In 2008 we had a crisis that was brought about by excess debt, and now we have more debt today then we had then. http://bit.ly/2vjIuxU
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) August 1, 2017
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- My recent interview with Gold-Eagle: Price of Gold to Rise Significantly in Next Five Years @SchiffGold https://t.co/cBT1nNwPfX
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- Ep. 290: Government Costs More When Paid for with Borrowed Money: http://bit.ly/2xpv6FY via @YouTube
- No wonder US Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes calls debt “the mother of all bubbles.” http://bit.ly/2wPOIUA
- Last fall, the move made by the Indian government left virtually all of the cash in India valueless. http://bit.ly/2gdmvjV
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- The Fed’s balance sheet is about as large as it’s ever been – just over $4.5 trillion. http://bit.ly/2wuAEn6