Is the US economy heading toward its biggest financial crisis yet? In this explosive interview, economist and investment strategist Michael Pento warns that 2027 could bring a devastating economic downturn as three massive bubbles in stocks, real estate and credit threaten to collapse simultaneously. We discuss the $40 trillion US debt crisis, the AI investment bubble, a potential 50% stock market crash, Federal Reserve policy, rising inflation, deflation, hyperstagflation and why gold and gold mining stocks could benefit from the next monetary crisis. Could America be heading toward an unprecedented valuation reset, a bond market crisis and a new era of financial instability?
🗓️ Recording date: November 9, 2026
📖 Chapters
0:00 Intro
00:25 Why 2027 Could Be a Financial Disaster
05:01 Three Massive Bubbles: Stocks, Real Estate & Credit
08:21 The $40 Trillion US Debt Crisis
11:20 Can the US Dollar Lose Its Reserve Currency Status?
11:45 Gold Replacing the Dollar?
15:31 Could the Stock Market Crash 50%?
18:14 Is the Federal Reserve Really Independent?
21:30 Gold & Gold Miners: The Next Big Opportunity?
25:02 How Can America Fix Its Debt Crisis?
25:53 Oil Prices, AI & What Could Prevent a Recession?
28:12 Where to Follow Michael Pento
29:10 The Coming Inflation Crisis – Final Warning
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