In it to Win it
In it to Win it
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Our mission is to connect a network of millions of people around the world to support one another in their financial goals. We are a hive mind, and by coming together collectively and combining our knowledge we can accomplish anything. We interview the smartest minds in the business, and follow their guidance.
This show is a culmination of their ideas and our own. A point of reference for increased cash flow, allowing for an early and comfortable retirement. This allows us the time and freedom to go after that which makes us feel most meaningful. We are In it to Win it.
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The podcast covers a wide range of financial topics focused mainly on commodities, stock market insights, and investment strategies, with notable episodes discussing the potential of precious metals like gold and silver, the performance of uranium and oil markets, and emerging opportunities in the energy sector.
Our mission is to connect a network of millions of people around the world to support one another in their financial goals. We are a hive mind, and by coming together collectively and combining our knowledge we can accomplish anything. We interview the smartest minds in the business, and follow their guidance.
This show is a culmination of their ideas and our own. A point of reference for increased cash flow, allowing for an early and comfortable retirement. This allows us the time and freedom to go after that which makes us feel most meaningful. We are In it to Win it.
Greg Weldon, founder of Weldon Financial, joins Steve Barton on In It to Win It for a deep-dive conversation that spans 40+ years of financial market experience. Greg shares his remarkable journey from college basketball to the chaotic trading floors of the World Trade Center, where he discovered a lifelong passion for macroeconomics and trading.
He explains how the U.S. departure from the gold standard in 1971 triggered an epic credit expansion, setting the stage for today’s unsustainable debt levels. Greg makes a compelling case that we’ve entered a “debt black hole” and warns that the Federal Reserve will be forced to print more money to prop up the system.
Greg highlights why commodities like gold, silver, uranium, and platinum are gaining momentum, predicting rising inflation and continued weakness in the U.S. dollar. He breaks down the looming bond market crisis, central bank gold buying, and how traditional 60/40 portfolios are becoming obsolete in this environment.
Whether you’re a seasoned trader or serious investor, Greg Weldon delivers a masterclass in market mechanics, technical strategy, and macro forecasting. Don’t miss this powerful episode packed with practical insights and actionable takeaways.
Connect with Greg Weldon!
Website: https://www.weldononline.com/
Twitter: https://x.com/WeldonLIVE
Email: [email protected]
🔥 Key Topics Discussed
✅ Greg Weldon’s path from basketball to market analysis ✅ Impact of abandoning the gold standard in 1971 ✅ U.S. debt crisis and the “debt black hole” analogy ✅ Federal Reserve policy and future money printing ✅ Inflation trends and risks for 2025 ✅ Bond market instability and refinancing challenges ✅ Consumer credit stress and spending patterns ✅ Central bank gold buying and Basel III implications ✅ Technical outlook on commodities: gold, silver, oil, uranium ✅ The weakening U.S. dollar and global currency shifts
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Chapters:
00:00 Guest Introduction
00:33 How Greg got into investing and his financial journey
07:50 Macro outlook on the world economy and markets
12:12 Consumer debt and the emerging black hole
18:17 Key charts showing current market conditions
22:29 Revolving credit trends and historical comparisons
26:20 Oil market breakout and trading perspective
33:23 Basel III and gold as a tier one banking asset
36:17 US dollar technical analysis and future outlook
39:42 Decline in dollar value and purchasing power
41:03 Historical chart insights on dollar movement
44:06 Misunderstood trading patterns and signals
51:46 Closing thoughts and how to follow Greg Weldon
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