Farmland Partners ($FPI) podcast mentions
Per Ticker.id: 3 Farmland Partners ($FPI) mentions across 1 podcast (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-09-25.
So if that trade switches, I think gold and silver are going to be the place to be. I think Bitcoin— I'm not sure of this, but Bitcoin's pretty dramatic rise over the last month or so might be a little, might be a little bit of that trade as well. Again, don't, don't quote me on that. This is me, my mind wandering on that trade. But I think real estate, farmland, Perhaps Bitcoin, platinum, all the things that were good in the debasement trade will come back again if the Fed decides to start buying long-end bonds, which I believe they will. Now, that's not a high conviction and it's going to happen right away and it's going to happen 100%. I think there's a strong possibility and it's enough for me to be long those things.
Jim Iuorio · Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart · Markets Face A Double-Threat Today | Jim Iuorio · 2026-10-08Yeah, yeah, okay. Alrighty, well, I'm looking at the time here, Jim. I wish we had a whole another hour, but in the time we have left, let's get to, you know, rubber meets the road. Okay, so for this type of future that you see coming, And again, I get the sense you don't think it's all turning on a dime tomorrow, but these are the general trends that you see going into next year as you've laid out for us. They do make you— it makes the debasement trade quite attractive to you. And you've mentioned gold a couple of times. You also mentioned silver and platinum and maybe Bitcoin and real estate and farmland. But let's talk about gold. Beyond the debasement issue, beyond central banks continue to buy this, beyond the de-dollarization, which it sounds like you don't think that's going to be super long-lived, but it's here with us for the near term.
Adam Taggart · Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart · Markets Face A Double-Threat Today | Jim Iuorio · 2026-10-08So there's always a a relatively big gap between the farmland and the city. And Paris is still the very strong center of France. There's been many attempts for many years to decentralize, if you want, economic activity across the country. But— and I think the key things about the protests that we're seeing now is in retaliation, if you want, to this proposal of a budget spending has to be cut to keep with the rules of the EU, and it means a freeze, or at least a proposed freeze, on salaries for government officials or government employees. That has had a big impact. Of course, teachers, many different people were already working in overcrowded rooms. That creates tensions that are very hard to reconciliate from a mass standpoint when you look at the budget.
Virginie Mazenauve · Bloomberg Surveillance · Bond Volatility and Energy Flows · 2026-10-08Yeah, um, it's real estate, land, um, management kind of stuff, a lot of farmland.
Speaker E · The Ramsey Show · Don’t Let Others Control Your Future · 2026-10-08Now they're devouring our farmland, sucking up our water, and using our energy.
Kristen Welker · Meet the Press · Meet the Press NOW — September 30 · 2026-09-30