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Schiff on Golf Cart Chronicles: The Dollar Is Starting a Tough Decade
Last week, Peter joined Matt on Golf Cart Chronicles to warn listeners that the decline of the dollar and a targeted hit on the precious metals market signal big shifts ahead. He argues the recent market actions were not random, predicts a long period of weak dollar performance and higher interest rates, and urges advisors […]

Schiff on Wolf Financial: Corporations Should Be Buying Gold
Earlier this week, Peter appeared on Wolf Financial to discuss his favorite themes — the unraveling credibility of fiat, the quiet reallocation into gold, and the costly mistakes corporate treasuries make when they confuse speculation with prudent reserves. He walks through how central banks are voting with purchases, why parts of the market look mispriced, […]

Schiff on Reality Check: Get the Government Out of Money
Peter joined Michael Simmons on Reality Check last week to explain why the recent drops in gold and silver are exactly the kind of price action investors should welcome. He connects the sell-off to forced liquidations in other markets, walks through decades of Federal Reserve (the Fed) policy mistakes, and warns that continued dollar creation […]

Schiff w/ Horowitz: Gold Is Being Targeted
Last week, in his second recent interview with Daniel Horowitz, Peter lays out a broad critique of today’s economic policy and market behavior. He centers the conversation on what he sees as a coordinated attempt to suppress precious metals, then ties that theme to the bigger-picture issues of stagflation, dollar debasement, tariffs, shifting debt strategy, […]

Schiff w/ Livera: Debt is the Bubble, Bitcoin Isn’t the Answer
At the end of January, in addition to his highly anticipated debate at the Plan B Bitcoin Forum in El Salvador, Peter also took part in an interview with debate moderator Stephan Livera on his podcast. In their conversation, Peter lays out a broad critique of where he thinks American policy and markets are headed: […]

Peter Schiff: More Tariffs Mean Less Affordability
In his Wednesday podcast, Peter walks listeners through the frantic moves in precious metals, the unraveling Bitcoin narrative, and recent weak jobs data. He argues the gold and silver sell-off was a technical flush rather than a change in fundamentals, warns that Bitcoin’s long-promised outperformance has failed, and calls out tariffs and government spin for […]

Schiff vs. Ammous: Tokenized Gold Trumps Bitcoin
Peter recently debated longtime Bitcoin proponent Saifedean Ammous to turn the usual Bitcoin-vs.-gold argument on its head. Rather than rehashing the old debate, he focuses on tokenized gold—specifically Tether Gold— and explains why a claim on real metal is a far better monetary proposition than a claim on nothing. He argues tokenized gold brings convenience […]

Peter Schiff: Trump Kick-Starts Dedollarization
On his Thursday podcast, Peter lays out why the market that really matters right now isn’t the Dow or the NASDAQ but precious metals and the stocks that mine them. He argues that institutional money is quietly rotating into gold and silver miners because central bank policies and geopolitical shifts, like threats of taking over […]

Peter Schiff: The Crash is Here
On Tuesday’s episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter warns that a sudden sell-off in U.S. assets is the opening act of a broader flight from the dollar. He connects the market moves to recent political rhetoric, warns that Treasuries are no longer a safe haven, and lays out the portfolio shifts he believes listeners […]

Schiff w/ Hipper: Limit Government, Protect Property
Peter recently joined crypto advocate Randi Hipper on her podcast for a conversation about the merits of crypto and precious metals and the state of the economy. Peter lays out a compact, libertarian case for limiting government, defending private property, and sticking with sound money. He traces his worldview to early lessons in Austrian economics, […]