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Stagflation Heavy: Why Gold and Silver Still Look Cheap | SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap
In this week’s Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap, Peter Schiff delves into the significant rise in precious metals, noting that gold closed the week around $3,643 and silver at $42.16, marking new highs. Schiff emphasizes that gold and silver remain undervalued when adjusted for true inflation, urging investors to act swiftly. He criticizes the Federal […]
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Exploring FinanceGold & Silver Surge! – SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap
Gold just traded above $3,600 for the first time ever, and silver is surging past $41! In this short Shift Gold Friday Market Wrap, Peter Schiff breaks down the incredible gains this week: Peter highlights the key catalysts behind this leg of the bull market and why the fourth quarter could be the strongest yet. […]
Central Bankers vs. The Dollar
If Donald Trump has his way and recent reports are accurate, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is considering stepping down from his position. While extremely rare, Fed Chairs resigning before the end of their term isn’t entirely unheard of. Powell’s obligations would ordinarily extend to May 2026.
Schiff Tackles Dedollarization on Resource Talks
Peter recently appeared on the Resource Talks Youtube channel to discuss the future of gold and the U.S. economy. In his interview, which makes up the first portion of the show, Peter specifically speaks to the looming financial crises facing the United States, unsustainable debt levels, the inevitable collapse of the dollar, and the role […]
The Fed vs. The Treasury: All Roads Lead to Inflation
In the fight against inflation, is it the Fed or the Treasury that calls the shots? The answer is, it’s both. The Fed raises interest rates to make loans less attractive and bring inflation down, but The Treasury has its own set of magic tricks to artificially “stimulate” or “tighten” the economy as well. One of […]