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In Friday’s podcast episode, Peter breaks down the recent wave of Democratic victories across the country and what they reveal about the true state of the American economy. He connects the dots between voter frustration, Trump’s disconnect from everyday struggles, and the coming political and financial consequences, including his forecast for gold, silver, and the […]

In a recent interview on the Mining Network channel, Peter and host Peter Gadsdon survey a political and economic landscape that seems increasingly chaotic and explain why none of it bodes well for the dollar. Schiff touches on the resurgence of the Democratic Party, the exploding cost of servicing the national debt, doubts about the […]

Current Trends The US government has borrowed over $750B in the last three months. This is a massive sum of money, especially after borrowing $800B in the three months prior. At the current pace, the US Government could borrow close to $3T over a 12-month span. Not only is this completely unsustainable, but the problem […]

On Tuesday’s podcast, Peter breaks down the sharp correction hitting gold and silver after their historic run higher, and uses it as a launching pad to question whether the Federal Reserve has any real intention of fighting inflation. He also takes aim at Washington’s spending habits, arguing that neither party is serious about shrinking government, […]

Global gold demand held near record territory in the third quarter of 2026, with central banks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and rising prices combining to produce one of the strangest demand pictures in years. According to the World Gold Council’s latest report, total global gold demand reached 1,369 tonnes in Q3, down just 1% from a […]

After last year’s powerful rally, gold and silver have settled into a trading range that may be quietly building pressure for the next big move. Beneath the surface, metal is flowing east to Asia, American stackers have stepped back, and mining stocks sit near historic lows in ownership while the Fed keeps quietly accommodating Washington’s […]

When a $20 Gold Coin Became Worth Thousands of Dollars Imagine finding a $20 coin in your grandfather’s collection. Not a twenty-dollar bill. An actual gold coin, stamped with the words “Twenty Dollars” and issued by the United States government. You might assume it’s worth a little more than $20 because it’s old. That would […]

Oil above $100 is creating a new inflation problem for the Fed Oil has earned its reputation as black gold, but unlike the precious metal, this liquid gold is consumed. It fuels the trucks delivering groceries. It fuels tractors harvesting crops. It moves people around the world. But when its price rises, the effects don’t […]

If you walked into a Rolex dealer in 2024 and tried on a white-gold Daytona, you’d have been looking at a watch that cost considerably less than it does today. The same watch now retails for roughly $59,100, about 33% more than it did two years ago. In June alone, Rolex raised prices on its […]

Imagine running a business where every time you sell a product for one cent, you spend four cents manufacturing. You’d probably reconsider your operating model quickly. The United States government took many years to reconsider a similar situation.  For years, the U.S. Mint produced pennies that cost more to manufacture and distribute than their face […]