- Gold’s Rally Is No Head Fake, Wall Street Journal
- Euro-Area Government Debt Increases to 92.2% of GDP, Bloomberg
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If you missed Ben Bernanke’s testimony last week, you can listen to Peter Schiff tear apart the lies of the Fed Chairman in this short video from The Peter Schiff Show.
“[Bernanke] doesn’t see any difference between normal monetary policy and the quantitative easing that he’s doing now, these extraordinary measures? He said, ‘I don’t think so’ in answer to the question, ‘Are your monetary policies causing credit to be misplaced?’ I don’t think so? That is the direct intent of the policy. He implemented the policy to bring interest rates down to a level below their natural rate. He is trying to influence interest rates and direct the flow of credit to housing and government and away from other sectors.”
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Forbes published an excellent summary of Ben Bernanke’s congressional testimony this week, highlighting the Fed Chairman’s ridiculous flip-flopping as he answered questions with whatever story suited his needs – one minute the economy is recovering, the next it isn’t doing so hot.
“In his semi-annual testimony before the House Committee on Financial Services, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke was very clear about how the central bank engages in quantitative easing. We are printing money, just not literally, the Chairman told policymakers, while contradicting himself regarding recent record highs in stock markets, first attributing them both to the strength of the economy and the impacts of monetary policy. The market didn’t seem to care, rallying tepidly upon the release of the prepared remarks and remaining range-bound through most of the session.
‘Where does the Fed get the money to buy [assets],’ Congressman Keith Rothfus asked the Chairman. ‘Do you create the reserves,’ he queried in a follow up, receiving a simple ‘yes’ from Bernanke. And finally, the money shot: are you printing money? ‘Not literally,’ the Fed Chairman surprisingly responded.”
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Peter Schiff released a special new research report last week, The Powerful Case for Silver. In his latest commentary, Peter summarizes the report’s major arguments for why silver is an essential part of a diversified precious metals portfolio.
“I am a well-known ‘gold bug’ because of my strongly voiced opinion that gold has been one of the best assets for protecting yourself from the US dollar’s prolonged decline.
Lately, the precious metals have taken a beating, and I’ve been called to defend gold’s future prospects in the media countless times. While I am confident that gold will rebound with a vengeance before long, I think investors are potentially missing an even greater opportunity in that other monetary metal: silver.
To address this oversight, I have compiled a special report called The Powerful Case for Silver, which is available at www.schiffsilver.com. This 14-page report report contains in-depth analysis of what I believe to be the strongest arguments for owning the white metal. What follows is a general overview of the key arguments I make in the report.”
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Peter Schiff has just released a new research report – The Powerful Case for Silver. The report gives an in-depth analysis of silver’s fundamentals and its unique potential to grow your wealth. Watch Peter introduce the new report in the video below, or:
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In an exclusive interview with Jimmy Mengel of Outsider Club, Peter Schiff talks about the inevitability of another major recession thanks to the Fed’s unending stimulus. Enjoy.
“I think [the Fed will] step on the gas and roll [QE] up to 125 billion or 150 billion. Because it’s like drugs and a tolerance. The economy is so addicted to QE, that the more you maintain it, the more the economy needs to stay high. As the bubble gets bigger, the more air you need to sustain it.
So I don’t think $85 billion is enough. They’re going to have to take it to $125, $150, $200 billion, $250 billion… They’re going to have to do it bigger and bigger. The minute they stop, it’s going to implode.
The more easing we do now, the bigger the government gets, as the national debt gets bigger and bigger. The Fed has to monetize more debt.”
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Peter Schiff on Detroit and Bernanke’s Gold Ignorance (Video)
In his most recent video blog, Peter Schiff explains how the bankruptcy of Detroit is a microcosm of the what is happening on a larger scale with the entire US. He also explains how frightening it is that Ben Bernanke admitted that he doesn’t understand gold.
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