Nick Hodge outlines the multiple macroeconomic factors behind the recent market volatility in US equities and commodities. He points to rate-sensitive sectors like gold, utilities, and real estate as sectors that benefit from upcoming Fed rate cuts, and then consumer staples companies as additional safe havens. We also discuss MineHub Technologies and the weakness in the uranium equities later in the discussion.

Sean Brodrick reviews how he is sitting tight through the recent downward pressure and volatility within US Equities, but also seeing value building in home builders, tech stocks, oil and natural gas stocks, and uranium stocks, despite recent corrections.

Marc Chandler discusses the moves in global currencies, recent US economic data for GDP growth and the PCE inflation metrics, commodities inflows, wage growth, corporate profits, and how this all ties into central bank policies, domestically and abroad.

Nicholas Pardini, Founder of the Davos Investment Group joins me to share a different take on the theory that younger demographics are critical for countries…

Metals equity analyst Jayant Bhandari joins me today to discuss his recent trip to Japan. We discuss the mining environment in Japan and an exploration…

Nothing was really said by either the ECB or the BoJ this morning but for some reason we are seeing the Euro shoot higher. Chris…

We have been trying to cover Japan a little more recently. Not because there is a unique story of growth in the country but because…