Gold just hit its highest monthly close ever at $5,278—up 21.5% in just two months—while Bitcoin crashes 27% and the stock market barely moves, proving precious metals are where the real money is flowing as central banks accelerate their de-dollarization strategy.

Gold just broke above $5,100 — and almost no one is talking about it. While politicians argue over tariffs, the real story is accelerating stagflation. GDP growth collapsed from 4.4% to 1.4%. Core PCE inflation is rising again. The Fed is openly debating rate cuts while inflation runs 50% above target.

The Dow Jones just closed above 50,000 for the first time ever – but is that really something to celebrate? In this live Friday Gold Wrap, Peter Schiff explains why the Dow’s milestone is meaningless when measured in real terms. Priced in gold, the Dow has lost roughly 75% of its value since 1999. Inflation, not prosperity, is driving asset prices higher, masking a deep affordability crisis caused by government spending and monetary expansion.

Gold and silver just experienced one of the most violent paper selloffs in history—but does it actually change the bull market? In this special Sunday night edition of the Schiff Gold Market Wrap, Peter Schiff explains why this crash was driven by coordinated futures selling, not fundamentals, and why it represents an opportunity rather than a turning point.

In this Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap, Peter Schiff breaks down the explosive start to 2026 for precious metals after a historic 2025: gold surged, silver and platinum ripped higher, and mining stocks finally confirmed the bull market by outperforming the metals. Peter explains why this is no longer “just a gold story,” why silver’s breakout likely reset support far above the old $50 ceiling, and why miners still look cheap despite massive gains.

Silver just did the unthinkable: it blew through $100 and closed around $102.50—an all-time record high. Gold is right behind it near $4,980, and Peter Schiff expects the $5,000 level to break soon (possibly Sunday night when global markets open).

Gold and silver just posted historic record highs, and Wall Street is still asleep. In this week’s Schiff Gold Friday Market Wrap, Peter Schiff breaks down the biggest one-day dollar rally in gold history, silver’s surge above $90 an ounce, and why recent volatility is consolidation at extreme highs — not a top.

The Federal Reserve claims quantitative easing is over — but this week proved otherwise. In this SchiffGold Friday Market Wrap, Peter Schiff explains why the Fed’s new Treasury-buying program is QE in everything but name, and why this shift is already sending gold and silver sharply higher. Despite rate cuts, long-term yields are rising, the dollar is weakening, and inflation pressures are building again. Gold closed the week above $4,300, silver surged past $60, and mining stocks are now confirming the bull market. Meanwhile, Bitcoin continues to lag as real money takes center stage. Peter breaks down: Why the Fed had to restart QE Why bond yields are rising anyway Why inflation is not going back to 2% Why gold, silver, and miners are leading the next leg higher Why waiting for “the dip” is a mistake If you’re still sitting on the sidelines, this is the week that changed everything.

Peter Schiff presents his 'Friday Gold Market Wrap,' starting with a reflection on Thanksgiving and an unexpected but critical analysis of gold and silver markets. Despite intentions to skip the wrap, the dramatic movements in gold and silver prices warranted attention. Schiff highlights record highs in silver, mentioning silver's substantial year-to-date increase of 95% and anticipating it could reach $100 an ounce next year. Gold also showed significant gains, with predictions of surpassing $5,000 next year. Schiff affirms his long-term bullish stance on silver outperforming gold, urging investors to buy both metals. He also discusses the impressive performance of gold and silver mining stocks, which are now gaining traction over crypto investments. Emphasizing the bullish environment for precious metals, Schiff underscores the importance of purchasing gold and silver as strategic investments, particularly during the holiday season.

Peter Schiff says this week marks a major unraveling of risk assets. After Nvidia’s earnings spark a brief bump, tech, AI, and especially crypto collapse. Bitcoin plunges and crypto-linked stocks get wiped out, showing the bubble is deflating fast unless Trump bizarrely bails it out. Gold and silver stay firmly above key levels ($4,000 and $50) despite volatility, proving the bull market is intact. Schiff highlights Asian buying, a weakening yen carry trade, and the possibility of Japan dumping Treasuries—adding pressure to U.S. markets. He argues 2026 will bring huge institutional and retail rotation into gold, with central banks already leading the way. With crypto and tech breaking down, Schiff says the only bull market still standing is precious metals, and the move is just beginning.

Wild week for precious metals: despite violent intraday swings, gold still closed up ~2.2% around $4,080 and silver up ~4.7% above $50—with silver briefly tagging $54+ overnight. The key: $4,000 is acting as gold’s new floor (just like $3,000 became the new $2,000), and $50 is emerging as support for silver. Meanwhile, risk is coming off across markets: NASDAQ down ~4–5%, Treasuries selling (yields up), and crypto cracked back below 100K. Capital is rotating toward real safe havens and cash-generating miners. In this wrap: Asian session buying vs U.S. session selling, why the biggest drops happen late-week, how Fed indecision + sticky inflation support metals, and why policy gimmicks (tariff “dividends,” selective tariff cuts, attacks on producers, mortgage backstops) are bullish for gold in the real world. I also cover gap-up risk into Sunday night/Monday, and why the miners’ earnings torque is still being mispriced.