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Crypto Industry & Wall Street Unite Against Gold
Join Peter Schiff for a special Tuesday Market Wrap episode of the Schiff Gold Podcast, where he dives into the historic highs and recent volatility in the gold and silver markets. Originally planning to cover two weeks of market activity in a single Friday wrap-up, Schiff decided to address the significant happenings of the past […]

The Technicals: Recovering from 2011 PTSD
Editors Note I typically write the Technical Analysis quarterly. I most recently analyzed the data last month; however, the gold and silver market has seen a year’s worth of activity in the last month. Thus, I thought it would be good to review again this month. Furthermore, as someone who lived through the last blow […]
Gold and Silver Break Out; Bitcoin Breaks Down | SchiffGold Friday Market Wrap
Peter Schiff presents a detailed analysis of the precious metals market in this week’s Schiff Gold Friday wrap-up. He highlights a historic week for gold and silver, noting gold’s record high surpassing $4,000 and silver’s rise above $50. Schiff discusses the market’s reaction to these increases, the nervousness of investors, and the subsequent stock sell-offs, […]

Schiff on Triangle Investor: Gold Warns the Dollar Is Losing Its Grip
Peter appears on Triangle Investor Interviews to unpack the recent surge in precious metals and what it reveals about confidence in the U.S. dollar. He ties gold’s rapid advance to failures in fiscal and monetary policy, and he raises questions about the future of both tokenized assets and Bitcoin compared with real, physical bullion. He […]

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 […]

Peter Schiff: Shutdown Hides Jobs Losses
On Friday’s episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter dissects a strange Friday in which the headline non-farm payrolls report never arrived because of the government shutdown. He links the missing data to an alarming private-payroll print, explains why the stock market is celebrating weakness for the wrong reasons, and reminds listeners that gold — […]

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 […]
Gold and Silver Soar to New Heights | SchiffGold Friday Market Wrap
Join Peter Schiff for this week’s Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap as gold and silver reach new record highs! Discover why gold closed just below $3,900 and silver hit a 14-year high, and what these moves mean for investors. Peter breaks down the latest trends in precious metals, mining stocks (GDX, GDXJ), and the impact […]

Payrolls Shrink, Gold Brushes $3,900 Amid Labor Squeeze
U.S. private employers unexpectedly cut 32,000 jobs in September, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report released Tuesday, marking the first aggregate decline since early 2024. Goods makers shed 3,000 positions and service industries bled another 28,000, with layoffs concentrated in leisure and hospitality (-19,000) and professional and business services (-13,000). The dismal headline […]

Schiff on The Land Development Podcast: Inflation Is the Threat
Peter recently appeared on the Land Development Podcast to lay out a simple case: inflation is the central problem for the economy, and the market is already signaling that through the surge in precious metals and commodity prices. He ties that trend to current policy choices — tariffs, deficit spending and energy misallocation — and […]