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Oct 11, 2026 35 min

LOCKDOWNS, SILVER CRASH, AND OIL SHORTS

from Scriptures & Wall Street Hosted by Talk Red

Silver is sliding. The dollar is strengthening. Oil is volatile. Does your retirement plan depend on guessing the next move? Carlos Cortez Jr. examines those questions on Scriptures & Wall Street, reviewing silver, the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Treasury yields, and potential oil-short trades. He shares chart signals, support levels, and scenarios he is watching—not guaranteed predictions or investment recommendations. Carlos also discusses lockdown concerns as a possible scenario, connecting uncertainty to the importance of preparation rather than panic. The central retirement issue is sequence-of-returns risk: withdrawing income while investments decline can make recovery harder. Carlos distinguishes aggressive leveraged and inverse ETF trades from retirement strategies, then discusses market-exposed Red Money, tactically managed Yellow Money, and insurance-based Green Money. Contractual guarantees depend on product terms and the issuing insurer; projections are not promises. Drawing from Proverbs 22:3 and Ecclesiastes 11:2, he connects preparation and diversification with biblical stewardship. He closes with a personal message about family, faith, and where we spend our time and energy. #SWS Discover other shows on the Talk Red Podcast Network, and get your daily fix of news, sports, and entertainment at https://TalkRed.com.

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