Big moves in the dollar , bonds, gold and foreign stocks, Fed and “liquidity,” GM bankruptcy.

July 14th, 2010 | by bonds |
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  1. 25 Responses to “Big moves in the dollar , bonds, gold and foreign stocks, Fed and “liquidity,” GM bankruptcy.”

  2. By manoman0 on Jul 16, 2010 | Reply

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    “Hi Everybody, this is Peter Schiff…..”

    I like that introduction.. :)

  3. By OpenYourMindQuaid on Jul 17, 2010 | Reply

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    In comparing Schiff to Bernanke, I am dumbfounded. Bernanke dodges questions and gives so little substantive logical proof of the economy’s underlying functionality. Schiff, on the other hand, explains things so sensibly with a high degree of clarity, providing examples and metaphors. Schiff, you are so clearly smarter than the morons running this country.

  4. By crabtrap on Jul 18, 2010 | Reply

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    i’m new to schiff but i will say that i have come to similar conclusions as him,as early as 2007
    (countrywide mortgage failure) i’m up 40% from just jan 09. please do your self a favor and buy (UNG) nat gas etf
    it is insanly low.listento schiff,jim rogers,gareld celente,ron paul! forget the fin shows,they tell you to ware waterwings AFTER the tsunumi hits.always behind the 8 ball

  5. By Noisycowonline on Jul 19, 2010 | Reply

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    Another 30 billion going to GM today. The banker’s puppet will be making the announcement. Sad sad sad sad.

  6. By joshuamarconi on Jul 22, 2010 | Reply

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    Hey Pete,

    It is great that you decided to speak directly to us.

    I am listening to your video via my laptop, so it would be great if you could put the microphone closer when you speak. Since i am traveling around carrying along my speakers is really hard to do.

    Love your youtube site - yup i bookmarked it.

    Thank you.

  7. By theknightlynews on Jul 23, 2010 | Reply

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    Peter, do you recommend buying gold or shares in gold producers? What is your prediction for the DJIA for the next 12 months?

  8. By davincij15 on Jul 24, 2010 | Reply

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    You listen to news that comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable at Patriot radio news hour eh?

    They are funny guys. I noticed some GM / Chrysler employee thumbed down our comments.

  9. By DillonX on Jul 25, 2010 | Reply

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    But what’s gonna happen if gold goes over 1000 USDs again & not only people in China & Russia & Turker & India start selling their gold jewelry but the American rappers start turning in their gold chains?

  10. By junior00bacon00chee on Jul 25, 2010 | Reply

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    awesome vid pete, thanks once again.

    btw though, one very slight criticism, whoever runs this channel….make more interesting titles if you are after views. be creative….make them WANT to click on that bad boy!

  11. By jzmdi493 on Jul 29, 2010 | Reply

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    The time to prepare for hyperinflation is now, before your dollars are worthless. Signup for the free NIA newsletter at: Inflation . us

  12. By dgallegos4201 on Jul 30, 2010 | Reply

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    surprising coming from a UC berkeley grad. He actually read the history books instead of listening to the so called professors.

  13. By heyocanada on Jul 30, 2010 | Reply

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    My my, aren’t we a walking contradiction today?

  14. By YankeeClippa on Aug 2, 2010 | Reply

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    Pete seemed in a good mood, upbeat and smiling. Its funny, if he goes on one of the business news shows tomorrow they will have a lawyer, an automaker and two Ivy league economists DISAGREEING with everything Peter says. They are still telling him he’s crazy.
    However, I do believe the hyperinflation crowd is growing.

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    o Israel has killed Americans (eg. Sailors on USS Liberty, Rachel Corrie, etc…)
    o Israel spies on this country (eg. Pollard, Kadish, AIPAC, etc…)
    o Israel bought our politicians with our taxes.
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  16. By helpendthefed on Aug 4, 2010 | Reply

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    Peter mentioned on his radio show a couple weeks back that he’s working on providing physical Gold/Silver for sale to his clients as a new service. He’s not advising investors to sell it.

  17. By audiohi on Aug 7, 2010 | Reply

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    I finished reading “Crash Proof” last night, and hes right, whats happening now is EXACTLY what he said would happen in 07. Amazing…

  18. By DolphinFilms on Aug 10, 2010 | Reply

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    exactly, look at amtrak or the uspo.

  19. By Panpiper on Aug 12, 2010 | Reply

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    Ah, ok, I misunderstood the original question. I thought the reference was that Peter was advising divesting of one’s gold, which of course clearly he is not.

    It would be a good move for Peter to have a mechanism in place for his clients to be able to purchase and take delivery of physical gold through his company. But Peter is investing in gold (and silver) himself and holding his investments.

  20. By DolphinFilms on Aug 14, 2010 | Reply

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    on one of his wallstreet unspun podcast. i believe within the last 4-8 podcast. sorry i can’t be specific, but he did say he was thinking about selling physical through europac.

  21. By Panpiper on Aug 15, 2010 | Reply

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    A formal dollar devaluation could only deal with hyperinflation is it was concurrent with a change in policy. And then it would be the policy change, not the devaluation, that dealt with the hyperinflation. The only real way to deal with the current crisis is for us to go back to commodity money, gold backed currency, preferably with a zero fractional reserve on demand deposits.

  22. By rzennrer on Aug 15, 2010 | Reply

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    you are welcome.

  23. By Panpiper on Aug 16, 2010 | Reply

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    No, they won’t be bankrupt, because now they are owned by the government which can pour as much taxpayer money into the company as it wants. Government companies never go bankrupt. They are able to post huge losses year after year, and the taxpayer covers them. All in the name of the public good of course. Argh.

  24. By Panpiper on Aug 17, 2010 | Reply

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    The only real way the Fed has to remove liquidity is to increase the prime rate of interest. And the interest rate would have to be jacked up to preposterous levels to even slow the the inflation that is coming. The whole crisis was billed by the Government as being one of insufficient lending. If they thought it was bad then, imagine what it would be like with interest rates of 30% or more. The cure for the fallout from their previous cure, will be worse than the original disease.

  25. By Panpiper on Aug 20, 2010 | Reply

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    Taxes do not reduce the number of dollars in circulation, they only transfer them to the government’s so the gov can spend them. And the Fed has no taxing power.

    I am not saying there will be no tax increases, but it won’t be in an attempt to reduce liquidity.

  26. By Panpiper on Aug 22, 2010 | Reply

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    I couldn’t agree more. If the gold has been ‘leased out’, then the US is completely @#$%&*!

    I would note that less than half of the putative US gold reserve is in Fort Knox, the larger half is in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which of course also should be audited.

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