저자: PeterSchiff · 외국인
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금 가격 급락에도 4,000달러가 새로운 바닥이며 금 강세장이 시작됐다고 주장. 금 5,000달러 도달 가능, 은은 50달러가 더 이상 저항선이 아니라며 조정을 매수 기회로 봄. 비트코인은 금 강세에 따라 붕괴 위험이 있고 현재 보유자는 매도 세력의 '호구'일 수 있다고 경고. 중앙은행의 탈달러화와 금본위 회귀 흐름을 근거로 제시.
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We have this new base. It's a brand new bull. And we got a long way to run. I mean, I think my prediction of $5,000 gold that I made back then is going to be well exceeded. I mean, we can obviously get there before the end of this year, but I think we're going to get a lot higher. But the point I'm making is now that real gold is performing, gold is beating Bitcoin.
And gold stocks are beating it even more even with today's sell-off. And now, of course, you've also got silver. So, and I think silver, which is beating gold year-to-date, obviously is beating Bitcoin by even more than gold. Gold just had one of the wildest days we've seen this decade. In a single trading session, it plunged nearly $300, settling a little above $4,100 an oz.
And yet, it's still holding firm. Silver, after touching almost $55, slipped back to around $48 and change. The mainstream is calling this the end of the bull run. But economist Peter Schiff says that's completely wrong. This isn't the crash. It's the ignition point. He believes this pullback could mark the start of a new global monetary era, one that could send gold to $5,000 and beyond.
Before you sell, panic, or chase hype online, listen carefully. This is what Schiff wants every gold and silver investor to understand right now. A very strong yet more negativity about gold, trying to scare people out of gold, get people uh to get rid of their gold or not to buy gold who might have been thinking about it.
But today uh was the topper because this morning gold and silver got hammered uh dollar-wise like I've never seen. So, gold at one point was down close to $300 on the lows. I mean, not quite. I mean, maybe down 280-ish, something like that. We got Well, maybe not 260 might have been about the low. We got just below 4,100 on gold, and we settled at about 4125.
Now, despite this 6% 6 and 1/2% decline in the price of gold, gold was still above 4,000. The price that gold closed today would have been a record and was a record when it got to this price last week. So, all we did is crash to the record highs from earlier last week. But I think this is going to do enough damage uh to the psyche of some potential buyers that they're going to be scared out of this market when it rises to 5,000 and higher.
I mean, that's what this type of decline does. Now, with silver, it was even more dramatic. Silver was down about $4 on the low today. Closed down about 370, back below 50 at 48 uh 70-ish. So, silver wasn't able to hold 50, but gold held 4,000 like a champ. And I really think that when it comes to gold, 4,000 is the new 3,000 because gold's got real serious money buying it.
And I think there's enough money to keep gold above 4,000. That doesn't mean it can't trade briefly below it like it did after it topped 3,000. You had, you know, times where gold got a little bit below 3,000, but it was a great buying opportunity. I think the same thing will be the case with gold. If it gets below 4,000, you want to buy it, but you don't want to wait for 4,000.
4125 is close enough, right? If 4,000 is really the new floor for gold, if you buy it 4100, 4200, you're getting a pretty good price. Silver, you know, given the fact that you have more retail investors, speculators involved, it's far more volatile. Uh so, it couldn't really hold 50, but I think 50 is no longer the resistance that can't be surpassed.
It was a massive double top. The market has already shown it can get above 50. We got to almost 55 in silver. And now we've had a huge shakeout, and we're barely back below 50. So, I think this pullback is a great pullback. If you thought you missed the silver run, and you might have when it was above 50 and off to the races, buy it now.
You know, immediately after you uh listen to this uh um Schiff Gold uh market wrap, go get some silver if you haven't already done so. Take advantage of the sell-off. Take advantage of the sell-off in gold, too. If you need more gold, I think 4,000 again is around the floor. We're going much, much higher from here.
And you know, bull markets don't end. A lot of people are now singing uh you know, the the the the uh the funeral for the gold bull market. Hey, it's over, right? Gold is dead. Long live Bitcoin, whatever. You know, it's over. Bull markets that have been going on for as long as the gold bull market has, you know, the mainstream, Wall Street, they probably had a, you know, bring out the big guns to really try to uh scare people away from the gold market because they saw that gold was getting a lot of media attention, uh that the public was finally maybe waking up, uh bigger investors were now talking about it.
And so, they needed uh to scare people away. Oh, look at gold is too volatile, you know, it's it's that you know, you don't want to invest in it. It's just a wild commodity. It's got no real value. You know, who knows what's going to it's going to happen. And so, I think, you know, from our perspective, because we want to keep on buying gold.
I mean, I'm not anywhere near wanting to sell my gold. And so, to me, I love any kind of pullback because it enables more customers to get in at better prices. And, you know, it enables me. I mean, I, you know, I actually uh bought another mining stock. I I bought into a, you know, I picked one that was down that I had a smaller position.
And I used today to to add to it. You know, hey, this is a great, you know, the stock I bought was down more than 20% from its uh peak. So, already technically in a bear market. And I figured, hey, you know, uh let me buy some. And you know, if these stocks come down more, I'll buy more. I do believe that the biggest threat to Bitcoin is gold.
And I think gold's resurgence is uh really the pin that's going to prick the Bitcoin bubble because I think what really got Bitcoin going was gold's uh you know, 12-year uh consolidation. Because Bitcoin came on the scene in um 2011, really, 2012. I mean, although on my scene. I mean, I didn't buy it, but I mean, that's when people started buying it.
It didn't really make the media. Uh They They took notice in 2017 when we had the big run, you know, up to a thousand, right? But it first came on the scene in libertarian circles, hard money circles uh back in 2010, 2011-ish. And that's when gold peaked out at 1900. And And then gold really did not go anywhere until last year.
I mean, yes, in 2020, it made a marginal new high. It got above 2,000, but even that was not that much above 1900 from 2011. And then it sold off. Gold didn't really get above 2,000 until Q1 of 2024. So, you had about 13 years where gold didn't go anywhere. And a lot of people who owned gold during those 13 years got very frustrated because they had expected it to go up, especially with QE1, QE2, QE3, Operation Twist, all this stuff.
A lot of people expected a higher gold price, including me. I mean, I remember I was forecasting $5,000 gold back then. And, you know, we didn't get there. I mean, we topped out at 1900. And And so, people were frustrated. And then they looked over at Bitcoin. And Bitcoin came on the scene, and it was marketed as digital gold, gold 2.0, a better version of gold.
And, lo and behold, it kept going up. And of course, initially, a lot of the true gold guys who understood gold laughed off Bitcoin. That's crazy. That's not That's nonsense. I'm not going to buy that. But of course, a lot of people didn't know it was nonsense, and they bought it. Peter Schiff says we've entered a new bull market in gold, one that's built on real fundamentals, not speculation.
He's convinced the old $5,000 target may now be too low. Even after the latest sell-off, gold is defending $4,000 like a fortress. Schiff calls it the new floor, just as $3,000 once was. Any brief dip below that, he says, will be a gift for those who actually understand what's happening. Silver, meanwhile, remains more volatile because retail traders are heavy in that market.
But he insists $50 is no longer a ceiling. The market already proved it could hit $55, and now this quick shakeout near $48 plus is the kind of reset that precedes another breakout. His advice, if you missed the run above $50, you just got your second chance. Schiff also warns that the negative headlines flooding Wall Street right now, gold is too volatile, the bull is over, buy Bitcoin instead, are part of a psychological game.
He believes big banks and mainstream media are trying to scare new buyers away just as institutional demand is heating up. In his words, bull markets don't end on fear. They feed on it. Behind the price action lies something far bigger. Central banks are de-dollarizing, quietly trading paper reserves for physical gold.
They're preparing for a world where the US dollar is no longer the center of the monetary system. Schiff calls this the beginning of a modern return to a gold-backed standard, a financial liberation day for nations tired of supporting US deficits with printed money. He says this moment isn't like 1979 or 1980 when the bull ended.
It's like 1971 and 1972 when the system reset. That's why he calls today's pullback a distraction. We're witnessing the early stages of a global monetary revolution and physical gold and silver are at the center of it. And about Bitcoin? Schiff's blunt. Gold's resurgence is the pin that can pop the Bitcoin bubble.
Bitcoin rose when gold was asleep for 13 years, but now that real money is waking up, he says the digital gold story is running out of air. His words, "If you're not selling, you might be the liquidity for the people who are." For Schiff, this isn't the end of the rally. This volatility is the rally getting stronger.
The world agreed to go on the dollar standard because we made a commitment to honor dollars with real gold. In fact, the gold were the dollars. The Federal Reserve notes were IOUs for dollars that were, you know, weights of gold. Well, we reneged on that commitment, but the world didn't renege on the deal.
The world was like, "Okay, you know, even though the dollar is not backed by gold, which was the basis upon which we agreed to this whole system, we're going to continue to to have the gold as the reserve currency despite the fact that it's now fiat. Right? That was the mistake. The world never should have done that.
They should have rejected fiat dollars and gone back on their own gold standard. But they played along, and that's what enabled this massive bubble to be built up. That's why we've had this huge, gigantic, you know, bubble economy with trade deficits and budget deficits, and everything is a function of our ability to print the reserve currency instead of having to mine it.
Right? We just created out of thin air, cost us nothing, and we can suck up resources and capital from the rest of the world that are basically been passives. They've been, you know, carrying our water, they've been bearing the burden, and allowing Americans to live beyond our means, and so they are content to live beneath their means to make make it possible.
Well, this is a revolution. This is liberation. And I said this when Donald Trump announced liberation day, I said that he was liberating the rest of the world from the burden of propping up the US economy and subsidizing the indulgent US consumer. And so, that's what's happening now. The world is going to go back to the gold standard.
That's what they're preparing for. That's why central banks are de-dollarizing. That's why they're buying gold so they have something other than dollars to back up their own currencies. They're going to back up their currencies with real money instead of backing it up with our fiat. And this is a game-changer for the global monetary system, for the world order, uh especially for Americans whose life standards are going to be completely upended uh by the rug being pulled out from under us.
So, this is all happening. That's why we're seeing this big move in gold, and this is not the end of something. It is the beginning of something. This is not 1979, 1980. It's 1971, 1972. The move is just getting started, and that's one of the reasons that everybody, all the powers that be, want to downplay what's happening in gold.
They want to laugh it off. They want to dismiss it as a speculative frenzy. Uh they don't want to deal with the reality of the warning that gold is sounding, and they're hoping that they can call attention to the declines to discourage people from buying it. Bitcoin always follows gold. Gold goes up first, and then Bitcoin follows and surpasses it.
So, that's why you need to sell your gold now and buy Bitcoin because the big Bitcoin rally is coming next. Except they promised the Bitcoin rally earlier. Bitcoin was already supposed to be a lot higher than $110,000, right? And the fact that Bitcoin hasn't been rallying with gold, is it proof that it's about to rally?
It more likely casts doubt on the fact that it may ever rally because if it was going to rally, I would say it should have already done so. With everything it's had going for it, from the Trump administration support to the Bitcoin Treasury companies buying like crazy, the ETFs buying, the fact that Bitcoin isn't already much higher is a significant warning that something is wrong.
Somebody has been selling Bitcoin, and it ain't you, right? You know, there's an old saying, "If you're at a uh a poker table and you don't know who the sucker is, it's you." Right? Well, if you own Bitcoin, right, and you're not selling, you're the sucker. You've been suckered in to hodling by the people who are selling.
A lot of smart money has been selling into all the hype that they created, and they're still hyping it up because they still have more Bitcoin to sell, and they want to convince everybody else not to sell, right? So, they don't have competition, and of course they want more people to buy so they have some people to sell to.
Meanwhile, what's happening in gold is really unprecedented. Not just this volatility, but the fact that gold is up year-to-date more than it's ever been since the 1970s. And again, this is not a coincidence that gold has never been this strong since the 1970s because the 1970s, that was the last major monetary reset, and I believe now we're going through another one.
In the 1970s, it was the US going off the gold standard. That was a game-changer. Now we have another game-changer. We have the world going off the dollar standard, and they're going back to the gold standard. The world was on the gold standard before Bretton Woods, and even though they went on the dollar standard, we they never left the gold standard because the dollar was the gold standard.
It was as good as gold because it was backed by gold and redeemable in gold on demand. So, here's the truth. This isn't the end of gold's run. This is the reset Peter Schiff has been warning about for years. The world is slowly walking away from paper promises and back toward real money, and every dip you're seeing right now is part of that transition.
Gold holding strong above $4,100, silver steady near $48 even after massive sell-offs. That's not weakness, that's strength. Every panic shakeout is just another opportunity for those who understand where real value lives. Schiff's message couldn't be clearer. Buy fear, not headlines. Use these corrections to build your position because when this next leg explodes, the crowd will come running back far too late.
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