Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network
The Financial Survival Network dives into the chaos of modern markets, censorship, and political theater—cutting through the noise with sharp analysis, hard truths, and a dose of dark humor. If you’re tired of filtered news and financial gaslighting, this is your refuge. khlfsn.substack.com
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Live with Kerry Lutz--Black Swan, Book Drop and Parking Lawsuit
<p>This live stream traversed a wide range of topics, from the shifting sands of global geopolitics and the future of precious metals to the systemic exploitation found in everyday parking.</p><p>Geopolitics and the “Resource Corridor”</p><p>• The Post-Iran Vacuum: The conversation began with the crumbling of the Iranian regime and the long-term historical context leading to this shift.</p><p>• Mexico as a “Black Swan”: Mexico’s stability is viewed as critical to the Western Hemisphere, particularly since it produces 24% of the world’s silver.</p><p>• The North American Vision: A predicted “resource corridor” stretching from Alaska through Ca...
The War Cycle Returns - Charles Nenner
<p>In this episode, Kerry Lutz chats with Charles Nenner about the return of long-term war cycles and rising global tensions. They break down the Russia–Ukraine conflict, NATO’s role, and historical promises to the Soviets, while warning the war could persist unless stances change. Nenner also flags China–Taiwan as the next major flashpoint and outlines the tough choices the U.S. may face around intervention.</p><p>Markets are next on the radar. Nenner explains why cycles often drive price moves more than headlines, predicts a major downturn around 2026, and highlights potential rebounds in gold and energy. He also...
Buy, Borrow, Die Strategy - Mark J. Quann
<p>In this interview, Kerry Lutz speaks with Mark J. Quann about recent market performance and why US stocks have lagged global markets despite what he views as a still-strong economy. He points to rising wages and increasing energy independence as key factors supporting long-term growth.</p><p>Quann outlines the “buy, borrow, die” strategy — a tax-focused approach built on owning assets like stocks, ETFs, real estate, crypto, life insurance, and precious metals. Instead of selling assets and triggering taxes, he explains how borrowing against a portfolio can provide access to cash while keeping investments intact.</p><p>He also shares...
$20 Billion a Week — What Could Go Wrong? - Michael Pento
<p>In this interview, Kerry Lutz speaks with Michael Pento about how liquidity may already be expanding by as much as $20 billion per week, quietly pushing the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet back toward $7 trillion — despite continued claims of tight policy.</p><p>He warns that the next recession could bring massive deficits in the $4–6 trillion range, potentially forcing the Fed to become the primary buyer of U.S. debt once again. If that happens, inflation may not be accidental — it could be the result of outright monetization.</p><p>Pento also points to historically extreme valuations in stocks and housing...
Gold Battles the $5,000 Barrier - Jerry Robinson
<p>Gold is testing the $5,000 barrier — and the charts are flashing warning signs.</p><p>Kerry Lutz and Jerry Robinson dive into gold and silver as markets test extreme levels.</p><p>A rising 50-day moving average offers support, but long weekly wicks show momentum could be slowing. Will it break through, or pause first?</p><p>Speculation around Kevin Warsh and shifting Fed expectations may be driving the pullback. If the hawkish premium fades, rates could ease — and gold reacts.</p><p>Silver just went vertical — then crashed back. Volatility is insane. Yet the fundamentals remain rock-solid: industrial demand from s...
🎙 We Went Live — And Something Important Happened
<p>Yesterday we did something different.</p><p>For the first time ever, Robert Ian delivered his commentary live — not recorded, not edited, not in isolation — but in real time, in front of an audience.</p><p>Many of you have listened to Robert for years. Over 600 GoldSeek Radio commentaries. Thoughtful. Measured. Grounded. But this was different. This was live!</p><p>🌎 The Backdrop: A Shifting World</p><p>Gold at historic levels. Silver waking up from a decades-long consolidation. Currency tensions rising. Debt ceilings that no longer matter. Central banks boxed into corners.</p><p>And yet, on the ground...
The Lock-In Economy - Jason Hartman
<p>Mortgage rates tripled. The crash never came.</p><p>In this Episode Kerry Lutz and Jason Hartman break down why U.S. housing didn’t collapse when borrowing costs exploded.</p><p>Nearly 25% of homeowners hold mortgages at or below 3%. About 65% are at 4% or less. That “lock-in effect” crushed supply and froze mobility.</p><p>Fewer than 800,000 homes are listed nationwide — under 0.6% of America’s 140 million housing units. Owners won’t give up cheap debt. Inventory stays tight. Hartman believes this imbalance could persist into 2032–2033.</p><p>Scarcity and utility continue driving prices — even after the rate shock.</p><p>The conversati...
Trump’s Enforcement Changed Everything - Josh Hammer
<p>In this conversation, Kerry Lutz is joined by Josh Hammer to break down why immigration enforcement has quietly reshaped crime trends, voter behavior, and the political landscape — often in ways the media refuses to acknowledge.</p><p>They examine how Trump’s enforcement-first messaging changed the national conversation, contributed to declining crime rates, and helped drive unexpected voter shifts, including among Hispanic voters in key states like Texas and Florida.</p><p>Josh explains why open-border policies clash with a large welfare state, how cultural assimilation and enforcement intersect, and why past GOP immigration strategies failed where Trump’s approa...
Gold Just Fired a Warning - Ed Siddell
<p>Gold and silver just made a violent move — and it wasn’t random. Kerry Lutz sits down with Edward Siddell to break down the parabolic surge, the sharp pullback, and what it really signals beneath the surface.</p><p>Siddell explains how panic buying, inflation pressure, and volume spikes collided in the metals markets — and why the pullback wasn’t weakness, but a warning.</p><p>At the center of the move: central banks. Siddell outlines why gold reserves are rising as U.S. Treasuries quietly lose favor, and how growing debt levels increase long-term dollar risk.</p><p>The conv...
Silver Is Repricing the System - David Stryzewski
<p>Kerry Lutz and David Stryzewski explain why silver is being forced into a new pricing regime as industrial demand accelerates.</p><p>David outlines how AI, solar, and advanced technologies are driving a structural shift in silver demand, pushing prices sharply higher while the silver-to-gold ratio remains deeply distorted.</p><p>Kerry highlights growing supply pressures tied to geopolitics, including export restrictions from China and Venezuela and the strategic importance of mineral-rich resource corridors.</p><p>The discussion widens to systemic risks, from Federal Reserve policy and commercial real estate refinancing to a national debt nearing $40 trillion. David stresses...
