Tag: perspective


  • Iron Capital Perspectives
  • October 14, 2025
  • APIA Communications

Episode 23 – Gold Rush 2.0: Commodity Supercycle?

Chuck and Michael are joined by special guest Wasif Latif, Co-Founder, President & CIO of Sarmaya Partners. Chuck, Michael and Wasif discuss the current trends in commodities and how commodities move in supercycles. They explore investment strategies in commodities, focusing on gold markets, which coincidentally hit a record high the day they recorded this podcast.


  • Iron Capital Perspectives
  • July 17, 2025
  • APIA

Episode 20: In Defense of Freedom

In this episode, Chuck and Michael discuss the critical importance of liberty and economic freedom in the context of the current political landscape. Why is a money management podcast talking about freedom? They explore how freedom impacts markets, the misconceptions surrounding capitalism and socialism, and the critiques of capitalism as critiques of freedom. The conversation…


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  • Iron Capital Perspectives
  • March 5, 2025
  • Chuck Osborne

More for Less

Who wants to get more for less? I know what you are thinking: Who doesn’t want to get more for less? Evidently one answer is Peter Navarro, and any other economist who believes that a trade deficit is a bad thing. For those who are less familiar, Mr. Navarro is one of President Trump’s advisers…


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  • Iron Capital Perspectives
  • February 7, 2025
  • Chuck Osborne

The Master of Chaotic Flamboyance

Love him or hate him, but either way you have to admit Donald Trump has style. He doesn’t just build hotels; he builds hotels with his name plastered on them in huge gold letters. He has been this way his whole life, so he is not just going to quietly go about the business of rightsizing government…


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  • Iron Capital Perspectives
  • September 21, 2022
  • Chuck Osborne

Long COVID?

To be understanding, one has to be in relationship. We have lost a great deal of that relationship-building over the last two and a half years. Our reaction to COVID may very well end up doing more harm to our society than the virus itself. Human interaction is of utmost importance.