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In this in-depth conversation, Patrick Karim of Northstar & Badcharts breaks down the psychology of investing, how capital flows shape markets, and why timing entries is crucial for outsized gains. From gold-to-S&P ratios and the role of institutional money, to copper’s failed breakout and what it signals about the global economy, Karim blends technical analysis with macro insights. He also explores how gold preserves purchasing power and why understanding the interplay between debt, commodities, and recessions is key for any serious investor.

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00:00 – Intro
03:27 – Market psychology, FOMO, and crowd behavior
05:46 – Why the best trades happen before mainstream coverage
07:21 – Institutional capital flows and their impact on trends
09:38 – Gold vs. S&P: The “Rosetta Stone” for commodities
13:18 – Silver, oil, and other commodities tracking gold outperformance
14:45 – Emotional management in trading and investing
18:20 – Gold’s resistance levels and breakout potential
21:13 – Yield curve signals and recession risk
23:58 – Currency in circulation and bubble territory in stocks
26:17 – Why M2 money supply correlations can mislead traders
31:00 – Separating gold as money vs. gold as a trade
34:11 – Gold as a “fiat illusion remover” and purchasing power protector
36:01 – Measuring homes, oil, and goods in gold and silver
39:17 – Copper’s failed breakout after tariff news
45:54 – Monthly vs. weekly chart perspectives on copper
48:05 – Gold outperformance as a tailwind for copper
50:17 – Public debt surges, recessions, and commodity booms
53:12 – Why emerging markets are struggling vs. developed markets
55:30 – Dollar strength and emerging market weakness

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