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Oct 21, 2026 – Widespread protests in France, initially sparked by discontent over education, have evolved into mass demonstrations against rising fuel prices, inflation, and declining living conditions. Adriano Bosoni warns these structural issues...

Oct 20, 2026 – Ben Hunt, co-founder of AI research firm Perscient, argues that in today’s markets, narratives rival fundamentals in driving asset prices, particularly as AI becomes central to both economic productivity and national security...

Oct 19, 2026 – In today's Lifetime Planning segment, Brendan McMurtrie and Crystal Colbert examine the rule changes to charitable giving and tax law in 2026. They highlight strategic approaches for maximizing deductions—including bunching...

Oct 16, 2026 – In this week's market wrap-up, Ryan Puplava discusses AI’s latest challenge with financing: Surging demand for AI is straining data center capacity, power, and especially companies’ ability to raise affordable capital...

Oct 16, 2026 – Financial Sense CIO Chris Puplava discusses the scale and risks of the current AI investment boom, noting it surpasses previous U.S. infrastructure cycles in spending, but much of the benefit flows overseas. He highlights record...

Oct 15, 2026 – Izabella Kaminska, founder of The Blind Spot, discusses the current sell-off, the big news regarding a potential slowdown in AI and tech capital expenditures, and liquidity flowing back to Treasuries. She highlights mounting...

Oct 15, 2026 – The market keeps hitting records even as breadth collapses, yields however around 5%, and a $10 trillion Treasury refinancing wall approaches. Financial Sense Newshour's Jim Puplava sits down with Samantha LaDuc...

Oct 14, 2026 – Peter Boockvar, author of The Boock Report, joins Financial Sense to break down the latest turbulence in memory chip stocks amid rising Chinese competition and AI-fueled market concentration. Boockvar highlights the dominance...

Oct 13, 2026 – Variant Perception CIO Tian Yang joins FS Insider to discuss why U.S. markets have entered a late-cycle phase, with the Federal Reserve tightening as growth weakens and leadership concentrates in AI and critical resources...

Oct 12, 2026 – A sudden fall or illness can turn independent living into a need for long-term care overnight. Nick Kile and Brendan McMurtrie break down the realities of long-term care: who needs it, what it costs, what Medicare and Medicaid actually cover...

Oct 9, 2026 – America’s soaring national debt and surging interest payments have put the Federal Reserve in an impossible bind. In this interview, Cris Sheridan and Jim Puplava unpack why the Fed has few good options left, explore the looming...

Oct 9, 2026 – There's a disagreement developing in the markets that I think investors need to pay attention to, particularly if they've benefited from the tremendous rally in artificial intelligence stocks. Credit markets are becoming increasingly concerned...

Oct 9, 2026 – The S&P 500 keeps hitting new highs while most of its stocks quietly crash. Jim Puplava sits down with Jeffrey Huge, chief investment officer at JWH Investment Partners, to unpack a market that is overconcentrated, overvalued, overleveraged, and over-owned...

Oct 8, 2026 – Bond yields are back to levels not seen since 2002, and Greg Weldon says the chaos is only beginning. Jim Puplava sits down with the veteran trader and author of Gold Trading Boot Camp to unpack a world under pressure from every angle...

Oct 7, 2026 – Is Greenland the blueprint for a new American geopolitical strategy? Edward Gustely joins FS Insider's Cris Sheridan to explore how strategic access strengthens U.S. positioning in the Arctic and counter China’s influence...