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Economist and market commentator Peter Schiff argues that investors may be underestimating persistent inflation risks and their potential impact on precious metals.
On his latest podcast, Peter runs through a wide range of topics, starting with the Federal Reserve's confused approach to interest rates and inflation.
Silver Dave compares silver, gold, Bitcoin, the Dow Jones, and the S&P 500 over five years. Which comes out on top? Also, hear his silver stacking strategy inspired by a conversation with Yankee Stacking! Plus, a trip to the mint takes an unexpected
Silver Dave wheels and deals with some local kids who end up saying the most WILD things! Plus, something even he hasn't seen before …
Felix Nikolas Prehn, economist and former investment banker, explains what really happened when a company claimed it can make gold from mercury using nuclear fusion, why the maths behind the scare does not work, and what the people who actually print
In the 1964 film The Pawnbroker, Rod Steiger plays Sol Nazerman, a Holocaust survivor who operates a pawnshop in Harlem. In one memorable scene, his young assistant asks him what he believes in. "Money," he answers.
Markets have been volatile over the last several weeks, with selling pressure spreading across tech stocks and speculative assets.
BREAKING: A fusion startup says it has turned mercury into gold, producing 10 times more than CERN's previous record.
Here's How it Might Work.
FINANCIAL BOMBSHELL: RUSSIA Increases Gold Purchases 5x As Elites All Over The Planet Are Hoarding All The Gold And Silver They Can Get Their Hands On!
Funds Keep Buying Gold, So Why Is Price Falling
Felix Nikolas Prehn, economist and former investment banker, explains why the world's central banks kept buying gold while the price fell to a seven-week low, why they are moving their gold to vaults they trust more, and what America's interest bill
In this video, Gerald Celente & Lynette Zang examine the real causes behind recent volatility, separating the impact of AI on software firms from broader inflationary concerns. Investors looking for clarity on asset performance will find a clear expl
...the government gets to cherry-pick what items go in the CPI basket and their weightings. It's like letting a student grade his own paper. In short, the CPI is rigged. It is nothing more than misleading government propaganda intended to conceal t
Silver Dave hosts another meet and greet at the silver showroom, where he hears the most incredible stories - and a massive surprise was caught on camera!
Gold ETFs currently account for 87% of his portfolio.
Adam Kokesh...
In Wednesday's episode of his podcast, Peter walks through the self-reinforcing cycle of deficits, inflation, and interest rates that he believes is cornering the U.S. economy, and explains why rising inflation numbers should be sending investors i
Silver Dave shares predictions from his team on where silver prices could be headed after a sudden market dip! Plus, a look at what's driving silver demand, the potential impact of inflation, and a special sale on American Silver Eagles.
Gold doesn't have to be a 'dead asset': Tokenization could unlock utility and expand the market – LBMA 2026
Decentralize.TV - Episode 166 – Oct 15, 2026 - Chris Sullivan on Asset Tokenization and the Digital Control Grid, Making Gold Productive Outside the Banks, Engineered Oil Scarcity and the AI Bubble
Silver Dave explores the surprising connection between rising diesel fuel prices and silver mining and what it could mean for the price of silver! Plus, details on an upcoming meet and greet at the showroom and a special sale on American Silver Eagle
"There is no such thing as paying down the debt. There is no such thing as allowing a recession to happen anymore. It's just a game of rollover."
For 150 years, one metal has quietly run the modern world: copper. It's in your walls, in every EV motor, and packed into every AI data center on Earth. Only silver conducts better -- and silver is far too expensive to string across a continent. So
Publisher Recommended In 1933, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt did something no American president had done before. He made it a federal crime for ordinary citizens to own gold. Executive Order 6102 was signed on April 5, 1933, and overnig
Although gold is recognized as an essential monetary asset, it is also a dead asset, just sitting on a ledger;
For decades, African countries have exported raw resources and watched much of the processing, certification and trading value happen somewhere else.
What a week.
Gold is climbing notably this morning, underscoring the potential for the precious metal to ratchet higher into year-end thanks to sustained buying from central banks and retail investors.
Meet Felix Nikolas Prehn: I'm your host, Felix Nikolas Prehn -- economist and former investment banker.
