The David Lin Report · Monday, June 29, 2026
Richard Smith points to a correlation between solar flares and inflation, noting that solar activity is predicted to increase. He also suggests that weather patterns and global cycles like the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation can impact agricultural products and energy, driving a move towards real assets.
“One of the things we saw from Larry Williams that he shared with us is the incredible correlation between solar flares and inflation.”
“They're highly correlated and solar flares are um, you know, forecasted to increase over the next uh couple of years and you know that lines up with the prospect that inflation is likely to increase over the next couple of years too.”
“I think that's part of it. That definitely is part of it. And um that again it kind of gets into the uh moving out of the financial sector into the real economy needs including food and energy, right?”