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Schiff on Fox Business: The Whole Mining Sector is Cheap

Peter recently appeared on Fox Business to comment on the precious metal sector’s record-breaking price action. With the yellow and white metal both reaching new all-time highs and the futures market showing no sign of slowing, Peter explains the rally and analyzes its broader significance to American savers and world governments.  He starts by putting […]

Measure Assets in Gold, Not Dollars

A new round of tariff announcements from the Trump administration sent markets reeling, with cold coming down from its all-time high over $4,050, only to settle above $4,000, signaling collective doubt in the system itself as investors rush to protect themselves with hard assets.  Collectively, markets are reaffirming gold’s role at the center of sovereignty, […]

Is It Too Late To Hop On The Gold Train?

Everyone from central banks to people saving for retirement are wondering whether now is too late to buy gold or whether the recent price increases will keep going. Gold has beat the market in the last two years, and kept even with it over the last 20 years. The rise in price of the last […]

Schiff on Soar Financially: Rate Cuts Will Fuel Inflation

Last week, Peter joined the Soar Financially channel to lay out a clear warning: the Fed’s hoped-for rate cuts won’t rescue growth, they’ll stoke inflation and leave the economy worse off. He connects loose monetary policy to fiscal excess, presidential meddling, and a renewed flight into gold — a classic signal that sound money advocates […]

Inflation: The Hidden Embezzlement

Critics of inflationary policy are correct to describe inflation as a subtle tax, with the heaviest burden falling on the poor. While inflation is indeed a regressive tax, it’s also helpful to view and describe money printers just as we would counterfeiters or embezzlers. The following article was originally published by the Mises Institute. The […]

Schiff on Commodity Culture: Gold Breaks $3,600

On Monday’s episode of the Commodity Culture podcast, Peter joins host Jesse Day and walks listeners through what he sees as a pivotal moment for precious metals and for the dollar. He argues that gold quietly began a new leg of its bull market in 2024, that the labor market is weaker than officials admit, […]

El Salvador Finally Buys Gold

After its Bitcoin-buying spree, El Salvador has made its largest gold purchase in over three decades, diversifying its holdings into real money. Across the world, Bitcoin evangelists are joining central banks and funneling capital into history’s one and only hard money asset. If they were smart, El Salvador would trade all their so-called “digital gold” […]

Why Gold is A Manipulator’s Nightmare

From 2003 to 2014, Deutsche Bank manipulated the daily price of gold. In the past, they set gold prices in conjunction with four other banks through phone calls, and they positioned themselves before releasing the prices to the public. Of course, this archaic means of price-setting was done away with, but this situation showed gold […]

Schiff on VRIC Media: Hike Rates, Back Gold, Dump Bitcoin

In a recent VRIC Media interview, Peter lays out a straightforward critique of modern monetary policy and the political choices driving today’s economy. He connects low interest rates, tariffs, and misguided enthusiasm for crypto to a brewing misallocation of resources, and points listeners toward gold and real assets as sensible hedges. He starts by taking […]

One Goal, Two Outcomes: Norwegian and Turkish Inflation Targeting Case Study

In a positive turn of events for the Turkish people, yearly inflation reached the lowest it has been in 4 years: 33.5%. This might seem like a laughable accomplishment, but given the turmoil of the Turkish Lira over the past decades, it is a huge positive step. In complete opposition to this, the Norwegian Central […]