Diesel Just Hit a Record $6.50... And the Reserve Is Running Out piped.video/JdVLKB7cHtc?utm_sou…

Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin acknowledges inflation has remained above the Fed’s 2% target for more than five years. After a 25-basis-point hike, he says whether more hikes are needed remains uncertain. schiffgold.com/commentaries/…

Investors are ignoring a 5.2% yield on 10-year Treasuries as it’s too low to compete with the high returns they expect to earn on stocks. Bond yields must rise until they’re high enough to compete. If that’s 10%, interest payments will soon consume 100% of federal tax revenue.

In our investment research publication, Strategic Assets, the Schiff Sovereign team turned bullish on gold and silver miners at the end of 2024. They featured a number of miners over the next few months, one silver miner they wrote about during the tariff panic in April 2025 went on to 10x in just 10 months. At the beginning of this year, the team warned subscribers that precious metals sentiment was getting euphoric and that it made sense to lock in those gains just before silver had a huge correction. They are now giving away a free sample issue from April 2026. In it you can read why they bought back into that same silver miner in April and exactly what their thought process was over the last 18 months. secure.schiffsovereign.com/f…

The former CEO of Nodus Bank in Puerto Rico was sentenced to 9 years in prison for wire fraud and conspiracy to evade U.S. sanctions. OCIF worked with IRS-CI on the investigation. Yet there was no press conference to announce a guilty bank the way there was for my innocent bank.

UMich Consumer Confidence Slides In September As Republicans Lose Faith zerohedge.com/personal-finan…

Stock market investors continue to shrug off the rise in bond yields, despite no indication that the rise will end anytime soon. The 10-year Treasury yield is 5.21% and the 30-year yield is 5.52%. 30-year mortgage rates already exceed 7.25% and could easily hit 7.5% next week.

Money supply continues to grow at an elevated pace despite the Fed’s tougher stance. M2 growth, persistent inflation, and abundant liquidity suggest monetary conditions remain looser than rate policy alone implies. schiffgold.com/exploring-fin…

Deregulation is often framed as shrinking government. But regulatory reform can also encourage investment, entrepreneurship, and economic growth—important considerations as governments confront persistent deficits. schiffgold.com/commentaries/…

Another day, another high in bond yields. The 10-year Treasury now yields 5.2% and the 30-year yields 5.48%. Enjoy these low rates while you can as they won't last long. Soaring government spending, debt, inflation and de-dollarization will drive rates much higher. Got gold?

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee says persistent supply shocks can no longer simply be ignored, as inflation forecasts keep getting pushed back and the path to 2% becomes harder. schiffgold.com/commentaries/…

On the morning that IRS-CI Chief Jim Lee spoke at the OCIF press conference to announce the closure of my bank, so that the IRS and the J5 could use the action to frame my bank for tax evasion and money laundering, thereby fraudulently embellishing their reputation for crime fighting, Lee sent an email to Justin Cole, Director of Communications for IRS-CI, that asked seven questions. Cole then forwarded the email to Special Agent Gary Shapley, who supplied answers to five questions, leaving the other two unanswered. One question asked, “What is happening to the owners of the bank?” and the other asked, “Give me 2 brief examples (typologies) of what the bank did for its clients to evade tax or launder $$$?” The reason he did not supply those answers was that doing so would be a huge problem, as nothing happened to the owner of the bank, as neither I nor the bank did anything wrong, and there were no examples of the bank helping clients evade taxes or launder money, as it was completely innocent of those crimes. It’s obvious that even at that late date, Lee did not understand that the whole thing was a setup—that an innocent bank was being sacrificed as a publicity stunt for the J5. In his reply to Cole, Shapley indicated that he did not want to supply written answers to the questions he left blank, but preferred “talking through” it.

22-Year High Yields. Record Diesel. McDonald's Gave Up on 2%. piped.video/watch?v=JdVLKB7c…

I just learned from another IRS email produced as a result of my winning FOIA lawsuit against the IRS that the IRS and OCIF executed a MOU regarding their joint action against my bank. This revelation provides more evidence that both former IRS-CI Chief Jim Lee and former OCIF Commissioner Natalia I. Zequeira Díaz lied when they told the public that OCIF's action against my bank was made completely independent of the IRS.

For the last four years, our investment research at Schiff Sovereign has focused on strategic assets. We have featured companies that produce precious metals, industrial metals and energy as well as shipping companies and more besides. As of the beginning of this month the average return on closed out positions was an impressive 172%. And among the open positions the team have researched, the average is up 82%. Click secure.schiffsovereign.com/f… foe the full breakdown

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is now 7.1%. But in 2023, the rate peaked at about 7.8%, despite 10-year Treasury yields being lower than they are now. This is mainly due to Trump ordering the GSEs to buy mortgages, artificially lowering rates, but exposing the GSEs to losses.

U.S. M2 Money Supply jumps to new all-time high of $23.34 Trillion 🤑

Today the McDonald’s CEO said he thinks “inflation’s going to be with us for, unfortunately, many more years at an elevated level.” In contrast, Warsh claims that inflation expectations remain well anchored at 2% and that the Fed will deliver 2% inflation. Who do you believe?

The 5-year Treasury yield is over 5%. The 2-year will soon follow. Next year the entire yield curve will have a 5% handle or higher. At 5% the annual interest cost of our $40 trillion national debt will be $2 trillion, 35% of tax revenue and a larger expense than Social Security.

The 30-year Treasury yield is 5.41%, a new twenty-two-year high. But given that the 10-year yield is 5.12%, the 30-year yield needs to adjust higher, as 29 basis points is not nearly enough extra yield to compensate for an extra twenty years of high inflation and default risk.