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Is a stock market crash coming? Could interest rates rise to 8.5%, and is the U.S. dollar losing its global dominance? On this episode of Retirement Lifestyle Advocates Radio, Dennis Tubbergen interviews Murray Gunn, Head of Global Research at Elliott Wave International, to discuss the Elliott Wave Principle and its forecasts for the stock market, Treasury bond yields, crude oil...

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Is the Federal Reserve running out of options? On this episode of Retirement Lifestyle Advocates Radio, host Dennis Tubbergen welcomes Brien Lundin, publisher of Gold Newsletter, to examine Federal Reserve monetary policy, rising U.S. Treasury yields, and the long-term outlook for gold and silver prices. They discuss how government deficit spending and growing debt-service costs...

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Could the U.S. national debt and rising Treasury yields force the Federal Reserve into a new round of money creation? Dennis Tubbergen examines the growing U.S. debt crisis, federal deficits, rising interest costs, inflation, Treasury bond yields, and the enormous amount of government debt that must be refinanced in the years ahead. Economist Dr. Jonathan Newman joins Dennis to ...

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Legendary investor Jim Rogers joins Retirement Lifestyle Advocates host Dennis Tubbergen to discuss inflation, rising interest rates, the stock market, U.S. Treasury bonds, gold, silver, energy prices, cryptocurrency, BRICS, and the future of the U.S. dollar. Rogers explains why he remains cautious about global markets, what history can teach investors about speculative technolo...

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What do rising interest rates, inflation and the growing U.S. national debt mean for your retirement? Dennis Tubbergen sits down with Financial Survival Network founder Kerry Lutz to discuss inflation, Treasury yields, government debt, the declining purchasing power of the U.S. dollar, gold and silver, stock market investing, and the widening wealth gap. Kerry also demonstrates ...

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