Ep. 270: Dollar Falls as Fed Shrinkage Doubts Rise: http://bit.ly/2h3X07D via @YouTube
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) July 26, 2017
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- By following the money supply, one can ascertain the damage to the economy that central bank policies will inflict. http://bit.ly/2uq7UsM
- According to CNBC, Goldman Sachs was hit the hardest recording its worst commodities quarter ever. http://bit.ly/2vnNZtc
- Even some central planners don’t like the idea of the central planners having complete control over their money. http://bit.ly/2vStnIT
- The IMF said fiscal policy was one factor in its decision to revise US growth downward. http://bit.ly/2ux71xd
- Most are no doubt hoping for the end of their terms as central bankers to come as quickly as possible. http://bit.ly/2vr6tsT
- The value of a dollar depends on Uncle Sam keeping his promises. That's not the case for gold. http://bit.ly/2tHhQiV
- So, how much gold can you get out of a cell phone anyway? http://bit.ly/2vrM077
- Only 0.82% of the 30K+ people consulted could think of a single benefit of the EU setting cross-regional cash limits http://bit.ly/2vStnIT
- The source of recessions turns out to be the alleged “protector” of the economy — the central bank itself. http://bit.ly/2uq7UsM
- the Fed did not fix the problem it created. It papered over the problem and made it much worse. http://bit.ly/2vr6tsT