Is the next financial crash coming from where nobody expects? In this interview, Clem Chambers reveals his outlook on gold and silver prices, money printing, the US national debt, and the warning signs of the next financial crisis. We discuss where smart money is moving, why AI investment opportunities may lie beyond NVIDIA, and why copper could reach $30,000–$40,000 per tonne. Clem also explains why uranium and nuclear energy remain overlooked investment opportunities as the US and China race to expand power generation and AI infrastructure. Is the market underestimating the next major commodity supercycle?
🗓️ Recording date: October 12, 2026
📖 Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:12 Gold, Geopolitics & Why Governments Hoard Gold
03:27 Why Gold Is the Ultimate Reserve Asset
04:30 Gold Price Outlook & Portfolio Diversification
06:21 Silver Price Prediction: Is $50 the Target?
07:32 Money Printing, Liquidity & the Next Gold Rally
10:04 When to Buy Gold & Silver During a Market Crash
10:23 The US vs. China: AI, Industry & Money Printing
14:30 Could the Next Financial Crisis Come From Nowhere?
17:24 US National Debt: Is $40 Trillion a Problem?
20:14 Where to Invest Now: Cash, Gold, Silver, AI & Mining Stocks
22:32 The Hidden AI Investment Opportunities Beyond NVIDIA
24:03 Diesel Crisis, Geopolitics & Oil
25:44 Copper Price Prediction: $30,000–$40,000 per Tonne
26:23 Uranium Outlook: Is the Nuclear Boom Underestimated?
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