Tom Luongo - Invest In This Market

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Veröffentlicht auf 03 Nov 2026 / Im Nachrichten & Politik

⁣Invest in a Market that’s Falling Apart?
With Tom Luongo, Creator, the Guns, Goats & Guns Investment Newsletter
https://tomluongo.me

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It’s been four years since this week’s guest advised our investing, and the world seems no less chaotic. Political upheaval, persistent energy-price pressures, Big Tech speculation, protests against surveillance-enabling data centers, and seemingly unlimited money creation continue to undermine confidence in the global economy. But our guest isn’t
simply interested in growing your money. On X, he writes, “It’s time to get serious about collapsing institutions. Long Guillotines, Rope Makers and Lead Futures. End Trotskyism!” In his latest newsletter, Tom Luongo recommends “going long for the bond.” We’ll ask him what that means.


As modern technocrats and oligarchs seek to control and monetize every facet of life—from the Internet of Things to emerging 6G networks—an entrepreneurial Great Awakening is pushing back. How can individuals preserve their autonomy and thrive amid the turbulence? Tom cautions against despair and what he calls “The Myth of the Omnipotent X”: the
mistaken belief that powerful people or institutions are invulnerable. As he explains, those with power want us to believe they are unassailable, using psychological warfare to make the false appear self-evidently true. Recognizing these illusions is an essential first step toward reclaiming individual agency.


Tom brings an irreverent perspective to challenging institutional narratives, including the spectacle of oligarchs promising to bankroll investment portfolios for an academic class often portrayed as young Bolsheviks. A contributor to Zero Hedge, LewRockwell.com, Bitcoin Magazine, and Newsmax, Tom is a former research chemist specializing in soil and water remediation and arsenic metabolism, an amateur goat farmer, and an uncompromising Austrian economist. Having once garnered more than 2% of the
vote in a political campaign, he has since abandoned the pursuit of salvation through the ballot box.

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