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Schiff explicitly states, "whenever gold goes down, just buy it," and cites central bank demand, inflation, and dollar weakness as drivers, with targets now at $10,000-$20,000. Central banks are diversifying from dollars into gold, a trend accelerated by geopolitical tensions like the Iran war, while expected Fed QE will further devalue fiat currencies. LONG because gold is a proven store of value during monetary debasement and geopolitical uncertainty, with strong structural demand. A productivity boom from AI could reduce inflationary pressures and the need for hard assets.
GOLD
Thread Guy
Apr 08, 18:44
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Schiff directly says, "Bitcoin's going to crash," and notes it remains below its 2021 high, with ~12% returns over five years, calling it a "broken clock" asset. He argues Bitcoin lacks intrinsic value, faces competition from gold as a hedge, and investors will shift new money away from it as confidence wanes. SHORT because Bitcoin is viewed as overvalued, speculative, and prone to collapse as traditional safe havens like gold gain favor. Bitcoin could see renewed adoption or regulatory support, driving prices higher contrary to his view.
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Thread Guy
Apr 08, 18:44
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Schiff states, "I hate cash," and that "inflation is going to destroy the value," keeping only minimal cash for expenses while being nearly fully invested. He expects aggressive Fed easing and money printing to erode purchasing power, making cash a losing asset compared to tangible or productive investments. AVOID holding significant cash balances in favor of assets like gold, silver, or foreign stocks that can preserve or increase value. A deflationary shock or sudden dollar strength could make cash more valuable temporarily.
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Thread Guy
Apr 08, 18:44
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Schiff states, "any pullback is a buying opportunity" for gold and silver. He attributes the rally from $2,000 to $5,500 to central bank buying and expects this trend to accelerate due to the Iran conflict incentivizing de-dollarization. He believes the US fiscal and monetary path (more QE, high debt) will continue to debase the dollar, and geopolitical tensions will push central banks to further diversify into gold. LONG because he sees sustained institutional demand and macro tailwinds. He advises his clients and viewers to accumulate physical metal. An unexpected, massive surge in productivity from AI that creates deflationary abundance, though he views this as a low-probability black swan.
GOLD
Thread Guy
Apr 07, 23:32
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Schiff states gold at ~$4,800 is "cheap," predicts it will go to $10,000-$20,000 as the dollar debases, and recommends buying on dips. Accelerating inflation that the Fed cannot stop, coupled with an eventual dollar crisis, will drive real asset demand. Gold historically preserves purchasing power when fiat currency loses value. LONG because gold is the primary hedge against the coming "inflationary depression" and dollar collapse; its nominal price must rise to reflect the dollar's loss of purchasing power. The Fed executes Volcker-style aggressive rate hikes, triggering deflationary collapse and a short-term rush to cash.
GOLD
Julia LaRoche Show
Mar 19, 14:00
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Schiff states crypto investors are "betting on the wrong horse," that crypto is a wealth transfer mechanism where buyers lose to sellers, and notes Bitcoin has been "cut in half." He contrasts money flowing into crypto versus gold, arguing gold is the correct hedge for the coming monetary crisis. Crypto creates no real wealth and will fail as a safe haven. SHORT (implied: avoid) because crypto will not protect against inflation/dollar crisis and will underperform real assets like gold as the macro scenario unfolds. Widespread adoption as an alternative monetary asset in a dollar crisis, creating a short-term bubble.
BTC
Julia LaRoche Show
Mar 19, 14:00
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Schiff states silver is at ~$75, had a "massive breakout" above its 1980/2011 double top near $50, and is in a "brand new huge bull market." Similar macro drivers as gold (inflation, dollar crisis). The breakout from a multi-decade resistance level signals a new structural bull phase. LONG because silver offers leveraged exposure to the precious metals thesis and is early in a new bull cycle; pullbacks are buying opportunities. A severe global recession crushes industrial demand, outweighing monetary hedge demand.
SILVER
Julia LaRoche Show
Mar 19, 14:00
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Schiff calls gold mining stocks "ridiculously cheap" with "the most upside potential," expecting their 2026 earnings to "blow away estimates." Higher gold and silver prices will flow directly to miner profitability. Current valuations do not factor in higher future metal prices or earnings. LONG because miners provide leveraged upside to rising metal prices and are severely undervalued relative to the coming earnings power. Operational issues (e.g., cost inflation, labor strikes, permitting) prevent miners from capturing full metal price upside.
XLB
Julia LaRoche Show
Mar 19, 14:00
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Schiff bought energy stocks when oil was below $60/barrel and believes oil could reach $150-$200 if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and war persists. War-driven supply constraints, ongoing inflation, and historical real price comparisons (oil was $140+ in 2008) support much higher prices. Energy stocks were cheap pre-war. LONG because energy equities offer exposure to a rising oil price in an inflationary environment and remain undervalued relative to the potential price spike. A rapid, deep global recession collapses oil demand, or the Iran conflict resolves quickly, reopening supply routes.
XLE
Julia LaRoche Show
Mar 19, 14:00
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