A salesy defense-tech pitch that links live geopolitics to a market setup.
The episode treats defense tech as the market story most investors overlook, linking war-driven adoption to battlefield hardware, drones, and European defense spending.

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Felix Prehn of the Goat Academy's Daily Stock Market News will make you the best informed investor and trader. Stay miles ahead of the goings on, on Wall Street.Felix Prehn is a former banker. Felix is also the founder of the Goat Academy, an educational community with a mission to make 1 million people financially free.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Felix Prehn connects fast-moving market news to investment theses, risk controls and concrete sector opportunities.
Felix Prehn turns market headlines into urgent, highly structured investing briefings. He moves from a large claim to the figures and mechanisms beneath it, then considers possible portfolio implications.
COMEX silver math becomes a pizza analogy, then your portfolio gets the exit-plan talk.
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A salesy defense-tech pitch that links live geopolitics to a market setup.
The episode treats defense tech as the market story most investors overlook, linking war-driven adoption to battlefield hardware, drones, and European defense spending.
A war headline becomes a lesson in exits, oil, gold, and defense.
This episode treats Iran as the spark, but keeps the emphasis on the market reaction beneath it. It moves through oil, gold, and defense stocks with a steady trader's lens, and Felix Prehn returns often to one practical point: exit discipline matters as much as entry timing.
A brisk silver thesis built on industrial demand, consumption, and a market warning.
This episode treats silver as the overlooked side of the AI-stock story, leaning on market mechanics instead of pure hype. Felix translates industrial demand, the contrast between hoarded gold and consumed silver, and the idea that silver gets used up into plain English.
A brisk metals and credit warning that lands hardest as a lesson in taking profits early.
Felix Prynne folds gold, silver, and private credit into one cautionary line: recent price drops, forced liquidations, and margin calls may not stay contained.
Felix Preen turns COMEX silver into a deadline story, backed by delivery data and a looming March notice date.
Felix Preen treats COMEX silver like a clock running down. The numbers do the work: 103 million ounces available for delivery, more than 400 million ounces in open contracts, and February 27 set as the first notice day for March delivery.
A sharp market monologue that ties Druckenmiller's influence to portfolio risk.
This episode presents Stan Druckenmiller as a forceful market figure and links Kevin Walsh and Scott Besant, as described, to the possibility of influencing US economic policy and portfolio outcomes.
A rare earths announcement becomes a blunt mining pitch.
Felix Fried takes a government backed rare earths story and turns it into a mining argument without losing the thread. He starts with the U.S.
A fast 2026 macro take that turns policy shifts into real-world pressure points.
Felix Prien treats 2026 as a collision of big forces, and he does it at a hard clip. He runs through nearly $5 trillion flowing into the economy, AI spending reaching $2.5 trillion, defense budgets above $1 trillion, and policy changes that reach tips, overtime, car loans, and…

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Felix Prehn argues that Iran's threat to the Strait of Hormuz could repeat the 1973 oil shock, when Arab OPEC nations cut supply after the Yom Kippur War and oil quadrupled from $3 to $12 a barrel.
Felix Prehn argues that a 401k can look strong in dollars while still losing 28% against gold, because the S&P 500 was up 18% last year and the dollar fell 39% versus gold in 2025.
Felix Prehn says there is a brewing crisis in the silver market, and he frames it around 356 paper claims for every one physical ounce.
Felix Prehn opens with the claim that $6.6 trillion vanished in two April 2025 market sessions and that the market later returned to all-time highs by June.
Felix Prehn says Goldman Sachs raised its 2026 gold forecast to $5,400 and J.P.
Felix Preen opens with a blunt claim: silver's sharp drop after a new high was not random.
Felix Prehn says Goldman Sachs has drawn a sharp line between software stocks that AI will hurt and software stocks that may benefit, after nearly a trillion dollars was wiped from global software shares.
Felix Prehn argues that Basel III has already changed how banks value assets, with allocated physical gold reclassified as a tier-one high-quality liquid asset and paper gold treated as costly to hold.
Felix Brunner opens by pushing back on the idea that gold and silver are already too expensive to buy.
Felix Prehn says Trump’s new defense authorization bill is worth about $1 trillion and is redirecting money toward a smart border wall, a Golden Dome missile shield, and AI-enabled weapons.
Felix Prehn argues that a global currency reset is already underway, tying together central-bank gold buying, the 2025 silver crash, and the decline in the U.S.
Felix Prehn says JP Morgan took delivery of over 12 million ounces of physical silver from Comex in one month, then ties that move to a $920 million silver-manipulation fine and the custodian role of SLV.
Felix Prehn says gold has done something it last did in 1979, then argues that the right way to read it is through charts, money flows, and institutional positioning rather than social-media opinions.
He goes straight at the drone trade.
Felix Prehn analyzes the escalating Iran oil crisis, highlighting that the Strait of Hormuz closure could trigger commodity chaos within days.
He opens by calling the Iran situation a shiny object.
Felix Priet argues that silver may be setting up for a historic move.
Felix Prehn analyzes Japan's recent debt collapse and hidden $1 trillion losses, warning it's a preview for the US debt crisis.
Felix Prehn argues that Japan’s election of Sane Takahichi and the jump in the 10-year yield to 2.35% could affect U.S.
Felix Prehn analyzes recent drops in gold and silver prices, connecting them to a potential private credit crisis and government confiscation risks.
Felix Preen zeros in on COMEX silver and the calendar ticking toward March delivery.
Felix Priemer argues that Stan Druckenmiller sits close to the center of American financial power.
Felix Prehn argues that Trump's “Dollar's doing great” comment matters because the U.S.
Felix Fried opens with a jolt.
Felix Prien argues that 2026 is already being shaped by a collision of macro forces.
just my humble opinion and retail stocks is something i think i think to look at there's another etf for
Felix Preen comes in hot.
Financial market warning episode analyzing Federal Reserve's $40B monthly money printing program and its connection to trillion-dollar IPO frenzy.