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Peter Schiff.

Perspectives on gold, monetary policy and the economy.

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Silver’s industrial demand

There isn’t a lot of silver out there relative to the demand that I see for it in industry.
Peter SchiffSchiffGold ·
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Schiff discusses industrial demand and silver’s price relative to gold in a Kitco interview excerpt published by SchiffGold.

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Gold and confidence in the dollar

Yeah, I think it’s becoming clear to people who didn’t see it before that gold is the new safe haven.
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A published excerpt from Schiff’s CapitalCosm interview discussing gold’s rise and his concerns about US debt and the dollar.

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Borrowing versus saving

We’re not saving enough; we’re borrowing and spending too much.
Peter SchiffSchiffGold — Mark Mitchell interview ·
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In a guest appearance with Mark Mitchell, Schiff argues that artificially low interest rates distort investment and encourage excessive borrowing. This is his economic assessment, published in November 2024.

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Gold prices and purchasing power

There’s no limit because, again, gold isn’t changing—it’s the value of the dollar that’s decreasing.
Peter SchiffSchiffGold ·
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Speaking on the Lead-Lag Report, Schiff argues that currency depreciation can drive much higher nominal gold prices. He is discussing a long-term scenario, not a guaranteed return.

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Gold as a warning signal

If gold is really going up, that is the canary in the coal mine.
Peter SchiffSchiffGold ·
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In an interview with Todd Sachs, Schiff interprets rising gold prices as a warning about monetary policy and confidence in the dollar. This is his interpretation at the time.

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