5-Year Gold Forecast PREVIEW – Schiff & Maloney (Video)
In this final part of their video series, Peter Schiff and Mike Maloney discuss why gold is the ultimate hedge against the government’s irresponsible monetary policies. Neither Mike nor Peter like to predict a final price for gold. However, they agree that given the history of paper money systems, gold will be heading much higher when priced in US dollars. How much higher? Find out in their full, 5-year gold forecast.
View part one: Peter Schiff & Mike Maloney’s First Face-to-Face Discussion
Part two: Is Gold Heading to $13000?
Part three: Saving Your Retirement Nest Egg from the Next Market Crash
Part four: The Inflation/Deflation Debate
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