Do you think that Bitcoin can reshape the economy for a better future? Today Jeff Booth is here to discuss the future here sees for the economy and Bitcoin's role in it. Jeff believes that inflation, caused by governments manipulating money supply, is unsustainable. He sees Bitcoin as a decentralized solution. Despite challenges, he's optimistic about Bitcoin's potential to reshape the global economy. Today we discuss...

The idea that the natural state of a free market is deflation, where prices fall as technology advances.
He argues that inflation, caused by governments manipulating money supply, is unsustainable and leads to a control system rather than a free market.
How Bitcoin is seen as a decentralized solution to this problem, providing a pathway to a more abundant future.
Jeff highlights the importance of understanding deflation and its impact on the economy, especially in comparison to inflation.
While Bitcoin adoption is growing, there are still hurdles to overcome in making it easier for people to use.
How other cryptocurrencies as scams - Bitcoin stands out as the only decentralized and secure protocol.

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Today's Panelists:

• Kirk Chisholm | Innovative Wealth
• Barbara Friedberg | Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance

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Nuclear energy is coming sooner than you think! Today we discuss the sudden shift in media coverage around energy, where negative talk about nuclear power has vanished, and the hype around wind, solar, and other green technologies has faded.

Recently, the White House announced support for large-scale nuclear reactors, emphasizing their necessity for climate goals, marking a significant policy shift. This change in media and government stance indicates a growing recognition of nuclear energy's practicality as a crucial component of our clean energy future.

Today we discuss...

• The cessation of negative discourse around nuclear energy and the halt in positive rhetoric about alternative technologies like wind and solar.
• Curiosity about the uniformity of media narratives and the concept of the persuasion bubble.
• The need to analyze media narratives critically and avoid being swayed by sensationalism.
• Recent governmental support for large-scale nuclear reactor development.
• Challenges in energy infrastructure hindering the adoption of alternative energies.
• Reflections on market valuation trends and the importance of caution in investing.
• Observations on Nvidia's growth and historical parallels with tech giants' valuations.
• Significance of positive developments in various sectors, despite political complexities.

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Today's Panelists:

• Kirk Chisholm | Innovative Wealth
• Phil Weiss | Apprise Wealth Management

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Oliver gives us the scoop on Truflation, the solution to finding alternative data on all the economic data. Forget CPI and PCE—Truflation offers a fresh perspective, scooping up real-time data from various sources. Oliver dives into why traditional metrics miss the mark, explaining how Truflation tackles these issues using multiple data sources. Oliver urges us to think beyond the usual metrics and consider real-world factors shaping our economic outlook.

Today we discuss...

• How Truflation offers an alternative view of inflation compared to traditional metrics like CPI and PCE.
• How Truflation tracks over 14 million items daily from 40 different data sources.
• Traditional metrics like CPI use outdated methods and surveys.
• Why customers adapt their spending, often switching to cheaper products.
• Market reactions often depend on government-reported numbers like CPI and PCE.
• Historical data revisions by government agencies can cause market instability.
• Housing costs are weighted differently by Truflation compared to CPI.
• Major companies like Unilever and General Mills adjusting prices due to consumer pushback.
• Global trends show a downward trajectory in inflation, but with variations.
• Concerns include high household debt and potential stagflation.
• How monitoring consumer expenditure, household debt, and delinquency rates is crucial.

Today's Panelists:

• Kirk Chisholm | Innovative Wealth
• Douglas Heagren | Pro College Planners

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