Peter Schiff
Investors should buy more gold at its current price of $4,100 an ounce, rather than selling.
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The current upward movement in gold and silver marks the beginning of a significantly larger rally.
Gas prices will not remain at their current low levels for much longer.
The Federal Reserve will return to quantitative easing and will fund deficits with rate cuts.
The United States will experience bigger government deficits.
The fundamental reasons supporting precious metals strength will become stronger in 2026.
A bull market is underway for the entire precious metals complex, not just gold.
The upward movement in other precious metals (silver and platinum) is not yet over.
Gold will ultimately be necessary to bring stability to the markets.
US gold reserves are going to be very important in bringing stability back to the dollar.
The inflation problem will worsen as a direct consequence of the Federal Reserve's rate cuts.
Gold will ultimately be the sole means to bring stability to the markets.
Gold reserves will be very important in bringing stability back to the dollar.
The economy will experience a massive downturn with huge inflation before gold can bring stability.
The reported 178,000 new jobs for March will be revised down one or more times over the next year.
Current US economic data is inaccurate and highly skewed, leading to future revisions.
Gas prices are not going to remain low for much longer.
The inflation rate will accelerate as Trump's term progresses due to his policies impacting prices.
The Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates now is a significant mistake.
The existing inflation problem will worsen due to the Federal Reserve's rate cuts.
Investors should buy more gold and silver at current high prices, rather than selling.
An 'accident' or crisis is imminent or will occur involving Japanese government bonds.
A major fiscal crisis will occur during Donald Trump's presidency.
The Strait of Hormuz reopening is temporary and not permanent as Trump claims.
The US economy is not healthy when 43% of jobs are in healthcare.
An economy where 43% of new jobs are in healthcare is not a healthy or strong economy.
The US economy is not healthy when 43% of new jobs are created in healthcare.