Enjoy this enlightening interview with Doug Casey on This Week in Money, hosted by Jim Goddard. Casey expounds upon the failing US dollar, the importance of precious metals investing, Asian gold demand, Janet Yellen, and the broader future of the United States.
“Confidence [in the US dollar] is going to be lost more and more quickly. Non-Americans who don’t have to hold dollars…are going to be looking towards the exits… I’m very partial to the precious metals… [Gold is] at a very very reasonably priced acquisition at $1300 an ounce. I suggest that people take those dollars out from under their mattresses and trade them for gold coins.”
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Peter Schiff recently gave an exclusive interview to Commodity HQ, focusing on the great potential silver has in the coming years. Rather than worry about investment products that are backed by physical gold or silver, Peter recommends buying the actual precious metals and storing them in a safe place.
[Investors] should be paying attention to both gold and silver. They are both precious metals and I think they are both going to benefit from the continuous inflation that is being created. This comes primarily from the Federal Reserve, but also from central banks around the world that kind of battle each other in a currency war that is really a race to the bottom to see which country can depreciate their currency the fastest. That is a great environment for alternatives to fiat currencies. Gold and silver have been real money for thousands of years and I think they will be primary beneficiaries of the current round of quantitative easing.”
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On CNBC Asia last Friday, Peter Schiff explained why he has no doubt that the government will raise the debt ceiling. Of course, this only means more pain in the long-term and eventually a dollar collapse and sovereign debt crisis. If you want to protect yourself from this looming economic crisis, Peter recommends avoiding US markets that depend on consumer spending. Instead, diversify into hard assets like physical gold and precious metals.
I think [our creditors are] going to flee the dollar, flee the Treasury market. We’re telling the world that default is inevitable. We said if we don’t raise the debt ceiling, then we have to default. That means we can only pay our bills so long as we can borrow the money to do it. But you don’t pay your bills by going deeper into debt… When our creditors realize that…they’re never actually going to get paid back, then they’re not going to keep on lending. Then all we’ve got is the Fed and a printing press.”
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In his latest video blog, Peter Schiff explains why Goldman Sachs is completely wrong with its prediction that gold will plummet if the debt ceiling is raised. Peter also reminds us that he’s always predicted that Obama would make the worst possible choice for replacing Bernanke as Fed Chairman: Janet Yellen.
Not raising the debt ceiling – that is not why somebody’s going to buy gold. Not raising the debt ceiling would be bearish for gold. Why? Because if the debt ceiling is not raised, that means the government can’t go deeper into debt. That means government spending has to be slashed. That would also bring the US into a badly needed and way overdue recession… What’s bullish for gold is raising the debt ceiling.”
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This morning, Peter Schiff was interviewed by Mike Slater on KFMB San Diego. Peter explained why raising the debt ceiling is just going to make the real crisis much worse and lead to the inevitable collapse of the US dollar. Peter didn’t have time to advise the listeners on how to protect themselves from this crash, but it’s simple: invest in hard assets like physical gold and other precious metals.
We’re headed for a real crisis, but it’s not going to be because we failed to raise the debt ceiling, but because we succeed… I believe that the dollar’s days as the world’s reserve currency are numbered. I don’t know how big that number is, but I don’t think it’s going to be a gradual process. I think at one point it’s just going to happen. One day it’s just going to plunge. And I think country’s like China are already preparing for that to happen.”
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In an interview on The Street, Peter Schiff explained the relationship between physical gold and the debt limit of the United States. Peter argued that the Fed is lying about inflation because it doesn’t want to admit that there is no real economic recovery.
What’s good for gold is when they raise the debt ceiling, because it confirms that we’re going to have a lot more debt and a lot more money printing… If you’ve looked at how far gold prices have increased over the last decade or so, a lot of that is a function of the debt and the inflation that has accompanied all that debt… [The Fed is] probably going to increase the amount of QE… Inflation is a problem and it’s going to get worse. So they’ve got it all wrong, and so they’re mis-pricing gold.”
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Ned Goodman, a Canadian billionaire businessman, addressed Cambridge House’s Toronto Resource Investment Conference a few weeks ago. While Goodman’s delivery is subdued, his message could not be more important. Goodman believes the US is already in a recession and reviews the reasons why the international community is beginning to turn its back on the US dollar.
The Chinese have 3 1/2 trillion US dollars and they’re spending these dollars as quickly as they can. And it will not be long before the rest of us in the world and the US will be thinking likewise… In the ’30s everyone wanted US dollars. Today, everyone wants to get rid of them. Buying hard assets is what you’ll hear from many people…”
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Tekoa de Silva of Bull Market Thinking spoke with Jim Rickards, author of Currency Wars, about the Fed’s decision to continue QE without tapering. Rickards, like Peter Schiff, had no expectation of tapering. The most interesting part of the interview is Rickards’ discussion of his involvement in a financial war game conducted by the Pentagon in 2009, which examined the role gold would play in the case of an international currency war.
“[Countries] want physical custody of gold…[they’re] positioning for the day when there’s a massive loss of confidence in paper money… When the international monetary system collapses and it comes time to rewrite the rules of the game and create a new system…[it’s] going to be [all about] how much gold you have. So it’s not surprising that everyone is trying to get their hands on as much gold as possible.”
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Last week, Vanessa Collette of GoldSeek.com interviewed global market strategist Dan Popescu at the Toronto Resource Investment Conference hosted by Cambridge House International. Popescu spoke about the role gold plays in the currency war that is pitting Asia and emerging markets against developed Western nations. Given the uncertainty of the US dollar’s stability, he thinks gold could easily surge beyond $2,000 before the end of the year, if an unpredictable “black swan” event should occur.
Gold is a hard currency, one that most of the central banks are buying now. Even the major developed counties, which used to sell it – now they are not selling it anymore, but they might start also buying it. And China has its own strategy, which is to use gold to give credibility to their currency.”
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In an exclusive interview with IndexUniverse.com, Peter Schiff talked about the inevitable crisis that will result from the Fed’s quantitative easing and the eventual collapse of the dollar. Peter explained how important physical gold is as a safe haven asset in times of uncertainty, and why he doesn’t expect the Fed to taper the stimulus anytime soon.
IndexUniverse.com: Do you view the debt ceiling as a potential new crisis, and how do you see it playing out?
Schiff: I don’t see the debt ceiling as the crisis, that’s part of the solution. The crisis is the debt, and the crisis is that we’re going to raise the debt ceiling. We’re going to keep raising the ceiling so we’re going to keep piling more debt on top of the debt that we have.
And, eventually, the crisis comes not because we don’t raise the debt ceiling, but because lenders don’t raise the lending ceiling because they recognize that we’re broke. They won’t want to throw good money after bad, they don’t want to keep lending money to a country that can’t pay back what has already been loaned to it.
