In this episode of Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap, hosted by Peter Schiff, the focus is on the latest developments in the gold and silver markets as Halloween approaches. Schiff discusses the recent scare that shook gold and silver investors, particularly those in mining stocks, who experienced a sharp decline after a period of bullish sentiment. He explores the concept of mainstream investors entering the gold market and emphasizes the natural corrections in a bull market that eliminate weaker players. Schiff details gold’s price action, noting a recent drop from nearly $4,400 to around $4,000, which he identifies as a support zone. He also highlights silver's similar trajectory, with prices correcting below $50 after breaking through this level. Schiff introduces a new initiative on the Schiff Gold website, promoting the TGold platform that allows users to trade, store, and eventually transact in gold and silver. He elaborates on the development of debit and credit cards linked to gold accounts and the broader vision of creating a gold-based monetary system that offers a secure, valuable alternative to fiat currencies. Schiff underscores the importance of converting and saving in gold to protect purchasing power against inflation. Additionally, he touches on the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut and how it affects market dynamics. Closing with plans for further enhancements to the platform, Schiff invites listeners to join the movement towards a self-imposed gold standard.
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In this episode of Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap, hosted by Peter Schiff, the focus is on the latest developments in the gold and silver markets as Halloween approaches. Schiff discusses the recent scare that shook gold and silver investors, particularly those in mining stocks, who experienced a sharp decline after a period of bullish sentiment. He explores the concept of mainstream investors entering the gold market and emphasizes the natural corrections in a bull market that eliminate weaker players. Schiff details gold’s price action, noting a recent drop from nearly $4,400 to around $4,000, which he identifies as a support zone. He also highlights silver's similar trajectory, with prices correcting below $50 after breaking through this level. Schiff introduces a new initiative on the Schiff Gold website, promoting the TGold platform that allows users to trade, store, and eventually transact in gold and silver. He elaborates on the development of debit and credit cards linked to gold accounts and the broader vision of creating a gold-based monetary system that offers a secure, valuable alternative to fiat currencies. Schiff underscores the importance of converting and saving in gold to protect purchasing power against inflation. Additionally, he touches on the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut and how it affects market dynamics. Closing with plans for further enhancements to the platform, Schiff invites listeners to join the movement towards a self-imposed gold standard.
Stagflation Heavy Why Gold and Silver Still Look Cheap SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap
SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap Podcast
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Stagflation Heavy Why Gold and Silver Still Look Cheap SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap
In this week's Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap, Peter Schiff delves into the significant rise in precious metals, noting that gold closed the week around $3,643 and silver at $42.16, marking new highs. Schiff emphasizes that gold and silver remain undervalued when adjusted for true inflation, urging investors to act swiftly. He criticizes the Federal Reserve's anticipated rate cuts amidst rising inflation and a weakening labor market, predicting dire consequences for the dollar's value and long-term interest rates. Schiff warns of impending stagflation and advocates for investing in precious metals. The episode critically assesses government labor reports and Trump’s influence on the Fed, underscoring the urgency of buying gold and silver now before prices escalate further.
SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap Podcast
In this episode of Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap, hosted by Peter Schiff, the focus is on the latest developments in the gold and silver markets as Halloween approaches. Schiff discusses the recent scare that shook gold and silver investors, particularly those in mining stocks, who experienced a sharp decline after a period of bullish sentiment. He explores the concept of mainstream investors entering the gold market and emphasizes the natural corrections in a bull market that eliminate weaker players. Schiff details gold’s price action, noting a recent drop from nearly $4,400 to around $4,000, which he identifies as a support zone. He also highlights silver's similar trajectory, with prices correcting below $50 after breaking through this level. Schiff introduces a new initiative on the Schiff Gold website, promoting the TGold platform that allows users to trade, store, and eventually transact in gold and silver. He elaborates on the development of debit and credit cards linked to gold accounts and the broader vision of creating a gold-based monetary system that offers a secure, valuable alternative to fiat currencies. Schiff underscores the importance of converting and saving in gold to protect purchasing power against inflation. Additionally, he touches on the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut and how it affects market dynamics. Closing with plans for further enhancements to the platform, Schiff invites listeners to join the movement towards a self-imposed gold standard.
