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Even Jamie Dimon — one of the most powerful bankers in the world — just admitted it’s “semi-rational” to hold some gold. Think about that. Gold’s gone from $250 to over $4,000 in his career… and now he’s finally saying it makes sense to own some? It’s always made sense.

Peter Schiff examines gold and silver market volatility, critiques the Fed’s misguided policies, and discusses the implications of Trump’s influence on the economy. This episode is sponsored by Policygenius. Head to to compare free life insurance quotes from top companies and see how much you could save. In this episode

I own assets with a 15-year horizon, and some of those are gold mining companies. Sure, gold might look “toppy” at $4,000+, but it could just as easily hit $5,000 or $6,000. The fundamentals driving gold haven’t changed — they’ve actually gotten worse. And that’s exactly why I’m comfortable holding

Once the dollar starts to collapse, there’s no reversing it. The world is slowly moving off the dollar standard — just as the U.S. moved off the gold standard in the 1970s. The result could be an even bigger devaluation this time around, with the dollar eventually becoming just another

Foreign governments are sitting on nearly $10 trillion in U.S. bonds — and they’re trying to get out. But here’s the problem: when you sell U.S. bonds, you get U.S. dollars. And the whole point is to escape the dollar. So where do they go? Not euros. Not yen. There’s

For the first time, there’s real talk about sovereign risk in the United States. Investors abroad are starting to hedge their exposure to the U.S. dollar — and that’s a massive shift. By 2026, we could see the dollar plunge, inflation spike, commodities surge, and the bond market collapse. When