Schiff Wealth Advisors

The firm sources ideas entirely through its internal macroeconomic research framework, which Peter Schiff develops independently and disseminates through his daily podcast, books, and public appearances. There is no reliance on external manager pitches, institutional deal flow, or co-investor networks. Stock selection targets commodity producers, precious metals streaming companies, and select foreign-dividend payers that fit the firm's thesis of US dollar depreciation and broad equity overvaluation.

The firm explicitly avoids US Treasury bonds, broad US equity index funds, and growth stocks that trade at elevated valuation multiples relative to the commodity producers and foreign equities it favors. Peter Schiff has publicly condemned passive indexing into US large-cap equities as a dangerous concentration in overvalued assets, and the firm's portfolios reflect that avoidance structurally — you will not find an S&P 500 core allocation in a standard Schiff Wealth Advisors portfolio.

Physical gold and gold mining equities are core allocations, not satellite positions. The firm treats precious metals as the primary portfolio anchor rather than a diversification tool, arguing that conventional portfolios underweight hard assets relative to the inflation and currency debasement risks Schiff has long forecast. Gold streaming and royalty companies, which provide leveraged exposure to precious metals prices without the operational risks of mining, feature prominently in client holdings alongside physical bullion.