The US Changed the Dollar Before. Why Wasn’t it political Suicide?
Could the U.S. reset the dollar overnight without political consequences? Lynette Zang examines how the government changed the rules governing the dollar in 1933 and 1971, why Nixon won reelection after closing the gold window, and how these monetary shifts continue to impact your purchasing power.…
Is the AI Bubble Bursting? China’s Gold Rush and the 9-Bank Warning
What happens when financial institutions change the rules without asking your permission? In this episode of Changing Planks, Lynette Zang connects growing concerns over AI debt, China's massive gold purchases, and debanking policies at nine major banks to reveal how shifting institutional decision…
Wall Street Calls Treasuries Safe. So Why Are Investors Dumping Them?
U.S. Treasuries are considered among the safest assets in the world, but rising yields, leveraged trading, and inflation are exposing risks that Wall Street's definition of safety may overlook.
Lynette Zang breaks down the Treasury market's hidden vulnerabilities, how a potential collateral doom lo…
THE CONFIDENCE DOOM LOOP: What Happens When People Stop Trusting the Promise?
What happens when people stop trusting the promises holding our financial system together? In the fourth installment of the Doom Loop series, Lynette Zang breaks down the Confidence Doom Loop, revealing how bank runs, hidden losses, currency devaluation, and the loss of purchasing power can trigger…
The Risk Didn't Disappear. So Who's Paying for It Now?
What happens when financial risk moves from Wall Street and insurance companies directly onto you? In this episode of Changing Planks, Lynette Zang connects three seemingly unrelated stories: agricultural prediction markets, skyrocketing family healthcare costs, and France's government-backed riot …
France's Debt Crisis: When Creditors and Citizens Both Demand More
France's government debt is now being priced as riskier than billions in corporate bonds. What happens when investors lose confidence in a government's ability to manage its debt? Lynette Zang breaks down France's growing debt burden, dependence on foreign creditors, and rising social unrest to rev…
Gold: Who Really Sets the Price?
The dollar is getting stronger, but is your purchasing power? Lynette Zang breaks down the difference between paper gold prices, digital gold investments, and physical gold ownership, revealing what COMEX inventories and rare coin markets may be signaling about the future. Discover why pre-1933 gol…
The $40 Trillion Problem That Breaks the Entire Financial System | Lynette Zang
Interview recorded - 10th of November, 2026On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming on Lynette Zang. Lynette is an economist, precious metals and currency analyst, and the Founder and CEO of Zang International.During our conversation we spoke about the current situat…
Exposing the TRUTH About the Dollar, Gold & Treasuries with Francis Hunt
Is the U.S. dollar really as strong as we're being told? Lynette Zang sits down with Francis Hunt, The Market Sniper, to challenge the narrative surrounding the dollar, U.S. Treasuries, and gold. Together, they examine rising debt, currency debasement, stablecoins, the risks building beneath the AI…
You don’t have to create the risk to suffer the consequences
What happens when financial losses on Wall Street threaten your paycheck, your job, and your ability to afford everyday necessities?In the final installment of the five-part Doom Loop series, Lynette Zang explains how collapsing collateral values, tightening credit, and financial instability can sp…
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