Archive for Peter D. Schiff
Peter Schiff C.E.O. and Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capital. He has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Investment Business Daily, CNBC and now The Daily Reckoning and Money Morning.Peter Schiff Says Commodities Dip Is a Market ‘Fake’
There’s plenty of bullish sentiment around commodities here at Contrarian Profits.
Byron King says gold and oil prices are experiencing a correction, not a trend reversal, and that the long-term prospects for these commodities are bullish.
Euro Pacific Capital president Peter Schiff goes even further. He reckons the outlook for gold and oil has never been brighter. That’s because the current dip in commodity prices - and the dollar rally - is a market ‘fake’ that Wall Street has bought into without a rationale. The fundamentals simply don’t support it…
Peter Schiff Says the World Should Stop Lending to the U.S.
Peter Schiff, economic adviser to the recent presidential campaign of Ron Paul, says conventional wisdom is wrong on the global slowdown.
Global economies are cooling off not because American consumers spending has slowed but because U.S. homeowners are defaulting on hundreds of billions of dollars of existing loans underwritten by lenders around the world.
This means, although foreign banks are suffering due to lending to the U.S., they can avoid future pain by refusing to lend to America anymore. This will torpedo the dollar. But Peter says this is precisely what must happen…
Ex-Fed Chief Greenspan Changes His Tune and Blasts the Housing Bubble He Helped Create
The housing bubble was former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan’s doing - plain and simple. He gave birth to it, nurtured it, protected it, and guided it during every stage of its development. In fact, if there were a deck of playing cards featuring the key players in this debacle, Alan Greenspan would be the ace of spades.
Congress Mortgages the Economy’s Future to Save Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
With President Bush no longer threatening a veto, the subprime mortgage and Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE) “bailout” bill sailed through Congress. In anticipation of its enactment, Congress had the foresight to raise the national debt limit to $10.6 trillion. Who says that politicians don’t plan ahead?
With Fannie/Freddie Bailout Plan, Treasury Secretary Paulson is Armed and Dangerous
With the nation’s financial infrastructure crumbling before our very eyes, the country’s top two economic policymakers made their way to Congress last week for an extraordinary episode of political theater.
Fueled by Overseas Demand, U.S. Gasoline Prices Will Continue to Escalate
As oil whipsaws its way toward the unheard-of-level of $150 a barrel (crude closed at $134.60 yesterday, extending a multi-day skid, but traded above $147 as recently as Friday), Americans are finally responding to the pressure of higher gasoline prices and have downshifted their consumption.
The Fed’s Policy Is Firmly Guided By Fantasy
Editor’s Note: There is nothing the US Treasury can do to prevent further losses for the dollar, says Peter D. Schiff, not when the Fed’s policy on inflation is firmly guided by fantasy.
Granting the Fed Additional Powers Will Only Exacerbate US Woes
Throughout history, governments have always used crises to justify blatant power grabs. All too often, the “expanded government powers” that resulted from the moves remain in place — even after the crisis subsides.
Dollar Bear: More Fed Means Less Money for You
What few economic leaders have acknowledged is that the Federal Reserve itself is responsible for the real estate and credit bubbles, which are the source of our current troubles. By keeping interest rates too low for too long, the Fed ignited a speculative fever and engendered a disregard for risk management that pushed asset prices above rational levels.
Dollar Bear Torpedoes the Fed’s ‘Strong Dollar Policy’
Ever since Robert Rubin began the tradition in the mid-1990s, it has been a significant element of the Treasury Secretary’s job description to continuously state that a strong dollar is in the national interest.
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