The CLARITY Act may have stalled, but digital assets are not slowing down.

Ryan Louvar, WisdomTree CLO and head of business and legal affairs for digital assets, breaks down why the failed cloture vote did not change the firm's tokenization plans, why the US Securities and Exchange Commission's new innovation exemption matters and what could come next from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the US Department of the Treasury and the next wave of rulemaking.

This interview was recorded on September 22, 2026.

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Mart Wolbert of Contrarian Codex shares his key takeaways from the recent World Nuclear Symposium, also weighing in on the state of the uranium market today, from supply and demand to prices and stocks.

"I think all the fundamentals that we have seen over the past year, over the past two years — they're going to start to matter," he said.

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This interview was filmed on September 16, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:36 - WNA event takeaways

7:30 - Mindset shift for utilities

12:35 - West vs. east buying

17:14 - It's a seller's market

19:38 - Muted supply response

24:11 - SMRs and AI demand

28:16 - US$150 is "inevitable"

31:03 - Trading vs. buy/hold

35:44 - Cycle has room to run

38:10 - Watch macro factors

41:37 - Where to find Mart

43:21 - Outro

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Jeff Clark of TheGoldAdvisor.com shares his thoughts on where gold and silver are in the current cycle, and where he sees value today.

"My message to the retail investor is: don't give up yet. I don't think this is the time to give up — in fact, I'm doing the opposite. I think you can look at prices right now and get some good value on things. I would stay invested," he said.

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This interview was filmed on September 15, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:19 - Gold Advisor Network Summit

2:06 - History shows gold's path

4:26 - Is the bottom in for gold?

6:50 - Potential gold price catalysts

9:32 - Has Jeff taken profits?

11:30 - "Investing aggressively" now

15:47 - Follow big-money investors

16:51 - Copper, uranium crunch

18:50 - Watching critical minerals

20:20 - Don't give up yet

22:06 - Outro

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The Senate's failed CLARITY Act cloture vote may have pushed cryptocurrency legislation further out, but it also exposes something bigger: Washington is not the only force shaping token markets anymore.

Ashley Ebersole, former US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) senior counsel, breaks down why the bill is likely headed into next year, and how the SEC's own rule making is increasingly setting the pace.

This interview was recorded on September 16, 2026.

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Edward Sterck shares details from the World Platinum Investment Council's latest quarterly report, explaining that even though a surplus is now forecast for 2026, there are key nuances behind that outlook that investors should be aware of.

"There's been a stark change in how the market is perceiving platinum. It's trading now as part of the precious metals complex, whereas in the past the correlation to gold was extremely low — in fact, it was actually slightly negative," he said.

This interview was filmed on September 15, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:19 - Surplus forecast nuance

2:42 - Market still precarious

4:14 - Deficit still in the cards?

6:10 - AI, green hydrogen use

8:19 - Jewelry demand takes hit

10:21 - Mine vs. recycling supply

12:17 - New platinum price base?

14:20 - Watch debasement trade

15:49 - Outro

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Jim Thorne of Wellington-Altus shares his outlook for gold, silver, Bitcoin and the overall stock market, saying that investors need to be aware that many economic ideas that worked in the past no longer apply in today's world.

"I think gold is good, silver is good. And again, I think digital assets, or crypto, are ... a digital way to to manifest the same type of macro view in your portfolio," he said, emphasizing that it's key for investors to decide what works best for them.

This interview was filmed on September 14, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:16 - The "Red Queen" problem

4:04 - Real impact of higher rates

9:13 - Fed to hold rates steady

10:35 - Strong gold environment

14:51 - Jim's gold price call

16:46 - S&P 500 set to double

19:59 - A unique time in history

22:23 - Bond market interventions

24:42 - Silver and Bitcoin prices

29:31 - Know your risk tolerance

31:16 - What changes Jim's thesis?

32:31 - Outro

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Josef Schachter of the Schachter Energy Report outlines the factors that have taken oil prices back above US$100 per barrel, also explaining his stock strategy as market volatility continues — in his view, the best bargains are in natural gas, natural gas liquids and the service sector.

"The sector is cheap, period," Schachter emphasized.

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This interview was filmed on September 10, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:22 - Why oil broke US$100

4:41 - How high can oil prices go?

9:20 - SPR at lowest since 1982

14:19 - Refiners running flat out

16:54 - China's oil market role

20:13 - Natural gas price outlook

22:54 - Oil stock opportunities

27:01 - Canada's resource push

32:24 - Best bargains today

34:55 - Oil stock M&A activity

36:45 - Catch the Energy event

39:22 - Commodities supercycle

42:35 - Outro

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