Topic: Market Prices

Jimmy Dore warns that a war with Iran will lead to a global economic crash as Gulf states withdraw hundreds of billions from U.S. markets. The "balkanization" of Iran is described as a catastrophic mistake that will destroy the petrodollar and devalue American retirements. The hosts suggest Trump is in an information bubble, unaware of how unpopular and economically damaging the war has become.

At a Davos reception, Donald Trump highlighted a 35% increase in the stock market and a 45% drop in energy prices during his first year. He expressed a commitment to resolving the conflict in Ukraine to stop the reported death of 30,000 people per month. Trump also praised his economic team, including Scott Bessent and Howard Lutnick, for their work in the administration.

A technical breakout in silver relative to the S&P 500 is compared to a similar signal from 2001 that preceded a ten-year bull market. Dr. Kirk Elliott revises his price forecasts, suggesting silver could reach $70 by the end of the year and potentially hundreds of dollars per ounce as the physical shortage intensifies.

The recent plunge in the stock market is characterized as a planned maneuver by globalists who moved $3 trillion into EU markets to trigger panic and civil unrest. Donald Trump is reportedly countering this by promoting American investment, cutting energy prices, and urging citizens not to buy into the "psyop" of economic instability. The administration's strategy involves bold moves to bring jobs back to the United States despite the risk of market manipulation by the opposition.

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant states that recent stock market corrections are "healthy and normal" compared to the artificial propping up of markets seen in 2007. Besant highlights the immediate drop in egg and energy prices as evidence of effective leadership. The administration's goal is to eventually eliminate taxes for anyone earning less than $150,000 per year.

Economic advisors suggest a potential six-month period of financial pain as the U.S. economy undergoes a reset from globalist policies. While gas and egg prices have shown significant decreases, there are warnings of a possible stock market correction or crash around mid-March. Financial experts like Howard Lutnick are working to stabilize the market despite the looming government shutdown.

A caller from Tennessee discusses the need to shut down bioweapon labs, while Jones critiques the FBI for allegedly excluding major cities from crime statistics to hide rising violence. The conversation shifts to the "real-world" impact of inflation, with Jones citing the skyrocketing costs of bacon, milk, and housing as evidence of a failing economy despite government claims.

The host expresses shock at the rising cost of groceries, specifically noting that a dozen eggs now cost $7 in some areas. The discussion encourages listeners to seek out local farmers and alternative food sources to bypass corporate supply chains.

A personal reflection on the decline of Major League Baseball suggests that high ticket prices and cultural propaganda are alienating traditional fans. The segment argues that marketing should focus on athletes rather than social agendas. A recent stunt by Tool singer Maynard James Keenan, who dressed as a woman at a Florida rock festival, is dismissed as an irrelevant gesture that ignores the core issue of protecting children.

Audio clips from private regulatory meetings are played, showing officials discussing whether to inform the public about the possibility of bank bail-ins. The officials express concern that transparency might "scare the public" and undermine faith in the banking system. Jones argues this proves the financial crisis is being managed to protect institutional insiders over ordinary depositors.

A prediction for 2023 forecasts a severe economic collapse and a "rude awakening" for Americans who expected post-COVID relief. The analysis suggests that the market has yet to fully correct from Biden-era policies, leading to higher energy bills, gas prices, and the loss of middle-class luxuries. The divide between the "haves and have-nots" is expected to widen significantly as savings accounts are depleted.

Celente argues that the stock market is "totally manipulated" by the "Plunge Protection Team" and that gold prices are artificially suppressed. He details how the Fed pumped $7 trillion into the repo markets starting in late 2019 to keep the economy afloat before the COVID pandemic. He concludes that the "war on terror" and "COVID war" have permanently damaged the American spirit.

Celente discusses the volatility of the stock market, mentioning the "Plunge Protection Team" used by the Federal Reserve to artificially pump up equity prices. He notes that despite temporary rallies, the market is in a long-term downtrend. He encourages listeners to subscribe to the Trends Journal to understand "history before it happens" and stay ahead of the coming geopolitical and financial shifts.

George Gammon discusses his upcoming lawsuit against the Federal Reserve, aimed at forcing the disclosure of secret files and governing decisions from 2020. He also warns of a potential 50% collapse in stock and housing prices due to quantitative tightening. Gammon expresses concern that the US economy's dependence on inflated asset prices will lead to a feedback loop of declining purchasing power.

Celente warns that the freezing of bank accounts belonging to Freedom Convoy donors in Canada is a blueprint for future government control in the U.S. He points to rising oil prices and inflation as signs of an impending economic crash similar to the 2008 panic. The segment urges listeners to "prepare, prevail, and prosper" as the global economy destabilizes due to the war.