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Schiff on Capital Cosm: Buy Gold, Dump Crypto
In his latest Capital Cosm interview, Peter lays out a clear case for gold as the reliable hedge against policy-driven inflation and economic turmoil. He links recent market moves to central bank behavior, wartime spending, and a rotation out of Bitcoin into metal, arguing investors should rethink the digital-gold narrative. The conversation touches on liquidity, […]

Schiff vs. Moss: Gold is the Superior Reserve Currency
On Thursday, Peter faced off against Mark Moss in a ZeroHedge debate to lay out a clear, market-focused case for gold and a skeptical case against Bitcoin. He argues that central banks are quietly shifting away from the dollar into gold because they no longer trust the ability of the U.S. government to repay debt […]

Lagarde Warns of ‘Genuine Uncertainty’ as Gold Rockets Holds Over $5,000
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde used the ECB’s 2026 Annual Global Risk Lecture in Bologna this week to deliver a stark message: “we are leaving a world where risk can be measured and modeled, and entering one of genuine uncertainty.” Her twin culprits are escalating geopolitical fragmentation and the break-neck spread of artificial intelligence. […]

The Gold Dip: Macro vs Shorts and Retail
The bull market in gold is being driven by many forces, and it isn’t just speculative fervor that caused the latest drop. Macro factors like monetary expansion, interest rates that are still far too low, broad global uncertainty, and de-dollarization are going to push gold higher. In the meantime, corrections will occur, but this isn’t […]

This Isn’t De-Dollarization. It’s De-Fiatization
The dollar is in free fall as gold and silver continue climbing to new records. As the global economy loses confidence in its main reserve asset, it’s simultaneously losing confidence in fiat currencies and the central banks that manage them. The following article was originally published by the Mises Institute. The opinions expressed do not […]

Schiff w/ Sanchez: Blockchain is a Digital Ponzi Scheme
Earlier this week, Peter appeared on the Sanchez Effect for an interview with Rick Sanchez. Together they sift through the international fallout from America’s fiscal and monetary choices and explains why other countries are actively trying to reduce their exposure to the dollar. Peter connects that trend to production, trade balances, the enormous off-balance-sheet liabilities […]

Gold Shows Strength Even In Drop
The mainstream narrative was that gold had a massive drop and revealed a fundamental weakness that was not accounted for by investors with a high risk appetite as it shot towards $6000 an ounce. Gold did experience a major downward price shift, yet its limited extent proved that gold’s price increases here to stay. Even […]

Schiff w/ Lin: The Dollar’s Gravy Train is Ending
In his latest conversation with David Lin, Peter lays out a stark vision of a changing monetary order where gold regains its central role and the dollar’s slowly overtaken by other currencies as the reserve asset. He ties the shift to central bank behavior, the Fed’s role as buyer of last resort, and the political […]

Schiff w/ Millman: Gold Will Replace the Dollar
Last week, Peter joined Everett Millman on the Verified Macro Report to lay out a clear, uncompromising case against the last several decades of monetary policy and to explain why he sees gold and silver—not fiat or most cryptocurrencies—as the natural refuge for investors. He ties the Fed’s policy errors to rising long-term rates, a […]

Schiff on CapitalCosm: Silver Shortages Ahead
Peter recently Joined Danny on the CapitalCosm podcast to connect the dots between rising precious metal demand, a weakening U.S. dollar, and the narratives that have tried to replace gold — like Bitcoin. He warns listeners to treat physical metals differently than paper assets, explains why gold is reasserting its monetary role, and cautions that […]