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Economist and longtime gold advocate Peter Schiff joins Vlad to explain why he sees gold as a stronger store of value than saving cash, arguing that the Federal Reserve’s money printing has eroded the dollar since 1913, while gold has climbed from $20 an ounce to around $4,000. Schiff responds to Warren Buffett’s classic critique of gold, comparing it with stocks, real estate, Berkshire Hathaway’s cash reserves, and the risks of holding dollars during inflation.
The conversation also tackles Schiff’s prediction that gold could reach $10,000 and eventually $20,000 per ounce, depending on inflation and money creation. Vlad brings up Grant Cardone’s argument about AI, robotics, Optimus-style robots, ocean mining, and space mining potentially increasing gold supply. Schiff pushes back, saying scarcity remains key, while also criticizing Bitcoin, “digital gold” claims, Tether Gold, and Cardone’s real estate-Bitcoin strategy. A sharp debate on gold, stocks, cash, crypto, and the future of investing.
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