Peter Schiff highlights the differences between the Chinese and American economies. More importantly, he explains why China doesn’t want the rest of the world to know how much gold it owns or intends to buy.

Stay Tuned for the full transcript. Until then, here are some highlights:

0:20 – The dollar has rallied on the false premise that the United States is the only major central bank in the world that will be ending its quantitative easing.

1:53 – The US economy is weaker than the economies of Europe and Japan. When investors realize this, they will return to gold.

2:30 – China is the world’s largest holder of US dollars. In preparation for a devaluation of the dollar, the Chinese have been moving their reserves into gold.

3:09 – The launch of the iPhone 6 highlights the difference between the US and Chinese economies.

5:02 – China’s official gold holdings are unknown, because the Chinese don’t want the world to know how much more gold they intend to buy.

6:00 – There will be support for gold at the $1200 level, because there are big buyers for the metal in emerging markets across the world, not just China.

6:32 – When confidence in the US dollar disappears, people will turn to gold. When that happens, $1200 per ounce gold will seem cheap.