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The Technicals: The Next Move Looks Bullish but it Needs to Come Sooner Rather than Later
Technical Analysis of Gold and Silver This analysis attempts to look at different metrics to understand the current momentum in the gold and silver markets. It is meant as an analysis on potential price direction in the very short-term (a few weeks to 1-2 months). In Q1, the analysis highlighted the break of support in […]

Richmond Fed’s Barkin Concedes Five Years of Inflation Failure
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin delivered a speech titled “Why Hike?” to the CFA Society Baltimore on September 22nd, discussing the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) recent rate hike of 25 basis points. The move marked the Fed’s first rate increase since mid-2023 and its first policy action of any kind since […]

Chicago Fed President Says Some Inflation Shocks Can No Longer Be Ignored
Austan Goolsbee, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, delivered remarks on September 21st at the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum in London that challenged one of the central tenets of modern monetary policy. Goolsbee argued that the post-1970s doctrine of “looking through” supply-driven price shocks needs revision, stating plainly that […]

Peter Schiff: The Fed’s Hike is a Bluff
In his post-FOMC podcast, Peter breaks down the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike and explains why the modest move signals much bigger economic problems ahead. He connects the dots between runaway fiscal policy, rising interest rates, and the political theater surrounding Donald Trump’s threats against Fed Chair Jerome Powell, all while warning listeners that crypto […]

A Free-Market Blueprint for the 50 States
As Washington continues piling up debt, deficits, and monetary intervention, meaningful reform is increasingly unlikely to come from the federal level, pushing the real action down to the states. Florida offers an imperfect but instructive model of lower taxation, spending restraint, and sound money, including its move to recognize gold and silver as legal tender, […]

Schiff on Trading Trends: America’s Debt Bomb is About to Go Off
Peter recently joined the “Trading Trends” podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about America’s deteriorating fiscal position, the enduring appeal of gold, and why he remains bearish on Bitcoin. He also touches on why the dollar continues to attract capital despite its obvious flaws, and lays out how the ongoing conflict with Iran reveals cracks in […]

Schiff vs. Gammon: US Treasuries are Turning Toxic
Last week, Peter squared off against George Gammon in a lively debate on the future of the U.S. dollar, moderated by Mario Nawfal. The two economic commentators debate the sustainability of America’s fiscal trajectory, the role gold could play as central banks diversify away from the dollar, and the risk of a full-blown currency crisis. […]

Schiff on Redacted: Inflation Never Went Away
Peter recently joined Clayton and Natali Morris on the Redacted podcast to walk through why the inflation story never should have lost steam. He covers everything from diesel prices to the copper and gold ratio, the Fed’s toothless rate policy, the hidden costs of the AI boom, and why he thinks inflation will once again […]

ECB Celebrates 25 Years of Euro Cash, Failing to Mention Its Falling Value
The European Central Bank (ECB) marked the 25th anniversary of euro cash this month with a speech from Executive Board member Piero Cipollone, delivered September 14th at the House of the Euro in Brussels. Titled “The future of euro cash: trusted today, designed for tomorrow,” the address celebrated the currency’s 2002 launch, when 308 million […]

Schiff on VRIC Media: The Dollar Crisis is Here
Last week, Peter sat down with Darrell from VRIC Media to discuss the Fed’s credibility problem, the true costs of tariffs and war, and why he believes gold’s historic rise is only getting started. He walks through the disconnect between the Fed’s rhetoric and its actions, the hidden costs of foreign intervention, and the looming […]