Today, I’m sitting down with Luke Gromen, the founder and president of Forest for the Trees (FFTT), an outstanding newsletter that I make sure to read every week. We’re exploring a fascinating and critical topic: what if the U.S. government actually benefits from a skyrocketing gold price? As the world appears to be on

In this episode of the Coin Stories podcast with guest Luke Gromen, powered by Bitdeer Technologies Group (NASDAQ: BTDR), we discuss: Massive fiscal deficits keeping sovereign debt bubble afloat Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's controlled, meticulous weakening of the dollar Bank of Japan increasing interest rates and

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Tom welcomes back Luke Gromen of Forest for the Trees to the show. Luke discusses the outlook for U.S. debt and the interest, which is projected to exceed a trillion this year. He explains that the U.S. government will need to borrow more money to cover the interest expense, indicating a debt crisis. According to Luke,

Join Luke Gromen and Saifedean in a conversation unpacking the theory of dedollarization. They delve into the implications of negative real rates, the gold market, the impact of oil on the global economy, and potential future actions by the Federal Reserve. References: Luke"s Twitter - https://twitter.com/LukeGromen Lu

Current events in the Middle East are shifting the complexities of the financial landscape, interest rates and fiscal decisions. These decisions can affect the average person, investors, and the broader economy. Luke Gromen (@LukeGromen), founder and President of Forest for the Trees (FFFT) details the increasing conce