Peter Schiff

America was founded by rugged individuals who created government to secure their rights and leave them alone. Americans today want government to violate other people's rights, steal their stuff, and give it to them. The home of the free has become the land of the freeloader.

A copper producer we've been following just quadrupled from our entry level after eliminating all outstanding debt and raising their dividend. A zinc/silver miner turned a $80 million loss in 2024 into $208 million in net income in 2025. And a platinum company is sitting on $54 million in net cash with an EV/net income of 6.5x — with their heavy capital spending behind them and volume growth ahead. These aren't lottery tickets. They're companies producing real assets the world can't function without, bought at single-digit multiples while the market was looking elsewhere. Take a look at my premium investment research: secure.schiffsovereign.com/go/?r=strategi…

Financial regulation divides the industry into three tiers - protected big banks, heavily scrutinized derivatives markets, and fast-growing private credit operating beyond regulators’ full grasp. schiffgold.com/commentaries/3…

Fed ADMITS They're TOTALLY WRONG About Inflation youtube.com/watch?v=ARxddj…

The ante for the Iran war has already risen to $200 billion. Once committed, the government will be throwing hundreds of billions more into the pot. The bigger threat is not Iran itself, but the debt and inflation that will result from financing a war with an uncertain outcome.

@WeiWeiTan636733 Well if you really bougth all of your gold and silver at the absolute top, the best thing you can do now is buy more. That will give you more metal at a lower average price.

@PeterSchiff Peter, please tell me what should I do? I listen to you and buy silver and gold in January, now I am under water 50 % in Silver and 20% in gold, I need your advice!

Trump is right about one thing, the Fed spending $4 billion to renovate its headquarters is a boondoggle. But spending other people's money is the inherent problem with government. As far as the Fed was concerned, the renovations were free. On a separate note, if FOMC members are not competent enough to remodel a single building, why are we trusting their judgment to be the architects of the entire U.S. economy?

Trump is repeating the lie that everyone told him that it was impossible for the Dow to hit $50K during his term. This despite the fact that the Dow was trading at $44K on his first day on the job. I doubt one person told Trump that a 3.4% annual gain in the Dow was impossible.

@B3nL1pman Because the government is insuring the mortgage. If the government was not involved that I would agree it would be none of the government's business.

@PeterSchiff Sure so it would be smart to have full coverage but my question is why the government needs to mandate full coverage. Sounds like overreach.

To make homeownership seem more affordable, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are loosening insurance requirements so policies no longer have to cover the full replacement cost of a roof, only its current value. But when homeowners need a new roof, many may not be able to afford one.

@B3nL1pman Because if a roof needs repair and the homeowner can't afford to pay for it that reduces the value of the home, raising the risk of loss in foreclosure for taxpayers who stand behing Fannie and Freddie mortgage guarantees.

@PeterSchiff So now you can select full value or partial? Why is freedom to choose a bad thing?

What's interesting is despite gold and silver selling off sharply, the U.S. dollar is also falling against other foreign currencies. So if forex traders realize that cancelling rate cuts is not bullish for the dollar, why do precious metals traders think it's bearish for gold?

@zerohedge This was before the war and before the big rise in mortgage rates. The next shoe to drop will be housing prices, which are about to crash. The current bubble housing bubble is even bigger than the one that popped in 2007.

US New Home Sales Collapse By Most In 13 Years In January zerohedge.com/personal-finan…

@futurexwealth But policy is not restictive. Interest rates are too low and the Fed is reluctant to raise them. That means the inflation rate will keep rising, which is very bullish for gold.

@PeterSchiff Gold and silver are adjusting to a repricing of rate cuts. As long as inflation remains elevated, policy is likely to stay restrictive, which limits upside for metals.

Gold and silver are selling off again because investors realize rising inflation takes rate cuts off the table. But they don't realize that while the Fed holds rates steady, inflation will run away. By the time it acts even a 6% fed funds rate won't be high enough to rein it in.

The spread between Brent and West Texas crude continues to widen, as the former is now above $114 while the latter is still below $97. This could increase tension between the U.S. and its European allies who are suffering a greater consequence when it comes to energy prices.

Peter Schiff warns inflation - not oil - will define the next crisis. War spending, bigger deficits, and money printing could push gold to new highs. schiffgold.com/interviews/sch…

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A few data points from our Strategic Assets portfolio this year: A US fertilizer producer — the only large-scale domestic producer of its kind — is up 60% YTD. A South African coal company, up 70%. Two tanker shipping companies, up 40-44%. One of those tanker companies just declared the largest quarterly dividend in their history. These weren't speculative bets. They're profitable producers of commodities the world physically needs, which we bought at reasonable valuations while everyone else was chasing AI stocks. Governments are debasing their currencies. Critical industries have been starved of capital for a decade. And global supply chains that everyone took for granted are fracturing. That's the real assets thesis — and it keeps delivering. Check out my premium investment research to find out more: secure.schiffsovereign.com/go/?r=strategi…