Peter Schiff appeared on Yahoo! Breakout yesterday for reaction to the Federal Open Market Committee’s announcement on interest rates and the economy. Peter argued that Fed induced recovery is only making things worse.
Are we richer or we poorer? Are we growing our liabilities or are we growing our assets? America is getting poorer. We are consuming our way into poverty. We’re borrowing from the rest of the world. We’re trying to reflate a phony economy based on assets prices like real estate and stocks. Meanwhile, the real economy deteriorating beneath our feet.”
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Peter Schiff appeared on Fox Business this week to share his analysis of the gold decline and why the bond rally is finished.
Gold is not going down because long term rates are rising. In fact, I think long term rates are rising because inflation expectations are rising, because people are losing confidence in the ability of the Fed to dial back the QE. They’re losing confidence in the credit worthiness of the United States… I think you’ve got a great buying opportunity in the gold market. On the other hand, the bond market is topping out. You’ve got a bubble that is burst in the bond market, and so the bond market is just starting its decline. I think the gold market is about finished with its decline.”
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Enjoy this fascinating video in which Jim Rickards narrates a possible storyline of an international currency war crisis. Take note of how important a role gold plays in the escalation of economic hostilities and ask yourself if you’d rather be stuck owning precious metals or fiat currency.
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In his latest video blog, Peter Schiff picks apart the data the media keeps touting as proof of a recovery. He analyzes the Federal Reserve Advisory Committee’s latest meeting minutes in which they admit quantitative easing has been a failure, confirming all the claims Peter has made for years about the real effects of QE. Peter also talks a bit about a possible bottom in the gold price after a drop in the spot price on Friday corresponded with the biggest weekly gain for gold stocks since January 2012.
[The Fed’s Advisory Council is] admitting that the Fed’s monetary policy has not been effective. It hasn’t produced legitimate economic growth. All it’s done is inflate asset bubbles that have made us feel good, that have made us borrow too much money and spend too much money. The Fed has completely distorted the market, and that when the QE stops it’s going to be a complete disaster. That’s basically what they say. The party’s going to end and it ain’t going to be fun.”
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By Peter Schiff
Last week, I spent the afternoon visiting the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations in lower Manhattan. I brought a film crew and a sign that said “I Am The 1%, Let’s Talk.” The purpose was to understand what was motivating these protesters and try to educate them about what caused the financial crisis. I went down there with the feeling that much of their anger was justified, but broadly misdirected.
