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David Lin

Welcome to The David Lin Report! I’ll be reporting on the most impactful market-moving events, as well as interviewing experts in finance, economics, science, and technology.

Episodes

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Retirement Wipeout: ‘Think Like A Central Banker’ Or Risk Losing Your Wealth | Devlyn Steele

05 Sep 2026AI processed

Retirement savers should adopt a long-term, central bank-like perspective on diversification to protect purchasing power against persistent inflation and geopolitical instability. Structural government debt and excessive spending render the Federal Reserve’s 2% inflation target increasingly elusive. Physical gold and s...

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'Shock And Awe' In September: Energy, Food ‘Going To The Moon’ | Jeff Currie

03 Sep 2026AI processed

Global economic stability faces a severe supply shock driven by critical shortages in energy and agricultural commodities. Diesel prices, rather than crude oil, act as the primary indicator of inflationary pressure, with a record-high diesel crack spread highlighting profound failures in global refining capacity and su...

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Fed Cornered: Nobel Economist Reveals When Rate Hike Will Really Come | Simon Johnson

03 Sep 2026AI processed

The global economy faces significant uncertainty as rising long-term bond yields signal persistent inflation and concerns over U.S. fiscal deficits. Nobel Laureate Simon Johnson emphasizes that while AI offers potential productivity gains, its current trajectory risks exacerbating inequality and displacing labor if dev...

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Rates To Jump 50 Basis Points: ‘Red Zone’ Next Warns Economist Steve Hanke

03 Sep 2026AI processed

Escalating geopolitical tensions in Iran and the resulting surge in oil prices are secondary to the primary driver of current economic instability: excessive money supply growth. Steve Hanke, Professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University, asserts that inflation is strictly a monetary phenomenon, noting tha...

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Yields Explode, Fed To ‘Make A Big Blunder’ Hiking Into Oil Shock | David Rosenberg

02 Sep 2026AI processed

The Federal Reserve risks a significant policy error by raising interest rates into a cooling 1.5% growth economy and an oil price shock. Current Treasury yield volatility stems primarily from a hawkish reset in Fed expectations under Chair Kevin Warsh, rather than fiscal deficits or debt concerns. The U.S. economy cur...

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Oil, Yields Surge Again: Expect Shortages, 'Much, Much Higher' Prices Next | Josh Young

01 Sep 2026AI processed

Escalating conflict in the Strait of Hormuz and recent strikes on oil tankers have pushed WTI crude prices significantly higher, reflecting deep-seated concerns over global supply security. Josh Young, CIO of Bison Interests, highlights that the market faces a persistent undersupply of 5 to 10 million barrels per day, ...

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Fed Rate Hike Shock: Why Markets Suddenly Fear September

01 Sep 2026AI processed

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s recent hawkish remarks at the Jackson Hole Symposium have heightened market expectations for a September rate hike, as the Fed prioritizes curbing inflation over other mandates. Warsh emphasizes that policymakers must focus on underlying inflation trends rather than relying on forwar...

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Fed Sparks Market Bloodbath: Rate Hikes Coming Back? | Collin Martin

28 Aug 2026
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Market Bubble Trigger: 'Immediate Recession' Once This Happens Says Big Short's Steve Eisman

28 Aug 2026
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50% Tariff Attack: Canada, U.S. Brace For 'Massive Pain'

27 Aug 2026AI processed

The U.S.-Canada trade relationship has deteriorated sharply following a breakdown in negotiations, leading to retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars in goods. The conflict centers on U.S. demands for concessions in sectors like dairy, automobiles, and cultural policy, which Canada has rejected as threats to its sov...

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$5,000 Gold Next Or Collapse First? Coming Shock Revealed | Jeff Christian

25 Aug 2026AI processed

Gold prices are poised to continue rising through 2026, driven by persistent inflation, a weakening US economy, and questionable fiscal management. While central bank interventions, such as bond buybacks and currency support, aim to stabilize markets, these measures often signal deeper economic fragility rather than st...

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Bitcoin Hits $80k: Is All-Time High Next? | Ben Cowen

25 Aug 2026AI processed

Bitcoin’s recent 25% rally, triggered by Treasury bond buyback announcements, faces critical sustainability tests as it approaches the 50-week moving average. While the move reflects a significant short squeeze, the lack of substantial whale activity—unlike previous cycle bottoms—suggests that spot demand may not yet b...

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Treasury’s $1 Trillion Rescue: What’s Next For Stocks, Gold, Oil | Todd Horwitz

24 Aug 2026AI processed

Financial market instability persists as government interventions, including Treasury bond buybacks and Federal Reserve actions, fail to address systemic economic rot. These measures signal hidden distress, evidenced by rising credit card and mortgage defaults, while official inflation data masks a reality likely excee...

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‘We’re In A Financial Crisis’: Treasury Readies $1 Trillion Warchest | Danny Moses

24 Aug 2026AI processed

The U.S. economy faces a looming financial crisis characterized by unsustainable debt levels and aggressive government intervention in the Treasury market. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s recent move to utilize the Treasury General Account for bond buybacks signals a desperate attempt to cap long-term yields and man...

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Bitcoin Explodes 25%: Is Crypto Bear Market Finally Over? | Ran Neuner

23 Aug 2026AI processed

The recent surge in Bitcoin and broader crypto markets signals a potential end to the bear cycle, driven primarily by increased liquidity from U.S. Treasury bond buybacks. Ran Neuner, founder of Crypto Banter, identifies this policy shift as a catalyst for a massive short squeeze, noting that Bitcoin historically deliv...

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The Market’s $40T Question: Can Treasury Keep Yields Under Control?

22 Aug 2026AI processed

The U.S. Treasury’s recent intervention to cap the long end of the yield curve through increased bond buybacks signals a desperate attempt to manage a $40 trillion national debt. With interest payments now exceeding the defense budget, the bond market is increasingly dictating the price of money, effectively stripping ...

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'Crazy Turmoil' For 2026; Markets Sell Off As 'Something Big Is Coming' | Chris Vermeulen

12 Dec 2025
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Peter Schiff: Gold Signals 'Bigger Crisis' Ahead, 'You're Too Late' If You Wait

24 Oct 2025
54m
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Biggest Silver Squeeze Ever: Is $100 Next Or Collapse? | David Morgan

24 Oct 2025
35m
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Start Of Monetary Reset? What’s Next For Bitcoin, Gold, Dollar | Jim Thorne

23 Oct 2025
38m
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