SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap Podcast

Gold closed the week at $2,495 (down $8 since last week) and silver at $27.89 (down about $1). This episode unwraps layers of poor jobs data, yield curve inversion and the coming recession, and what this could mean for gold and silver prices. OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -ADP jobs report 99k new jobs in August, short of 144k forecast -BLS non-farm payroll show disappointing increase of 1

Gold closed the week at $2,502 (down $10 since last week) and silver at $28.83 (down about $1). This episode we discuss recent price action, the historic volatility in September and October, and economic weakness from Germany to China. OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -US Consumer confidence reaches 6-month high at 103.3 -Q2 GDP numbers revised upward to 3% -US jobless claims about at expect

Gold closed the week again near an all-time high at $2,512 (up $6 since last week) and silver at $29.82 (up $0.82). This episode we discuss Powell's interest rate declaration, precious metals prices, a major BLS jobs mistake, and gloom for the boomer generation. OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -Fed Minutes and Powell Jackson Hole Speech -Demand spikes for comex gold deliveries -BLS: Job sin

Gold closed the week near a new all-time high at $2,506 (up $76 since last week) and silver at $29.00 (up $1.55). We discuss gold prices, the strong PPI and inflation data, why the deficit situation is even worse than it seems, and whether the Fed will be forced to return to QE. OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -Dollar hits 5-month low -July deficit reaches whopping 42.5% of federal spending

Gold closed the week at $2,430 (down $12 since last week) and silver at $27.45 (down $1.09). Last week's bad jobs news cascaded with a Japanese economic crisis resulting in a selloff across global markets. At one point the S&P dropped over 200 points and the Dow plummeted more than 1,000 points. We discuss this week's market panic, consider whether it has recovered and whether some

Gold closed the week at $2,442 (up $56) and silver at $28.54 (up $0.64). Terrible jobs numbers this week struck fear in the markets and in the Fed. As recession warnings flash, precious metals are up. Could they go even higher soon? OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -VIX Fear gague spikes above 30 -Intel down 30% and ready to cut 15,000+ jobs -Olympics pistol shooting -Fed keeps interest rate

Gold closed the week at $2,387 (down $13) and silver at $27.91 (down 4.7%). This week's GDP numbers give the illusion of a strong economy. In reality, the economy remains insecure. The Fed must cut rates; the recent dip in precious metals prices is unlikely to last. OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -Why gold and silver prices are down this week -Record high home prices amid inflation slow sa

Gold closed the week at $2,405 (down $5) and silver at $29.30 (down 5%). The US Federal Reserve is growing increasingly worried about the economy as recent data flash even more warning signs. Investors are rushing to gold and silver, pushing prices to all-time highs. The recent dip creates a buying opportunity, especially for silver. OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -Friday's global tech cra

Gold closed the week at $2,410 (up $19) and silver at $30.77 (down $0.43). JD and Joel interview Representative Ken Ivory, the man behind Utah's recently-passed HB 348 law. This law enables the state to invest 10% of its $1.4 billion rainy day fund into gold and silver, stored in Brinks Salt Lake City. They also unpack the big CPI news and Fed rate cut expectation. OTHER TOPICS DIS

Gold closed the week at $2,391 and silver closed up 7% at $31.20. JD and Joel explain what's beneath this massive price upswing, drill into recent US jobs reports, and ponder the hypocrisy of power-hungry politicians. OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED -Investors give 72.5% chance of a September interest rate cut -ISM manufacturing numbers show biggest contraction since COVID -Jobs: ADP jobs r