Not Just Wrong; Wildly Wrong! SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap Oct. 6, 2023
The mainstream wasn’t just wrong about inflation in 2020. It was wildly wrong. In this episode of the Friday Gold Wrap podcast, host Mike Maharrey dissects a 2020 video produced by CNBC to show just how wrong they were. He explains why they were wrong and teaches some economics along the way. He also discusses the carnage in the bond market and tells you who is buying gold.
TOPICS DISCUSSED
- Not just wrong; wildly wrong
- Gold still facing headwinds
- Carnage in the bond market and why it matters
- Central banks are still buying gold
- How did they get inflation so wrong?
- Economic fundamentals matter
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SHOW NOTES
Peter Schiff: Banks Have a Bigger Real Estate Problem Today Than They Did in 2007<
Jim Grant: We Could Be Heading Toward a Generational Bear Market in Bonds
Recession Warning! Four Key Triggers Are All in Play Right Now
Central Bank Gold Buying Continued to Sizzle in August
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