeze that could lift bond prices.

    What it means for you

    Higher Treasury yields tend to feed through to mortgage rates and other borrowing costs. Creators disagree on whether yields go much higher or bonds rally.

    Where they disagree: Bianco, Doomberg and Schectman see pressure for higher yields, while Van Metre and Harry Dent see bond rallies, with Dent calling long Treasuries a safe haven.

    A.I. To Cause Even Higher Inflation & Interest Rates? | Jim Bianco

    Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money® · 15K views · 14h ago

    neutral

    The End Of US Bond Market | Doomberg

    Liberty and Finance · 18K views · 1d ago

    bearish

    The Dollar Is Melting Away - Gold Is the Escape | Andy Schectman

    Liberty and Finance · 1 views · 8h ago

    bullish

    You Won't Believe What China Just Did

    Steven Van Metre · 61K views · 1d ago

    bullish

    Home Prices May Not Recover in Your Lifetime, Says Harry Dent, Who’s Selling His Own House

    Kitco NEWS · 7K views · 9h ago

    bearish

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    Bonds Explode as Buyers Vanish

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    Is the AI trade a boom or a bubble?

    5 channels · Meet Kevin, Steven Van Metre, The Compound, Kitco NEWS +1

    7 videos · 6h 19m of watching → the 60-second version below

    1. 1

      Meet Kevin is bullish. He says Nvidia trades at a 23 P/E with about 35% expected growth (a PEG near 0.65), and he calls the volatility a 'wall of fear'.

    2. 2

      Steven Van Metre says a 33% drop in the Elsa IPO shows fading appetite for overleveraged AI infrastructure. He says hedge funds are selling tech at the highest levels since 2016.

    3. 3

      The Compound says AI is a spending story, not a loss story, citing Anthropic's revenue growth and SpaceX's $14.6 billion in revenue. Whalen warns that circular AI financing could cause instability.

    What it means for you

    Stock funds can hold a lot of AI-linked companies, so a swing in AI sentiment can move a portfolio. Creators disagree on whether valuations are justified.

    Where they disagree: Kevin sees a buying opportunity, while Van Metre and Whalen warn of leverage and fragility.

    Chip Stocks, AI, Fed, Iran, SpaceX

    Meet Kevin · 49K views · 2d ago

    bullish

    The Pain Returns... ALREADY AI, Fed, Iran, SpaceX

    Meet Kevin · 44K views · 12h ago

    bullish

    OH SH*T! An AI IPO Just Imploded – Tech Stocks Are NEXT!

    Steven Van Metre · 2K views · 7h ago

    bearish

    A Market Full of Doubt, but Very Little Fear | WAYT?

    The Compound · 3K views · 8h ago

    mixed

    ‘I Got Out of My Bank Stocks’: Why a Former Fed Insider Is Betting on Gold

    Kitco NEWS · 91K views · 1d ago

    mixed

    This is the next Millionaire Maker‼️

    Financial Education · 121K views · 1d ago

    bullish

    holy sh*t spaceX stock

    Meet Kevin · 6K views · 6h ago

    bullish

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    Iran, energy prices and oil

    3 channels · Meet Kevin, Steven Van Metre, Liberty and Finance

    4 videos · 3h 31m of watching → the 60-second version below

    1. 1

      Meet Kevin says a US-Iran 'deal window' runs October 20-27. He says election incentives make a deal likely, and that it could help QQQ reach 800 by year-end.

    2. 2

      Steven Van Metre says oil possibly moving to $120 a barrel has historically lined up with tech corrections.

    3. 3

      Doomberg says sanctions on Russian energy backfired and caused a global diesel shortage that fuels inflation.

    What it means for you

    Energy prices feed into inflation and stock moves, so geopolitical news can show up in gas prices and markets. Creators disagree on whether the direction is relief or escalation.

    Where they disagree: Kevin expects a diplomatic deal and a rally, while Van Metre and Doomberg stress energy-driven risks.

    The Pain Returns... ALREADY AI, Fed, Iran, SpaceX

    Meet Kevin · 44K views · 12h ago

    bullish

    Holy Iran

    Meet Kevin · 61K views · 14h ago

    bullish

    OH SH*T! An AI IPO Just Imploded – Tech Stocks Are NEXT!

    Steven Van Metre · 2K views · 7h ago

    bearish

    The End Of US Bond Market | Doomberg

    Liberty and Finance · 18K views · 1d ago

    bearish

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    Middle East Escalation Disrupts Oil

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    Housing and the stock market bubble warnings

    4 channels · Eurodollar University, Kitco NEWS, Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®, Financial Education

    4 videos · 2h 54m of watching → the 60-second version below

    1. 1

      Eurodollar University says pending home sales are at their lowest since 2001, below 2008 levels. It blames job insecurity and weak confidence, not just mortgage rates.

    2. 2

      Harry Dent says real estate is in a bubble and prices won't be seen again for 20-50 years. He also says the S&P 500 could fall 50-90%.

    3. 3

      Bianco says higher rates would be hard on business models and mortgages, with mortgage rates near 9-10% in his high-growth scenario.

    What it means for you

    Creators here see weak housing demand and high borrowing costs as a drag on home buyers and on household finances. These are forecasts, not certainties.

    Where they disagree: Dent expects a crash, while Financial Education calls the market fairly priced with earnings potentially rising.

    Home Sales Just Fell Below 2008 Levels… And It's Getting Worse

    Eurodollar University · 6K views · 6h ago

    bearish

    Home Prices May Not Recover in Your Lifetime, Says Harry Dent, Who’s Selling His Own House

    Kitco NEWS · 7K views · 9h ago

    bearish

    A.I. To Cause Even Higher Inflation & Interest Rates? | Jim Bianco

    Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money® · 15K views · 14h ago

    neutral

    This is the next Millionaire Maker‼️

    Financial Education · 121K views · 1d ago

    bullish

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