Lynette Zang, Founder and CEO of Zang International, joins us to explain how her experience in banking and stockbroking led her to study currency life cycles and advocate for physical gold and silver. She discusses why she sees precious metals as sound money, and how paper and digital trading can shape the prices people see.
We then examine the financial risks Lynette is watching, including derivatives, private credit and private equity. She cites a last known derivatives-market figure of $1.48 quadrillion and warns that opaque, leveraged bets could make the next crisis worse than 2008.
Lynette also discusses U.S. debt, inflation, consumer confidence and the affordability pressure facing households. She explains why she sees physical metals, essential supplies and community resilience as ways to prepare for financial uncertainty.
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