October 23, 2025
Here’s what was covered in episode 339:
Macro Musings - The so-called “gold crash” turned out to be a two-day consolidation. Gerardo walked through fresh support levels at $4,040 for gold and $48 for silver—both now holding firm. Nick explained how he’d already trimmed some outsized positions at $4,300 gold and redeployed into a broader metals ETF covering steel, coal, and base-metal producers. The debt sits above $38 trillion, the Fed is still cutting, and nothing in the fundamentals has changed: we remain in a precious- and base-metals bull market.
Market Takes - Both hosts agreed: this is a market for asset owners. Gerardo outlined how he’s taking 1,000% profits from mature uranium positions and rotating capital into smaller $20 million-market-cap explorers with clear growth paths. Nick discussed how private assets and pre-IPO rounds offer the best value now — especially deals coming to Private Placement Intel. The rotation from mega-caps into new issuers has only begun.
Bizarro Banter - From Fast-41 permits and government equity stakes to White House renovations, pardons, and the new NBA gambling scandal — this episode covered the expanding hypocrisy of politics and culture. Nick reminded listeners: “They don’t care about you—own the Iron Bank, not the Podunk bank.” Both drew parallels between political tribalism, sports betting addiction, and the “YOLO mindset” driving risk behavior across society.
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October 23, 2025
Here’s what was covered in episode 339:
Macro Musings - The so-called “gold crash” turned out to be a two-day consolidation. Gerardo walked through fresh support levels at $4,040 for gold and $48 for silver—both now holding firm. Nick explained how he’d already trimmed some outsized positions at $4,300 gold and redeployed into a broader metals ETF covering steel, coal, and base-metal producers. The debt sits above $38 trillion, the Fed is still cutting, and nothing in the fundamentals has changed: we remain in a precious- and base-metals bull market.
Market Takes - Both hosts agreed: this is a market for asset owners. Gerardo outlined how he’s taking 1,000% profits from mature uranium positions and rotating capital into smaller $20 million-market-cap explorers with clear growth paths. Nick discussed how private assets and pre-IPO rounds offer the best value now — especially deals coming to Private Placement Intel. The rotation from mega-caps into new issuers has only begun.
Bizarro Banter - From Fast-41 permits and government equity stakes to White House renovations, pardons, and the new NBA gambling scandal — this episode covered the expanding hypocrisy of politics and culture. Nick reminded listeners: “They don’t care about you—own the Iron Bank, not the Podunk bank.” Both drew parallels between political tribalism, sports betting addiction, and the “YOLO mindset” driving risk behavior across society.
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October 23, 2025
Here’s what was covered in episode 339:
Macro Musings - The so-called “gold crash” turned out to be a two-day consolidation. Gerardo walked through fresh support levels at $4,040 for gold and $48 for silver—both now holding firm. Nick explained how he’d already trimmed some outsized positions at $4,300 gold and redeployed into a broader metals ETF covering steel, coal, and base-metal producers. The debt sits above $38 trillion, the Fed is still cutting, and nothing in the fundamentals has changed: we remain in a precious- and base-metals bull market.
Market Takes - Both hosts agreed: this is a market for asset owners. Gerardo outlined how he’s taking 1,000% profits from mature uranium positions and rotating capital into smaller $20 million-market-cap explorers with clear growth paths. Nick discussed how private assets and pre-IPO rounds offer the best value now — especially deals coming to Private Placement Intel. The rotation from mega-caps into new issuers has only begun.
Bizarro Banter - From Fast-41 permits and government equity stakes to White House renovations, pardons, and the new NBA gambling scandal — this episode covered the expanding hypocrisy of politics and culture. Nick reminded listeners: “They don’t care about you—own the Iron Bank, not the Podunk bank.” Both drew parallels between political tribalism, sports betting addiction, and the “YOLO mindset” driving risk behavior across society.
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