Interview

Ross Gerber predicts a likely recession and reveals a move towards gold due to Bitcoin's risk correlation. He also discusses Elon Musk's potential Tesla exit for XAI.

John Johnston forecasts a potential "new bull market" in America driven by policy shifts, while gold's top remains elusive amidst unusual market ratios.

Opposition head Yair Lapid said he did not believe the prime minister was doing everything he could for the hostages because this would mean the end of Netanyahu's political career.

Gareth Soloway warns of a short-term gold pullback despite long-term bullishness. He forecasts further equity market declines but sees potential in Bitcoin as a maturing haven.

Bob Thompson on Sprott Money dissected gold's surge due to a weaker dollar and China's demand, while silver lags with a historically high ratio, presenting a buying opportunity.

DOMESTIC AFFAIRS: Israel Prize laureate Ronny Douek discusses his new foundation, the future of civil society, and why universal national service must be Israel’s next mission.

Michael Pento argues gold is replacing the US dollar as the reserve currency due to trade shifts and waning dollar confidence.

Gerardo King on Commodity Culture reveals unprecedented gold market dynamics, driven by safe-haven demand. He highlights Liberty Star Minerals' potential in gold, silver, and copper.

Mario Innecco sees a "massive signal" for surging gold prices amid tariff disruptions and stock market skepticism. He advises holding gold and silver.

CEO Jeremy Gray detailed plans to restart a fully permitted Arizona gold mine. He highlighted its low acquisition cost, existing infrastructure, and potential for rapid, profitable production.