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In this week's Market Recap, Lance Roberts discusses the bounce this week in stocks and why investors would be wise to use it as a chance to sell and build cash. Lance estimates the bear market is still in play and that a firm bottom has likely not been reached yet.

Join Mike Maloney and Adam Taggart as they look at the latest data through the lens of Mike’s ‘Inflation, THEN deflation’ hypothesis. What is coming next? How long will inflation last? What will the Fed do? What happens to the dollar?

In this week's recap, Lance Roberts and Adam discuss the continued lumps the markets took this week, including the sharp sell-off in oil stocks. They debate where markets are headed from here, and cautions investors that -- even though inflation is an understandable immediate concern -- there are so many multiplying examples of demand destruction that disinflation/deflation may be the bigger risk to worry about over the coming year.

In Part 3 of their latest discussion, Mike Maloney and Ronnie Stoeferle investigate the the end of ‘The Great Moderation’, and examine how a new mindset will be required of all investors moving forward. We are in a new era, and some will have huge difficulties adjusting. View the whole report here.

Action Alert: Mike Maloney just recorded an update on his latest investment decisions. As a bonus, he has included 30 minutes of new analysis of the stock market, US dollar, Real Estate, a company that he believes will be the biggest in the world sooner rather than later, and an update on his ‘Roller Coaster Crash’ Inflation/Deflation theory.

Join Mike Maloney in Part 2 of his discussion with Ronnie Stoeferle of the ‘In Gold We trust Report’. Here you’ll see some amazing data that shows why Mike feels gold will be the place to be for at least the next several years.

In this week's recap, Lance Roberts and Adam discuss the weakness in stocks & bonds the developed as the week progressed, exacerbated by Friday's 8.6% CPI inflation print.

The latest inflation numbers are out and have startled investors around the world. In this latest update Mike Maloney answers the question “Is this over with yet? Are we going to see more high inflation month after month?”

Housing analyst Nick Gerli returns to the program to warn how swiftly the prospects for home prices are eroding. Confidence in the housing market was supreme just a month or two ago. But suddenly that confidence is vaporizing as an increasing number of experts now caution of a "full blown" correction ahead.

Join Mike Maloney and Ronnie Stoeferle as they dive into the latest charts from the In Gold We Trust Report. In Part 1 of this series, you’ll see Mike single out a specific data point that shows the immense potential for gold prices to live higher.

The job of a bear market is to make as many people as possible lose as much money as possible. In this week's Market Recap, financial advisor Lance Roberts returns to explain that while he doesn't think the bear market is over, it will likely need to sucker in the bulls before taking its next major leg down.

People are tired of the malaise the markets have been mired in this year. They want to stop worrying & start making gains again. But "no bear market ever ended due to fatigue" socionomics expert Peter Atwater cautions in our new interview with him hosted by Stephanie Pomboy.

I know silver investors are discouraged. The price action doesn’t reflect what we think it should, particularly when inflation’s been spiking. There are valid reasons for the lag in price—a soaring US dollar, a perceived drop in industrial demand from recession or stagflation fears, a crashing stock market forcing investors to liquidate other holdings—but those don’t make us feel any better.

Did you know that if Central Bank Digital Currencies were implemented today, it would lead to an implosion of the banking system as we know it? Join Mike Maloney and Jeff Clark as they explore this situation, along with more market news, valuations for silver vs the stock markets, and as always…a great Meme of the Day.

The long-anticipated market bounce in stocks & bonds is now underway. How long will it last & how high will it go? Is this a resumption of the bull market? Or should investors use this rally as a gift from the market gods to sell, in preparation of lower prices ahead?

Many argue that Fed policy is the main reason financial assets rose to record highs over the past decade. Many also argue that the horrible performance of both stocks AND bonds this year are due to a switch in Fed policy. Which, mind you, was made to combat raging inflation, which can also be argued the Fed is responsible for creating.

Join Mike Maloney and Jeff Clark in today’s video update, in which they discuss Jeff’s recent appearance at the VRIC conference in Vancouver. You’ll also learn some of Mike’s personal investment history and why purchasing regularly has worked so well for him.

Well, the S&P officially entered bear market territory yesterday. How significant a development is this? Does this mean those waiting for a relief rally will be disappointed? Is now the "last chance to sell" before prices plunge further? Not necessarily. Financial advisor Lance Roberts lays out the probabilities and shares how his firm is trading the recent volatility.

Join Mike Maloney and Adam Taggart in today’s video update as they take an in-depth look at some of the insane policies being proposed in Washington to ‘battle inflation’. As viewers of Mike’s video series ‘Hidden Secrets of Money’ already know, they are most likely just going to add fuel to the fire of inflation. Buckle up.

The markets finally got their long-awaited bounce yesterday, after weeks of relentless selling off. So, is the bottom in? Has a relief rally just begun? It's too early to know for sure. But given the extreme oversold levels, it's certainly possible.