Mike McGlone on Gold, Bitcoin, Commodities & the Next Major Market Shift | Connecting the Dots

In this episode, Farzin Irani sits down with Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, for a wide-ranging conversation on the biggest forces shaping global markets right now.From gold and Bitcoin to sovereign debt, energy markets, and geopolitical risk — Mike breaks down his macro outlook and what it means for investors focused on wealth preservation and long-term resilience in an increasingly volatile world.In this episode we cover:✅ Market regime shifts and what investors need to understand✅ Gold vs Bitcoin — are they responding to the same monetary concerns?✅ Commodity trends across energy, copper, natural gas, and agriculture✅ Inflation, deflation, and the battle shaping financial markets✅ China's influence on global growth and commodity demand✅ Sovereign debt and long-term economic stability✅ Geopolitical risks and their impact on investment strategy✅ The future of hard assets and portfolio resilienceAbout Mike McGloneMike McGlone is Senior Commodity Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, widely respected for his expertise in commodities, macro strategy, and cross-asset market analysis. His work spans global market trends, inflation dynamics, energy markets, precious metals, and the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets.🐦 X: https://twitter.com/MikeMcGlone11💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikemcglone📊 Bloomberg Intelligence: https://bloomberg.com/professional/terminalUseful Links:🌐 Business Website: https://www.successsimplified.life/📊 Take the FREE ‘Sovereign Wealth’ Diagnostic Quiz here - https://www.successsimplified.life/sovereign-wealth-diagnostic-optin👤 https://linktr.ee/farziniraniMike McGlone, Mike McGlone Bloomberg, Bloomberg Intelligence, macro investing, market outlook 2026, gold outlook, Bitcoin vs gold, commodities outlook, inflation vs deflation, sovereign debt crisis, geopolitical risk investing, wealth preservation, commodity strategist, global markets, recession risks