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January 28, 2026 ・Interviews

Schiff w/ Horowitz: Gold Will Climb as the Dollar Fades

Last week, Peter joined Daniel Horowitz on the CR Podcast to lay out a clear, sweeping case for why gold is not merely a safe haven but the logical outcome of decades of monetary mismanagement. He walks through his long-standing gold forecast, why the dollar’s reserve role is unraveling, how bonds are signaling inflation, why […]

January 28, 2026 ・Original Analysis

Anaxagoras and Societal Nous

Anaxagoras developed a vision of matter that can deeply impact our own understanding of societal frameworks. He wrote that within each part of matter in the material world, there was potential for all other parts. Each bit of matter was infinitely divisible, and could become anything based on the bidding of the Nous. This Nous […]

January 28, 2026 ・Interviews

Schiff on Wealth Building Blueprint: Higher Rates are the Cure

In a recent appearance on the Wealth Building Blueprint, Peter goes wide on the gold and silver setup and the macro limits of policy in this episode, arguing that everything from central banks to retail investors will be forced to take notice of the metals’ recent price action. He traces the last cycle, explains why […]

January 28, 2026 ・Original Analysis

A Pathway to Dedominance

Ever since Teddy Roosevelt’s “Great White Fleet” initiative, the United States has striven to hold onto some form of international dominance. The two World Wars gave us a perfect opportunity to rise quickly and re-order world affairs to our fancy. This form of relationship with other countries was a stark departure from the more isolationist […]

January 28, 2026 ・Interviews

Schiff on Auctus Edge: The Dollar’s End Means a Gold Rush

Last week, Peter joined Patrick Vierra on The Auctus Edge to lay out how the era of cheap credit and easy living is ending and why that shift is driving gold and silver. He connects rising global yields, renewed quantitative easing (QE), and the political risks that follow a collapsing dollar to explain why sound […]

January 24, 2026 ・Exploring Finance

Elevated Silver Delivery Volume Has Metal Leaving Comex Vaults

The CME Comex is the Exchange where futures are traded for gold, silver, and other commodities. The CME also allows futures buyers to turn their contracts into physical metal through delivery. You can find more detail on the CME here (e.g., vault types, major/minor months, delivery explanation, historical data, etc.). The data below looks at […]

January 24, 2026 ・Guest Commentaries

Why Homes Are No Longer Affordable

The “Affordability Crisis” continues to dominate headlines and stump speeches, and the White House’s latest campaign against the Fed is a misguided response to bring prices down via expansionary monetary policy. Everyone in Washington, D.C. seems to have forgotten that this monetary policy is what caused the last decade of inflation, with the housing sector […]

January 24, 2026 ・Original Analysis

Gold Nears $5,000

Everyone was wrong once again. From the big banks to even free market pundits, no one predicted the massive price increase of gold in so short a timeframe. Even after being disproven by gold’s rapid rise to 4000 just a few months ago, the mainstream narrative still stood that gold was slowing. Just as they […]

January 21, 2026 ・Interviews

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, […]

January 16, 2026 ・Guest Commentaries

Why Rate Cuts Only Delay Economic Recovery

Politicians have tricked their citizens into believing that low interest rates will solve their economic troubles– perhaps by lowering housing prices or stimulating the economy out of a recession. In reality, slashing rates isn’t a cure to economic ailments; it’s a poison that corrupts saving and investment and raises prices across the economy. The following […]