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Peter Schiff warned us! (VID)
These "experts" laughed in his face!
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Yes they did. Who's laughing now?
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He gave a good speech in 06 to real estate agents that is on Youtube. I dont have the link of hand but if you do a search you will find it. The video is about an hour long and he gave great detail of the problems that the fed and the market were creating. Most of his predictions in that speech came true.
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Fucking Ben Stein, what a retard
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someone needs to put together a page of videos of the people who keps saying how its all good not to worry and warn people not to listen or trust these people with your money
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Dude's so right on, it's scary. However, I hope he's not right on his ultimate prediction--the USD will be essentially worthless. Another guy who predicted the crash is putting all his money on China. :(:helpme |
Better start looking into the New World Order. This is real stuff people. They are intentionally causing the US to collapse as will the entire world financial system. Everyone will be robbing and killing each other for something to eat if we as a people don't put a stop to it.
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And with the new proposed tax on cows and pigs under the guise of "methane emissions" imagine how much food is going to cost. Before you know it we'll be paying a tax on farting.
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Yes, all the experts laughed at him.
That's important to note. |
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The problem with Schiff is that he never offers any solutions.
None....none whatsoever. Never....ever. No solutions. Except maybe to put a gun in your mouth. Let's hope that the man's not thaaaat right :upsidedow |
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And so what's the lesson to learn? That no one knows anything about this stuff when it comes right down to it.. They all hold on and wish for luck.. So listen to a bunch of them and make your own decisions.. The sooner people learn that there are no "experts" the better everyone will be.
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Borrowers are at the mercy of lenders.
Consumers are at the mercy of producers. We are now at the mercy of COMMUNIST CHINA. Nice job everyone ........ . |
I blame those immigrants milking the system..send em back
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1 minute into the video quote: The cure is to stop consuming and start saving and producing again. |
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As for producing, produce what? We shipped almost all of our manufacturing jobs overseas years ago. Once the big three automakers go down (and Schiff strongly advises against bailing them out) they'll be no manufacturing jobs left. None, zip, nada, that's nothing to produce. Like it or not we've got ourselves a service economy now and we're stuck with it. A classic catch 22, eh? |
The only servicing we're going to be doing is suckin dick. That is if you want to bow down.
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Do you not pay attention we can NOT have a economy that based on mostly comsumer spending. So no if everyone started spending things won't get better not for long anyways. American compnaies that produce things will have to move factories back to the US if they want to survive. The days of making a kiling off of 5 cent an hour Chinese labor are over. Funny thing is even a retard could tell you that if you ship all the jobs overseas no one will have any money to buy these products even if they are cheaper. |
Actually, he does. He says go back to 'sound money' (gold standard), slash govt spending, lower taxes, and go through a period of "withdrawal" from the recent capital markets' 'sugar high'. Watch the series: https://youtube.com/watch?v=6G3Qefbt0n4 He gave that lecture WAY before the credit crunch and current crisis.
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And now....those good paying manufacturing jobs are gone. Thing is, you can't turn the clock back. It would take f-o-r-e-v-e-r to re-tool our industrial base. Hell, the only thing we manufacture nowadays are weapons and cars and by the looks of it we won't be doing the latter for much longer. It sucks. It really, really sucks but we've got to play with the hand we're left with. Cause it's all we got. |
people laughed to many of today's famous scientists and artists...
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i wanna hear some of schiffs more recent comments... anyone have any recommendations on what to watch, where to get it?
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http://www.europac.net/radioshow_archives.asp Subscribe to this guy's channel. He has been posting all of Peter's appearances for years... https://youtube.com/user/PhilDeCarolis |
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should have listenned to this guy!
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I read Schiff's most recent book and though he called some things right he missed on others big-time and there is a public record on all that. For one he believed strongly that the US economy was decoupled from others. That it was safe to invest overseas because the coming problems in the US would not infect the rest of the world. He particularly liked Asia. Last I checked China was down more than the US. Decoupling, while all the rage for a few months. has turned out to be completely wrong. A worldwide recession hit, not a US one. The economies of the world are highly coupled.
Schiff specifically said that oil was NOT in a bubble in May of 2008. Oil was $117 at the time. He predicted that oil could see "$150-$200" in 2009. Oil is now in the $40s. He also thought the US dollar would collapse. He said that when it was at $160 vs Euro. He said it would drop 40-50% and that as early as 2009 we could see aggressive moves by Asian and Middle Eastern countries that could really put pressure on the dollar. He also predicted that oil would hit $1200 to $1500 by the end of 2008. Here is an article (Peter Schiff was wrong). http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogsp...was-wrong.html There are a number of points made, some similar to, some different than mine. Also according to that website the author knows a number of people who lost 40-70% with Schiff. Probably not very unreliable but considering Schiff's views and misses it seems highly likely that his clients were losing chunks of money if he was putting then in oil and going negative on the dollar. Schiff loves to position himself as the guy who got everything right when everyone else was wrong. David facing Goliath. but when i read his book I thought he got more wrong than right - based on what has happened so far. Now, sure there's always the future .. but we ain't there yet. It reminds me of those companies that run dozens of funds, some long some short. Every year they can blast their successes. What they leave out is all the funds that did poorly. Schiff himself won't tell you what he missed wildly on. His record is out there though. |
Check out this video of Schiff in 2002.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1068...hiff-right-now "My prediction is that the Dow will go to 2000-4000. Maybe even lower than 2000 and that the NASDAQ will go to 500. Anyone wanna jump on board with that one? I don't think it will happen. Warren Buffet in a recent statement tells us the market is extremely undervalued right now at DOW 8000. Buffet tells us specifically that the way to value the market as a whole is to compare GDP to the market cap of all domestically traded company. He tells us that this method is "probably the best single measure of where valuations stand at any given moment". And by this method the market is severely undervalued. We've heard similar statement from Marty Whitman, Ron Barron, Wally Weitz, etc etc |
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real estate is like currency, if they start free falling government must intervene, and at this point just dropping interest rates is not enough since the banks will not release the funds. |
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"12 Ways Schiff Was Wrong in 2008":
Schiff's Investment Thesis * US Dollar Will Go To Zero (Hyperinflation). * Decoupling (The rest of the world would be immune to a US slowdown. * Buy foreign equities and commodities and hold them with no exit strategy. 12 Ways Schiff Was Wrong in 2008 * Wrong about hyperinflation * Wrong about the dollar * Wrong about commodities except for gold * Wrong about foreign currencies except for the Yen * Wrong about foreign equities * Wrong in timing * Wrong in risk management * Wrong in buy and hold thesis * Wrong on decoupling * Wrong on China * Wrong on US treasuries * Wrong on interest rates, both foreign and domestic That's a lot of things to be wrong about, especially given all the "Peter Schiff Was Right" videos floating around everywhere. The one thing he was right about was the collapse of US equities and no part of his investment strategy sought to make a gain from that prediction. |
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:helpme |
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http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...t=peter+schiff
Posted it long time back..... Art Laffer actually got pulled up about this on a chat show and he had to admit how bad he got it wrong. |
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most of those are highly exaggerated, no specifics... Schiff himself says he was wrong a few times this last year... I think he is dead wrong on few other things but compare his track record with your favorite economist and then we ll talk... |
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Ron Paul is a multi millionaire... but you argue like a 10yo would once again... What could they have done to be the richest men in america based on what they have been predicted? |
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Paul is a perma-bear. For my entire life he has done nothing but predict doom and gloom. A broken clock is right twice a day. |
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The nature of the business cycle means these chicken littles will be right once in awhile. It's like a weatherman who predicts torrential rain every day. At some point people get wet and he and his followers bring out the I told you so routine....but they were bound to be right eventually. |
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Interesting article here: http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclop...980s-recession " On Black Monday of October 1987 a stock collapse of unprecedented size lopped twenty-five percent off the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The collapse, larger than that of 1929, was handled well by the economy and the stock market began to quickly recover. However the lumbering savings and loans were beginning to collapse, putting the savings of millions of Americans in jeopardy. The panic that followed lead to a sharp recession that hit hardest those countries most closely linked to the United States, including Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom. The economies of Europe and Japan were hurt, but not as badly. The US economy continued to grow as a whole, although certain sectors of the market such as energy and real estate slumped. The first burst of the recession was short-lived, as fervent activity by the government leading up to elections in both the United States and Canada created what many economists at the time saw as an economic miracle a growing consumer confidence and increased consumer spending almost single handedly lifted the North American economy out of recession. It soon turned out that the quick recovery was illusory, and by 1989 economic malaise had returned. For the next several years high unemployment, massive government deficits, and slow GDP growth affected the United States until 1992 and Canada until 1995. " Its official, Ron Paul is a fraud, he couldnt give out an exact date and is wrong on a few details... All other great economists are always spot on! Lets praise them and give out a few names can we? lol |
I've seen his warnings & profhecies (afterwards) but I did not hear his current solutions yet....
This would be a good time to hear them from Peter... |
One of the thins that companies have lost in general is the ability to turn a TRUE profit. They can no longer run without the help of banks and thats just silly.
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