Silver’s industrial demand
There isn’t a lot of silver out there relative to the demand that I see for it in industry.
Perspectives on gold, monetary policy and the economy.
Silver’s industrial demand
There isn’t a lot of silver out there relative to the demand that I see for it in industry.
Schiff discusses industrial demand and silver’s price relative to gold in a Kitco interview excerpt published by SchiffGold.
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.
A published excerpt from Schiff’s CapitalCosm interview discussing gold’s rise and his concerns about US debt and the dollar.
Borrowing versus saving
We’re not saving enough; we’re borrowing and spending too much.
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.
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.
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.
Gold as a warning signal
If gold is really going up, that is the canary in the coal mine.
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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