Weekend Show - Mike Larson & Matt Geiger - Slow Money Shift Out Of The US, Gold The Major Beneficiary
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This week, we explore the growing shift of capital out of the U.S., impacting both equity and bond markets. Investors remain defensive, with gold emerging as the clear winner while the U.S. dollar continues to weaken. We also dive into the ongoing outperformance of gold stocks and where the best opportunities may lie in the current environment.
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- Segment 1 & 2 - Mike Larson, Editor-in-Chief at MoneyShow, kicks off the show outlining how market volatility, US policy uncertainty, and the erosion of traditional safe havens are fueling a powerful move into gold and potentially marking the beginning of a multi-year rotation out of US assets. He discusses how global capital appears to be shifting from US dominance toward international markets and hard assets, especially precious metals, and warns that this may not be a short-term trend but the early stages of a generational market transition.
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- Segment 3 & 4 - Matt Geiger, Managing Partner at MJG Capital, wraps up the show outlining how tariffs, geopolitical shifts, and safe haven demand are reorienting global capital flows and driving renewed interest in gold, critical minerals, and select junior miners. He discusses how the end of U.S. equity dominance could redirect trillions into commodities, why rare earth processor Neo Performance Materials is a top conviction pick, and how strong insider buying and selective junior exposure are shaping his current fund strategy.
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