The Daniela Cambone Show – Details, episodes & analysis

“If everyone on the Republican field were to consolidate behind a single player now, I think Trump would still win, even from prison,” says Peter Zeihan, geopolitical strategist. Peter deciphers the complexity of the latest Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the repercussions of this conflict for the surrounding Middle East region. “When the Saudis had an issue with the Palestinians back in the '70s, they created what we now know today as OPEC,” he says.

He remains skeptical about the degree to which the Saudi royal family is going to get involved in the matter because of a “generational split in Saudi Arabia” when it comes to its relationship with Palestine. “I would say that by the end of this calendar year, the Saudis will have, in essence, declared neutrality. And the talks between Jerusalem and Riyadh will pick up again,” he claims. He concludes by dismissing the possibility of a gold-backed BRICS currency because there is a lack of “constellation of economic forces that all of them subscribe to.”

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“This is not a war of the type that any of us have experienced before, which is one of the reasons why investors are going to have to be so dexterous,” says Rick Rule, founder and CEO of Rule Investment Media. He explains that in the past 12 months, the U.S. has doubled the import of Uranium from Russia, and Russia recently transmitted hydrocarbons through Ukraine while paying a transit fee. Rick believes that is “a strange way to act in a war.”

He continues that the dire warning from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon carries merits given what’s happening in the Middle East, Ukraine, and around the world. He says, “The next 10 years [are] going to require a lot more dexterity than the last 40 have.” Additionally, he advises investors to own assets such as cash, gold, and uranium because the higher deposit rates, which "are going to be a big problem," are still below the real rate of inflation.

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“OPEC+ expanding to the BRICS I think is a different discussion which I'd be more worried about than the BRICS creating a new currency that will replace the dollar,” claims president and CEO of Valens Research. He states that despite the energy dominance that BRICS pursues, it will not pose imminent threat to the U.S. dollar. "The idea that China and India will ever agree on giving up their own influence over their own currency is just ridiculous... They're in armed conflict right now!" says Joel. "I think they absolutely want [to take down the dollar], but what – they'll give up their own sovereign rights to each other?"

 
Additionally, he shares his sentiment about the market, stating that he has never been “so bullish long-term and so bearish show-term.” "We are going to see earnings erode to such a degree... the market is really topped out, and we don't have much more to go,” he concludes. Sign up for http://September27Warning.com to learn more on how you can grow your wealth from Joel.

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"The Federal Reserve is raising rates into a recession, and America's food shortage is going to decline not grow," says Todd “Bubba” Horwitz, founder of bubbatrading.com. "We're using data as if we were still a manufacturing nation and not a service nation, which we now are... Inflation is much higher, we are somewhere in the 20% range," he says to Daniela Cambone on this episode of of Powershift: Outlook 2023. "With the inversion of the yield curve, gold is going to make new highs this year," Horwitz reveals. "The Fed has about another two years of raising rates... They're not stopping anytime soon," he says. "There is an entire circumstance here that will lead to a major meltdown coming shortly," he concludes.

"Gold miners are up four months in a row, and no other aggregate of any kind has matched that," claims Carter Braxton Worth, founder and CEO of Worth Charting. "I would consider the last decade for gold rest rather than bear," he tells Daniela Cambone on this episode of of Powershift: Outlook 2023. "We're in the camp that the dollar will continue to go lower, but not much lower," Worth continues. "We've seen peaks in commodities, and ultimately there is a reason that 10-year yields aren't higher right now... it's because we've hit peak inflation," he argues. "Silver tends to lag before it comes alive," Worth adds. "Bitcoin's price has been left for dead, and perhaps it's reached a level where it belongs," he says. Worth concludes, "The health care sector has been underperforming since 2015, but it's going to make a relative new high this year and it's why I'm long health care."

"I've never seen a decline that we're looking at now, and [NATO] is ramping up the war in Ukraine into World War III," says trends forecaster and publisher of the Trends Journal, Gerald Celente. "There's going to be a false flag or a nuclear exchange to make this official," he grimly predicts on this episode of of Powershift: Outlook 2023. Gerald discusses why people have been content with the Fed feeding them cheap money, "and the Fed may be less aggressive in raising interest rates this year and that's why gold prices will go up." "China and Russia have united, the BRICS have united, and there are more of them than us... the United States' way out is with war," he tells Daniela Cambone. "We are forecasting that this is going to be the year we go from dirty cash to digital trash... and this is the year [the U.S. government] is going to make a big push towards a digital currency," Celente states. When they do, "gold is going to go through the roof," he continues. "When the governments go fully digital, they are going to make it very hard for bitcoin... That's the only way we see it going down," Celente predicts. "It's not about we the people, it's about the ones running the show," he concludes.

"Bond yields have bottomed out and stock markets have topped out," says Mark Moss, an analyst for Market Disruptors. "There's been a shift at the Fed itself, and they're doing everything to keep the dollar strong," he tells our Daniela Cambone in this edition of Powershift: Outlook 2023. "[Jerome] Powell does not care about your retirement account or your home's value... he's made that very clear," Moss continues. "If [the Fed] don't continue to inflate the currency the whole system will crash, and the dollar will of course continue to decline in value it just depends on the time frame," he explains. "Tech stock equities are going to do horrible over the next couple of years due to their diminishing P/E ratios," Moss warns. "The SEC has obviously failed consumers [on the FTX situation], and regulators are going to be pressured to act," he concludes.

"I'm pleasantly surprised by the resilience of the U.S. economy, and I'm bullish on the broader economy and equities," says Rick Rule, founder and CEO of Rule Investment Media. "Increasing interest rates are very bad for the long bond market, and I remain very cautious in the face of higher interest rates," he warns Daniela Cambone in this edition of Powershift: Outlook 2023. "My fear is that the structure of the U.S. economy is too dependent on artificially low interest rates and liquidity," Rule continues. "The U.S. dollar is the most liquid and transparent market in the world, and I think the U.S. government is doing it's very best to blindly wreck and weaponize it," he asserts. "There's a political conundrum we have to face five years from now, with the chronic underfunding of pension funds almost guaranteeing poverty," says Rule . He believes that, "the very volatility in bitcoin that attracted speculators and promoters reduced its utility as a medium of exchange and as a store of value." Rule concludes, "You need to be your own regulator. When you believe the big regulators have your backs, that's the beginning of the end of your fortunes."

Lead-Lag Report publisher Michael Gayed and InTheMoneyStocks.com CFO Gareth Soloway weigh in on current inflation levels, Federal Reserve intervention, the direction of the U.S. dollar, and much more. Daniela Cambone moderates this special edition of Powershift: Outlook 2023.

"Market celebrations are premature with the Fed nearing the end of its hiking cycle," says Michael Gentile, co-founder of Bastion Asset Management. He reflects on the past year saying, "certain parts of the market got crushed, and that better day is not here today." He warns Daniela Cambone to be prepared for choppiness in 2023, "where significant pain will be the extent of an economic downturn, triggered by the Fed." "Higher structural inflation for longer is my view," Gentile continues. He forecasts a choppy and difficult year in 2023 for investors. "Rather than stomaching a difficult recession, we will see more government intervention through stimulus which is inflationary," Gentile says. He concludes by saying, "the Yen and euro are the cannery in the coal mine and silver is outperforming gold which we have not seen in years."