Q1 2017 was the weakest GDP quarter in 37 years in which the Federal Reserve raised interest rates. So much for being data dependent!
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) April 28, 2017
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- Ep. 290: Government Costs More When Paid for with Borrowed Money: http://bit.ly/2xpv6FY via @YouTube
- My new Gold Videocast @SchiffGold – Rate Hike or No, Dec. Fed Meeting Will Be Bullish for Gold https://t.co/C90E0kSt14
- Studies show GDP growth decreases by an average of about 30% when government debt exceeds 90% of an economy. http://bit.ly/2AspY6C
- Here is the man we should have elected President.: http://bit.ly/2C7UimP via @YouTube
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- In Q2 of this year, Russia accounted for 38% of the gold purchased by the world’s central banks. http://bit.ly/2hbCSOr
- In fiscal 2016, we paid out over $432 billion in interest. It's on track to hit $460 billion in 2017. http://bit.ly/2eY71iL
- Heyne, Boettke, and Prychitko on Congestion Pricing, David Henderson
- No wonder US Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes calls debt “the mother of all bubbles.” http://bit.ly/2wPOIUA
- The Fed’s balance sheet is about as large as it’s ever been – just over $4.5 trillion. http://bit.ly/2wuAEn6