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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
ITM Trading Podcast connects gold and silver price action with leverage, monetary policy, credit stress and broader questions of financial confidence.
ITM Trading Podcast treats gold and silver as vantage points on a much larger financial system. Interviews and conversational episodes connect metal-price moves with bond-market stress, private credit, inflation, currency confidence and geopolitical risk.
A gold-price smackdown sends you from margin calls to an argument about trust in paper money.
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A sharp metals-market take that turns a price reversal into a broader warning about credit and trust.
Gold and silver's sharp reversal drives the piece. Prices had run to records earlier in the week, then sold off hard, and the discussion ties that move to forced liquidations, margin calls, bank meddling, and a wider credit strain.
A hard-edged warning about bond debt, appraisal abuse, and the cost of slipping confidence.
The episode treats school-district bond fraud as a national financial warning, with Mitch Vexler's 5.1 trillion claim anchored in inflated property appraisals, systemic overtaxation, and moral hazard.
A high-conviction metals-and-geopolitics conversation tying prices to tariffs, China, Taiwan, and immigration.
Macgregor treats silver's jump and gold's rise as signs of a bigger shift, and he ties that price move to tariffs, China, Taiwan, and immigration. Silver is up 13% in the last 24 hours.
A sharp silver bull case built on momentum, relative value, and old ceilings that may no longer hold.
Michael Oliver treats silver's pullback as a pause inside a larger move, not a failed breakout. The piece works best when it moves between price action, relative value, and market structure.
A blunt market interview that ties metals excitement to valuation risk and housing pressure.
David Rosenberg uses a live conference interview to link metals, valuations, risk, and what markets are pricing. He moves from the gold and silver buzz to the Shiller PE, the equity risk premium, bond market certainty, and housing affordability before landing on the Bank of…
A blunt gold case that treats inflation as policy, not weather.
The episode treats gold less like a price chart and more like a reading on trust in money itself. It ties mortgages, wages, the dollar, inflation, debt, and hyperinflation history into one blunt argument, and the figures give it bite: $5,000, $50,000, $87 trillion marks an…
Odd questions, followed patiently down to the incentives.
Family grief, public questions, and the responsibilities of care.
The hosts discuss insights from the VRIC conference, focusing on gold's rising price, the collapse of trust in fiat currencies, and strategies for wealth protection.
The episode discusses the US-led initiative to establish price floors on critical minerals like silver to counter China's dominance, highlighting China's refining advantage and its plan to use gold to replace the dollar as the global reserve currency.
Daniela Cambone interviews Ivan Bebek about the looming copper shortage driven by electrification, AI, and infrastructure demands.
This episode analyzes the recent sharp decline in gold and silver prices, arguing it was caused by forced liquidations from margin calls and potential bank manipulation rather than mainstream explanations.
Robert Kiyosaki discusses silver investment, wealth confiscation risks, and economic strategies, warning of currency collapse and potential war with China while sharing insights on debt and real estate.
The VRIC floor has a charge to it.
The camel's back is broken.
Silver takes the hit, but Oliver is not calling it over.
Silver finally woke up.
The episode analyzes the first bank failure of 2026, revealing systemic risks in the U.S.
This episode warns about the rising risk of bank bail-ins in the U.S., where depositor funds can be seized to stabilize failing banks, citing examples from Cyprus and Lebanon.
The episode discusses the historical pattern of empire and currency cycles, warning that the US is entering a final stage and advocating for precious metals as a hedge.
An interview with a trading legend discussing gold price targets, stock market correction risks, and inflation.
An interview with a gold fund manager discussing why gold isn't surging despite geopolitical tensions and its outlook.
This episode discusses the global monetary reset and how to protect wealth with gold and silver amid rising inflation and economic uncertainty.
An interview with a mining CEO discussing copper supply shortages and the investment potential of a new copper project.
Gareth Soloway discusses Bitcoin's recent decline and predicts further downside to $73,000-$75,000, using technical analysis.
An interview discussing gold price forecasts and economic risks, focusing on currency devaluation and wealth preservation through precious metals.
Discussion of gold as a hedge against economic crisis and de-dollarization trends.
Danielle interviews Jay Martin about the gold market and themes for the upcoming VRIC 2026 resource investment conference.
Analysts discuss China's gold accumulation and market signals indicating an upcoming economic shift.