저자: PeterSchiff · 외국인
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금 4,000달러 돌파 후 급락은 약한 손을 털어내는 과정일 뿐 금 강세장은 끝나지 않았다고 주장. 금은 4,000달러가 새 바닥이며 5,000달러 이상으로 간다고 봄. 은은 50달러 저항이 깨졌으니 조정을 매수 기회로 봄. 금·은 광산주는 급락해 일부 베어마켓 수준이지만 이것도 공포 신호로 해석. 비트코인 강세 전환론과 월가의 금 비판을 과장된 희망/밈 취급. 미국 달러 화폐 시스템 종말과 실물 가치 회귀를 강조.
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Not at all. I mean, we finally got some media attention when gold got above 4,000 for the first time. Uh, but most of it was was kind of skeptical as to why gold was rising and and not a lot of concern being expressed as to the warning that 4,000 gold uh may portend. Anyway, so on Monday, gold just shattered records.
Silver nearly hit 55. And then the biggest single day crash in years. Peter Schiff just dropped his most electrifying update yet, revealing what's really happening behind the chaos. While the world panicked, calling the gold bull market dead, Schiff says the opposite. The real run hasn't even begun.
He breaks down how gold holding above $4,000 like a wall of strength proves that this isn't speculation. It's smart money moving quietly before the world catches on. And as silver shakes out the weak hands below $50, Schiff warns this is not the end of the bull market. This is the setup for the next explosion.
Because when fear blinds the crowd, that's when opportunity strikes. Stay tuned. What Peter Schiff reveals in this interview will change how you see gold, silver, and every illusion built around paper wealth. In fact, last week on Friday, silver traded above 44. It almost hit 44 a.5. We topped 44. I mean 54, excuse me.
We almost topped 54 a.5. We got as high as I think 5440 and change on Friday. Remember the last time I recorded a market wrap, which was a week ago from Friday. Silver had just closed above 50 and gold had just closed above 4,000. And so by Friday of last week, both gold and silver had added another 9% plus to those records before we had a violent sell-off on Friday.
In fact, from its high to its low, gold dropped $180 intraday. I had never seen a one-day move that big in dollar terms until today. But let me finish up on Friday before I get to today. So, we dropped about a dollar, $180. Silver dropped about two and a half bucks, but still managed to close the week.
Uh, I think 5175. Record closing uh week uh up three and a half% on the week. Glo gold closed the week despite that sell-off and it ended up down about 75 bucks on Friday. Gold closed the week above 4,250. So adding $250 to the 4,000 close that hit for the first time at the end of last week. So everything uh was going well uh until that Friday, but we still had a good close.
But what happened on Friday was a lot of people after that that big reversal, a lot of people were saying the bull market is over. That's it. Get out of gold. You know, you got to sell. Especially the crypto community. I've never heard them so united against gold as they were on Friday. And they were so excited to proclaim the gold bull market dead because they said this is the beginning of the rotation out of gold into Bitcoin, which of course is more wishful thinking and a bunch of hype.
Yeah, they really want people selling their gold to buy their fool's gold to kind of prop up the price because Bitcoin is not really doing anything uh recently. In fact, it's been in a big bare market relative to gold, collapsing uh by I think over 30% relative to the price of gold until the last couple of days.
Now, after all of that negativity, and in fact, I watched over the weekend, Bill Maher uh did a you know, his his weekly show and he had um Andy Ross Sorcin and Mark Cuban were on talking about gold and mainly just making fun of it, right? Not taking it seriously, kind of laughing it off. In fact, it's not just the Bitcoin community uh that was united against uh gold.
Pretty much everyone on Wall Street uh is trying to label this, you know, a momentum play. Gold is like a meme stock. People are just buying it. They get carried away. There's a lot of speculation when that's not the case. Not at all. I mean, we finally got some media attention when gold got above 4,000 for the first time.
uh but most of it was was kind of skeptical as to why gold was rising and and not a lot of concern being expressed as to the warning that 4,000 gold uh may portend. Anyway, so on Monday following this sharp sell-off, gold rallied $120 intraday and closed up about $105 on the day. So, made a new high barely by uh from Friday and closed at its all-time record high close.
I think we closed around 4,000 uh 360 something like that. I mean, the highest uh daily close ever for gold. Silver didn't totally recover uh but it still managed a nice day uh closing above 4200. I mean, closing above 52. I'm getting I'm getting my numbers confused here. Closing above 52. So again, 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 280ish something like that. Um we we got well maybe no 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 a half% decline in the price of gold, gold is 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 uh70ish. 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 4,100, 4,200, you're getting a pretty good price. Silver, you know, given the fact that you have more retail investors, speculators involved is 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 shift gold uh market wrap, go get some silver if you haven't already done so. Take advantage of the selloff. Take advantage of the selloff 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, they don't end like that.
If it really was over, nobody would know. It'd be very quiet. It would happen over time. It would be a slow uh grind and nobody would realize that we were making a top because the markets don't make it that easy. They don't ring a big bell and say, "Aha, you see this big sharp decline? Uh, this means it's over." No, these big declines are meant to scare out the weaker players.
As I've said in the past, all of the biggest moves in a bull market are down. So, when you get the biggest one day moves, they're not up, they're down because you have fear. People are afraid that the bull market is over and they bail. And probably there's no, you know, better measure of the fear than in the gold and silver mining stocks which were clobbered today.
Uh the GDX and GDXJ were down about I don't know 10% on the day. But think about this. Gold set a record high yesterday. Yesterday. Today the GDX is down 14.5% from its record high with gold making a record high yesterday. The GDXJ is down 15% from its record high. I mean we're almost in a bare market technically, right?
20%. And in fact, all the silver stocks are in bare markets. Even though silver hit a record high last week, they're already in bare markets. They're all down more than 20% from their peaks. And if you look at individual gold stocks, right, there are several gold stocks that are down now 20% from their highs last week.
So in a full bare market just based on this one correction, gold is only down 6 and a half% from its record high. And all of that happened today. Peter Schiff couldn't have made it clearer. The paper money era is ending and real value is coming back to gold and silver. While most people chase digital illusions, those who understand history know sound money always wins in the end.
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