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Financial Compass: The Smart Money Is Getting Defensive

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Jul 23, 2026
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Summary

Is Wall Street becoming too complacent? On this episode of Financial Compass, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Mish Schneider, Founder of the Economic Modern Family YouTube channel and Chief Strategist at MarketGauge.com, to break down the market signals investors shouldn't ignore. With the conflict involving Iran continuing to reshape global energy markets, Mish explains why crude oil remains one of the most important charts to watch and how traders should approach resistance levels, energy equities, natural gas, solar, and nuclear power opportunities. The discussion then shifts to one of Wall Street's biggest mysteries: Why hasn't gold exploded higher? Mish explains how yields, the U.S. dollar, and aggressive central bank buying continue to influence precious metals, while outlining why she's accumulating gold and closely watching silver for a potential breakout. The conversation also explores the growing strength in agricultural commodities through the DBA ETF, rising sugar prices, drought conditions, and how inflationary pressures may continue to ripple through global food markets. Mish also highlights several warning signs developing beneath the surface of the broader market, including weakness in copper, concerns over small-cap stocks, and why investors should consider raising cash if key technical levels begin to fail. Rather than chasing momentum, she explains why preserving capital may become just as important as generating returns. Iran and the impact on crude oil prices Trading energy, natural gas, solar, and nuclear stocks Why gold isn't reacting the way many expected Silver's breakout potential DBA ETF and agricultural commodities Sugar prices and inflation trends Copper's warning signal for the economy Small-cap technical levels investors should w…