Federal Reserve: Capitulation is the Beginning of the End

Peter Schiff gives a fantastic explanation of the current state of the stock market and how the Federal Reserve has made an 180 degree on monetary policy when the stock markets crashed in the forth quarter of 2018.

Will Gold Finally Make A Comeback?

Peter Schiff recently participated in the Ultimate Gold Panel (VRIC) moderated by Kitco's Daniela Cambone. 

Panel introduction: I don't have to remind many of you that gold has been in a Dead Money trade for a long time now we were above seventeen hundred and twenty eleven but you know for the next four years we've just gone down down down and now we've been stuck in this range of 1,200 to 1,300 so the question is is 2019 the year for gold can it finally make that comeback?

Inflation Pressures Will Be Bullish For Gold

As inflation pressures start to pick up more investors are going to acknowledge the benefits of owning gold. You can watch the whole video interview with Kitco here: Peter Schiff: "More People Will Wake Up" To Gold’s Benefits

The End Of Quantitative Tightening

As I forecast from the day the Federal Reserve first announced its plan to shrink its balance sheet, it now admits it will abort the process long before it's finished. I also forecast that this policy reversal would be a precursor to a return to quantitative easing (QE). That forecast will soon come true too.

More People Are Going To Wake Up To The Benefits Of Owning Gold

We've entered a bear market and we're now in a correction, we're having a rally in a bear market in the US. But I think this is early in the bear market so as that grinds down, as we make new lows and as inflation really starts to take a toll on the real value of people's savings and their investments (not just their stocks but in particular their bonds, their savings the cash value of their insurance policies) as inflation too starts to erode away their purchasing power, more and more people are gonna wake up to the benefits of owning gold.

The Primary Trend In Stocks Is Down

Because the bubble popped we entered a bear market in the US. Right now we're having our first correction in that bear market where you get a rally.

In a bull market the corrections are down. Well, in a bear market the corrections are when the market moves up and I think we're in one of those right now but I think the primary trend in stocks is down.