Financial Survival Network

Summary: At FSN, we’re always looking for new, safe ways to invest. I sit down and chat with Evan Bleker—founder of Net Net Hunter—to discuss net-nets and how you can profit from them. In this scenario, long term assets are stripped out, and you hone in on the current assets. A net-net is when the market cap is less than the resulting figure. Tune in for more information on what to look for when engaging in this investing opportunity. Highlights: -Net-nets can make you a boatload of money if you hit the right one -Long term assets are stripped out, and you focus on the current assets. It the market cap is less than the resulting figure, this is called a net-net -Most are micro-cap and nano-cap companies; 40/50 are very good companies to follow up with and do research on -An investment is one where you can project your earnings and dividends; most other things are a speculation -If you’re entering a situation where inflation is taking off, it’s important to have stable, fixed assets -It’s important to dig past

Summary: There is a new generation of leadership coming into office; digital currency is becoming more prevalent, and here to talk about this is Matthew Diemer—a candidate running for US Congress Ohio. Diemer talks about the importance of having leaders that acknowledge global competition. The United States has the opportunity to lead the tech industry if we play our cards right. Tune in for more insight from a political figure in tune with the future of currency and technology. Highlights: -There is a new generation of leadership coming into office; digital currency is going to become more important -What is the future of impending regulation? -We need people in leadership that are aware of global competition so that we do not fall behind in future American tech -People in Washington need to be straightforward, and hidden investments need to be removed from the political sphere -When you make Bitcoin legal tender in a country, you force businesses to accept this currency, which takes away from free market ec

Summary: Disruptive technologies are pervading industries of all kinds—one of the latest being pharmaceuticals. I sit down and chat with the CEO of NowRx to discuss how he and his company are revolutionizing pharmacies, making getting a prescription an easier, secure, and efficient process. Utilizing micro-fallfilment centers that house technology built for optimizing pharmacy processing, NowRx is able to save money on retail space and deliver medications to patients the same day orders are placed—typically within a few hours. Listen in to hear more about the innovations taking place in pharmaceuticals, and to learn about how you can invest in NowRx. Highlights: Disruptive technologies are taking place in many industries—automobiles, the taxing industries, etc. -Now, these technologies are coming to the pharmaceutical world -Breese’s company uses micro-fulfillment centers to house technology that is built for optimizing pharmaceutical processing -Saving money on retail space, they can afford to deliver medica

Summary: We’ve been hearing a lot about inflation in the news, and the government has admitted to a 7.5% inflation rate—the worst a country has seen in the last 40 years. I have David Stryzewski on the show to discuss this topic, and he says that interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical situations will ultimately be the factors that move the markets. It’s an important time to sit down and take account of your finances, and to prepare for the possibility of a stagflationary environment. Highlights: -The government is admitting to 7.5% inflation—this is the worst inflation a country in the world has encountered in the last 40 years -What factors will move the markets? Interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical situations -As the Fed is reducing its balance sheet and raising interest rates, the average consumer is put in an interesting position -This is an important time for people to sit down and take an account of where they are financially -David’s primary concern is stagflation, which comes from high inf

1. Markets rebounding. Dow and S&P 500 are up. Nasdaq is down. So far so good. As long as it ends green.  2. How high can feds funds rate go. The quant says 1%. The dollar has been making new highs. Europe is in horrible shape. The FF rate should follow the 2 year treasury rate. We are looking at a market that is hooked on QE and money printing. Money has nowhere else to go. The DXY hit 100 and is now at resistance. Euro chart looks horrible.  3. While the dollar is going higher, gold and commodities are holding prices. Will commodities control financials in the new paradigm. This proves the need for charts. 4. Implosion of the media is well underway. Stelter shows that everything is a narrative. The world is playing out to the 1984 script. Don’t let it happen. This is where we are at this stage of society. The consequences of every act are included in every act. 5. Inflation is all over and was well underway before the war began. Still lots of liquidity in the system. 6. We are being primed for a fo

Summary: A lot is happening in the economy right now; we’re looking at petrodollar concerns, US dollar concerns, increasing interest rates, and a multitude of other variables that are affecting the markets. I have Eric Hadik on the show to discuss some of the current trends, and he notes various cycles—especially within the dollar and stocks—that have alluded to what is happening at the moment. We talk about the future of commodities, precious metals, cryptocurrency, and more, so be sure to tune in and get the latest updates. Highlights: -There are petrodollar concerns, US dollar concerns, interest rates, etc. -What do we make of these markets? -There has been a three year cycle with the dollar that has persisted for years -There are also long term war cycles to account for—which came right on schedule and helped support the dollar -The dollar is down, but certainly not out yet; it’s in the upper end of its trading range and has maintained some resilience -Interest rates have been spiking higher recently, and

Summary: If you’re passionate about coffee and investing, then you’ll definitely want to tune in to this episode. I chat with Josh Ziegelbaum from Legacy Group, an organization that looks at investing in worthy companies to generate profits. Josh is currently focused on the coffee sector, and is partnered with Green Coffee Company in Colombia. He is implementing innovative technology to improve their practices and provide more opportunities to workers, and their coffee ranks very high in the industry. Listen in for more information about what he’s doing, and what it’s like to invest in a venture like this. Highlights: -Head of IR at Legacy Group -Looks at investing in worthy companies to generate profits; he is currently focused on Colombia, particularly in the coffee sector with Green Coffee Company -Coffee processes differ in various parts of the world, and in Colombia, the coffee beans are hand-picked -They use older farming practices and don’t provide formal employment to those working on the farm -Ziegel

Summary: John Rubino and I sit down and chat to talk US government and economy—both of which are in precarious situations at the moment. We discuss the inevitable power change to come in terms of political party/leaders, and how this may play out. Additionally, other countries have been anticipating the demise of US currency and are in turn strengthening their own. Tune in for more insights. Highlights: -Our president called for regime change—this led to the White House trying to roll it back -There is an interesting phenomenon; a government that doesn’t get anything done doesn’t cause any damage in turn -People would rather have a party change without an election -There is going to be a change in power in this country without an election—the question just relates to how they will do it -Many people have lost faith in the mainstream to tell them the truth -Russia wants roubles in return for natural gas—which makes them more valuable -They’re making the rouble a replacement for the petrodollar -Russia and Chin

Summary: Looking for improvement in your investing abilities/results? If so, you’ll want to tune in to this episode with Jaden Sterling, where we discuss some of the effective methods you can implement right now to increase your chances of success in the market. Sterling highly suggests investing in gold and silver and avoiding market disasters. Additionally, inflation makes grocery store stocks and companies susceptible to constantly rising prices highly profitable. Listen in for more useful tips. Highlights: -In this market, you avoid the disasters and hedge your portfolio with hard assets: gold and silver -Diversification is a tax investors pay when they don’t know what they’re doing -Start looking at grocery store stocks and companies where we know inflation is rampant -You want to enter this time debt free -Inverse relationships could be bad for portfolios Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Sterling Stock Picker

Summary: I sit down and chat with Craig Hemke to discuss some of the interesting phenomena taking place in the markets and our economy; with an inverted yield curve, political collapse, and the prospect of Elon Musk buying even more of the world, 2022 has been nothing short of action packed. Tune in for insights on what’s to come with gold, and for tips on how you can stay prepared during inflationary times. Highlights: -There is an inverted yield curve, political collapse, and the prospect of Elon Musk buying the world -Hemke predicted that 2022 would be volatile -It looks as if Musk may take over Twitter -Gold went over 2000, and now it is back down to 1900, but this is not surprising -Your investment decisions are much simpler in an inflationary environment; some of the best performing stock markets of all time have been in hyper-inflationary circumstances -It’s important during these times to prepare and be attentive -Preparations such as getting medicine ahead of time are important Useful Links: Financia

Summary: Are you ready to retire? Can you do so without going crazy? Drew Pelton comes on the show to speak about this. The concept of retirement has changed over time for a number of reasons—inflation being a key component. Tune in for more insight on how to minimize risk and prepare for this transition. Highlights: -If you’re more financially secure, you are more ready for this transition -The concept of retirement has changed for many reasons -If you don’t plan adequately, you may face some serious issues -If a lot of your wealth is in your home, it makes sense to downsize and free up your capital -Bond-like instruments generate income -A balance between income investments and equities should be the focus -Minimizing risk can be done by looking at individual security -There are financial measurements that can be assessed to analyze risk Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Drew Pelton

Summary: I have Mariusz Skonieczny on the show to discuss how to take small stocks and get in at the right time in order to make a profit. It’s important to remember that every entity has different clienteles, futures, and management, and Skonieczny recommends going to an exchange and looking at companies individually. If you want to learn how to invest for the long haul, be sure to tune in. Highlights: -How do you take small stocks and get in at the right time to make money? -People involved with stocks during the pandemic had a good turnout -The stock market is a vehicle to get an ownership in financial assets -Every entity has different clienteles, futures, management, etc. -Going to an exchange and looking at companies one by one is an effective strategy -It’s important to be confident in your trade and to be willing to ride out the trade -You need to detach from your decision in a stock once you’ve made it; you have to stay with it Useful Links: Financial Survival Network MicroCap Explosions

Summary: It’s almost time to deal with taxes, and in spirit of this, I sit down with Ben Golden to talk about how you can minimize your taxes and interactions with the IRS. As a registered agent with the IRS, Golden has an abundance of pointers in regard to helping people that are having trouble coming to a tax resolution. Tune in for more information. Highlights: -Tax time is only a few short weeks away. Golden comes on the show to give advice on how you can minimize your taxes and interactions with the IRS -Golden is a registered agent with the IRS -Golden’s company helps people that are already having problems with a tax resolution -The same techniques don’t necessarily work for everybody; each person is in a different situation -A lot of people would rather run away from their tax problem than face it head on -67% of all audits go unanswered, and that’s why there is a change -There are a few different types of audits; if computers are not included, there is about a 1% chance of being audited -Those that m

Summary: If you’ve been to supermarkets, the gas station, and any major stores, you’ve probably noticed the record high prices being implemented all over the United States. Brad Williams comes on the show to discuss the implications of these astronomical prices: they demand that we consider what we can live without, and what things can be temporarily swapped. Unfortunately, there are many things we cannot forgo in our day to day lives. Listen in to hear Brad and I discuss this further and unpack some of the major changes that accompany inflation. Highlights: -In consideration of the sky-rocketing prices, people are forced to decide what to cut out of their budget -Some things cannot be substituted; gasoline is one of these things -In the capitalist economy, people find their ways around things—but options are becoming somewhat limited -Fossil fuels are the cheapest, most effective way to power an economy, which works against the intent of eco-friendly movements -It’s a good time to add metals to your portfoli

Summary: If you owe money or are concerned about your credit score, then this episode will be of interest to you. Paul Oster has been helping people restore their credit for over a decade, and comes on the show to give great tips for keeping an eye on your credit score and managing bills that will greatly impact this. Medical bills are especially important to be attentive to; anything under $500 no longer incurs a penalty, but amounts above this will impact your credit significantly. Don’t forget to check your credit reports frequently, and tune in for more great insight on improving your credit. Highlights: -Some have stopped reporting certain medical collections -You are still obligated to pay your medical bills -For anything under $500, there is no longer a penalty if you haven’t paid it -Average medical debt on credit reports is $500 -If you owe more, then it is important to figure this out so that your credit doesn’t suffer -Remember that we can look at our credit reports every seven days for free (CARES

Douglas Eze joined us for a talk about building generational wealth. Douglas is President and CEO of Largo Financial which has affiliate offices in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Maryland and Virginia with over 600 licensed Financial Consultants on his team. Not only is he a financial advisor and wealth strategist but he is an author and speaker.  First step to building wealth is to lower your tax bill as much as possible while obeying the law. Next look for cash flow and income generating assets. Finally, keep an open mind for extreme opportunities. Such things pass through everyone's life.   

Mortgage expert Debbie Bloyd explains that even as interest rates rise, housing sales will remain high since there is just not enough supply to satisfy demand. Real rates are still extremely negative, over 10 percent and this just adds to the number of people seeking new homes. While the marginal buyer may be priced out of the market, there are still plenty of institutional cash buyers chasing a limited number of homes. Which means that for now, the real estate market, at least in hot markets, shows no signs of cooling down. 

Summary: Inflation has its downsides, but an advantage is the profit one can gain in the real estate market. I sit down and chat with Marcin Drozdz, who gives tips on easily and effectively raising capital so that you can settle deals in the market. If you are seeking the resources and flexibility to make offers within real estate, tune in to hear Drozdz’s expert advice. Highlights: -Real estate can be a great way to profit from inflation; rents are going up and prices have nearly doubled in some places -Marcin Drozdz has come up with an easy way to raise capital -Right now, making sure you have your capital in order is extremely important, since making an offer requires proof of having funds -Drozdz’s system preps people so that they have the resources and flexibility to make offers when it’s most opportune -The biggest mistake people make is making sure that they have all of the official matters/documentation taken care of before talking to people -Work to your unfair advantage Useful Links: Financial Survi

Summary: George Gammon, an expert on the contemporary scene, comes on the show to talk about the implications of the war and media; as large problems become the talk of the nation, they distract us from other issues and create a sense of diversion. Topics such as war are a racket that come at the expense of the masses, and we need to be aware of what is happening in the economy amidst all of the noise. Tune in for more. Highlights: -It seems as if large scale problems keep surfacing that distract us from the other issues occurring -War has worked well in the past when less popular presidents want to be re-elected; diversion helps -War prompts people to forgo their freedom and liberty -We need central currency to ensure that no one is working with outside forces -Politicians, the global elite, and the media are incentivized to participate in this war; they take advantage of any crisis opportunity possible -Many people have abandoned critical thinking and may support the US going forward with this war -We discu

Summary: We’re experiencing a peculiar rally at the moment, and Michael Pento comes on the show to give more insight on what’s happening with the rate hikes, and why we’re seeing this rally. In the past, the stock market has gone up significantly when the Fed hikes interest rates for the first time. Additionally, we’re seeing bubbles in every market, and the stock market could go higher if the Fed reverses its policy—driving our economy into QE unlimited. Tune in for more on what’s to come. Highlights: -There are 8 more rate hikes ahead, but any news is good news when it comes to Wall Street -This rally is happening because in the past, the first time the Fed has hiked interest rates, the stock market has gone up significantly -This rate hiking cycle is unique -The Fed is now tightening into a slow down in global growth—particularly US growth -The Fed can’t hike more than one or two times before they invert the yield curve -They plan to do quantitative tightening as well -Digital currency could also serve as