Peter Schiff

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Peter Schiff is the president of Euro Pacific Capital and the author of Crash Proof 2.0: How to Profit From the Economic Collapse and The Little Book of Bull Moves in Bear Markets.


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Hair of the Dog

Hair of the Dog

The GDP numbers out yesterday, which showed economic growth at 3.5% in the third

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King Dollar Abdicates

King Dollar Abdicates

For the most part, the value of the dollar is given cursory attention by the financial

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Ignorance Is Bliss

Ignorance Is Bliss

While all the talk at present is about economic corners turned and markets charging

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The Recovery That Isn’t

The Recovery That Isn’t

For those market boosters who are prattling on about the possibility of a “jobless

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Pretense in Pittsburgh

Pretense in Pittsburgh

As another G20 meeting rolls around, this time on home soil, the time comes once again

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Lehman Bros. Revisited

Lehman Bros. Revisited

As we pass the one year anniversary of the fall of Lehman Brothers, journalists,

Economy

Canary in the Coal Mine

Canary in the Coal Mine

Like a battering ram in a medieval siege, gold keeps hammering away at the gate. For

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The Helicopter’s Second Round

The Helicopter’s Second Round

Ayn Rand wrote, “when you see corruption being rewarded and honesty becoming a

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Appetite for Destruction

Appetite for Destruction

After having given away billions faster than even the optimists had anticipated, it was

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Big Government = Low Wages

Big Government = Low Wages

The nationwide revelry surrounding our apparent economic recovery was disrupted this

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“Experts” Never Learn

“Experts” Never Learn

There is an inexplicable, but somehow widely held, belief that stock market movements

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The Recession is Finally Over (NOT!)

The Recession is Finally Over (NOT!)

Have you heard the great news? The recession is over! It’s true; I saw it on TV. Why

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No Exit

No Exit

In a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Monday, and in congressional testimony later in the

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Prescription for Disaster

Prescription for Disaster

The health care bill unveiled this week by the House of Representatives (with the full

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Where Have All the Gas Pumpers Gone?

Where Have All the Gas Pumpers Gone?

In a free market, demand is always a function of price: the higher the price, the lower

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Double Whammy—Obama Care & Cap-and-Trade

Double Whammy—Obama Care & Cap-and-Trade

Misguided government policies have already dealt vicious body blows to our economy, but

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Back in the U.S.S.A.

Back in the U.S.S.A.

Harry Browne, the former Libertarian Party candidate for president, used to say: “the

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Got Property?

Got Property?

“Crony capitalism” is a term often applied to foreign nations where government

The Obamasphere

Charm Offensive

Charm Offensive

This week, Team Obama took their dog and pony show on the road. Treasury Secretary

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Obama Should Tell Cali to Drop Dead!

Obama Should Tell Cali to Drop Dead!

During the height of New York City’s financial crisis in the 1970’s, President Gerald

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Housing: The Bubble That Hasn’t Burst (Yet)

Housing: The Bubble That Hasn’t Burst (Yet)

While economists and real estate investors “celebrate” the slight deceleration in the

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Who, Me?

Who, Me?

When, during the invasion of Iraq, the United States Government issued its famous deck

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Happy Days

Happy Days

Strike up the band, boys, happy days are here again! Recently released short-term

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Maxed Out

Maxed Out

With much fanfare this week, Congress and the Administration began a series of actions

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Presidential Consent

Presidential Consent

In a speech this week summarizing his administration’s economic policies, President

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Common Sense Bye-Bye

Common Sense Bye-Bye

Apart from the obvious financial distress that the current economic crisis has

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