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Wealthion - Be Financially Resilient

Wealthion - Be Financially Resilient

Wealthion 1247 Episodes Oct 12, 2026

Wealthion is a podcast that teaches listeners about money and the markets. It features interviews with leading investors from around the world who share insights on building a resilient, long-term investment portfolio. New episodes are released weekly.

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S&P 500 to 8,000? A Brutal Market Reversal Ahead | Gareth Soloway
S&P 500 to 8,000? A Brutal Market Reversal Ahead | Gareth Soloway Oct 12, 2026 2509 💡 Is your portfolio prepared for the next market downturn? With AI stocks dominating market gains and Treasury yields climbing, now may be the time to reassess your risk. Request a complimentary portfolio review with a Wealthion financial advisory partner: https://bit.ly/4e9LsJVThe S&P 500 could hit 8,000 before year-end—but is a major market correction looming?Gareth Soloway, Chief Market Strateg
AI Is Propping Up the Economy. The Fed Could Break It.
AI Is Propping Up the Economy. The Fed Could Break It. Oct 9, 2026 2611 💡 Is your portfolio prepared for a market where stocks and bonds could fall together? With AI masking economic weakness and the Fed risking overtightening, traditional diversification may not offer the protection investors expect. Request a complimentary portfolio review with a Wealthion financial advisory partner to discuss your allocation, interest-rate exposure, and opportunities in real assets
Uranium’s Supply Crunch Is Getting Worse — And Prices Could Go Much Higher
Uranium’s Supply Crunch Is Getting Worse — And Prices Could Go Much Higher Oct 7, 2026 3138 The uranium bull market may have much further to run.Justin Huhn, founder of Uranium Insider, joins Wealthion’s Maggie Lake to break down the growing imbalance between global uranium supply and nuclear power demand — and what it could mean for uranium prices, uranium stocks and investors.Huhn explains why increasing mine production hasn’t solved the market’s structural supply problem, why the long
Your Portfolio Is One Big AI Bet — The Diversification Illusion
Your Portfolio Is One Big AI Bet — The Diversification Illusion Oct 5, 2026 3152 Are investors really diversified — or has the AI boom turned major stock indexes into one enormous concentrated bet? Rupert Mitchell, author of The Blind Squirrel, joins Maggie Lake to explain why he believes traditional index investing may now offer a false sense of diversification. His concern: U.S. stocks remain expensive, AI and semiconductor exposure dominates more portfolios than investors
Higher Rates Could Burst the AI Bubble — Here’s What to Own Instead
Higher Rates Could Burst the AI Bubble — Here’s What to Own Instead Oct 5, 2026 2793 Could rising interest rates burst the AI bubble—and leave investors exposed in both stocks and bonds? Jesse Felder, founder of The Felder Report, joins Maggie Lake to discuss inflation, Treasury yields, gold and why he believes the commodity supercycle still has room to run. Felder explains why he sees the potential for another 150–200 basis points of Federal Reserve rate hikes, how tighter credit
Deflation Is Coming — And Gold, Bitcoin & Copper Could All Get Hit
Deflation Is Coming — And Gold, Bitcoin & Copper Could All Get Hit Sep 30, 2026 3009 Mike McGlone says gold, copper and even Bitcoin have become "stock puppets," so correlated with the S&P 500 that a 10% drop in stocks could crush them all together. Why the asset you thought was a hedge may not be diversifying you at all.Bloomberg commodity strategist Mike McGlone joins Maggie Lake to explain why nearly every major asset, from metals to crypto to oil, is now trading on the back of
Trump Accounts Explained: How $1,000 Could Grow Into Much More
Trump Accounts Explained: How $1,000 Could Grow Into Much More Sep 29, 2026 919 Trump Accounts are creating a new way for families to invest for their children — including a $1,000 government contribution for eligible kids. Brandy Maben of WindRock Wealth Management joins Wealthion to explain how Trump Accounts work, who qualifies, how much families can contribute, and what decades of compounding could mean for a child’s future wealth. She also breaks down where Trump Accou
Everyone’s Bracing for a Crash. The Economy Says Otherwise.
Everyone’s Bracing for a Crash. The Economy Says Otherwise. Sep 24, 2026 2041 Investors have spent years waiting for the U.S. economy to crack. Chris Galipeau of Franklin Templeton says they may be making a costly mistake. In this conversation with Wealthion’s Maggie Lake, Galipeau explains why the recession narrative has repeatedly failed, why the American consumer and corporate earnings remain more resilient than many investors realize, and why fears surrounding AI, jobs
The CLARITY Act Failed. What Happens to Crypto Now?
The CLARITY Act Failed. What Happens to Crypto Now? Sep 24, 2026 1917 The CLARITY Act failed to advance in the Senate — but the transformation of crypto and the financial system may be moving forward anyway. Maggie Lake sits down with Brett Rentmeester, founder and managing director of WindRock Wealth Management, to unpack what the setback means for Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins and crypto regulation — and why the battle over stablecoin yields could have major imp
We’re in a Debt Bubble — And the Pressure Is Building.
We’re in a Debt Bubble — And the Pressure Is Building. Sep 21, 2026 1884 Inflation remains stubborn, interest rates are elevated, AI spending is exploding and global debt continues to climb. Jonathan Wellum says investors need to pay attention to what all of those forces could mean for markets — and for the purchasing power of their money.Jonathan Wellum, CEO and CIO of RockLinc Investment Partners, joins Maggie Lake to explain why he believes we are in a “debt bubble,
Mark Skousen: Why He's Still 100% Invested at All-Time Highs
Mark Skousen: Why He's Still 100% Invested at All-Time Highs Sep 21, 2026 2817 Economist and longtime investor Mark Skousen joins Wealthion’s Maggie Lake with a surprisingly bullish message: despite persistent inflation, rising interest rates, massive U.S. deficits and stretched technology valuations, he remains 100% invested in the stock market. Skousen explains why he believes the bull market can continue, even as he warns that some tech stocks “could fall in half and sti
Henrik Zeberg: Why Bonds May Be Too Cheap
Henrik Zeberg: Why Bonds May Be Too Cheap Sep 16, 2026 2899 Henrik Zeberg, macro strategist at Swissblock and founder of The Zeberg Letter, believes the stock market’s final melt-up may still have much further to run — but warns that the setup beneath the surface is becoming increasingly unstable. In this wide-ranging conversation with Maggie Lake, Zeberg explains why he thinks the Nasdaq could surge toward 37,000–39,000 before the cycle turns, why today’

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