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He was wrong about hyperinflation.
He was wrong about the dollar.
He was wrong about China
He as wrong about US Treasuries.
Remind me why we should think he's right about 999?
He was wrong about hyperinflation.
He was wrong about the dollar.
He was wrong about China
He as wrong about US Treasuries.
Remind me why we should think he's right about 999?
he was right about the housing bubble. the others have yet to burst.
He was wrong about hyperinflation.
He was wrong about the dollar.
He was wrong about China
He as wrong about US Treasuries.
Remind me why we should think he's right about 999?
he was right about the housing bubble. the others have yet to burst.
He and dozens of other economists were right about the housing bubble.
he was right about the housing bubble. the others have yet to burst.
He and dozens of other economists were right about the housing bubble.
name two. If so many economists were right about it, how come EVERY economist in the Bush administration and in Freddie/Fannie Dodd/Frank was wrong?
ok, so answer my question then smarty pants. where were the smart ones in DC telling the federal reserve and congress to stop the artificially low interest rates and what not? Hm? Where were the economists that actually had power? Hm?
tomatoes, tomahtoes.
the point is, no one stopped the problem, they let it burst. Schiff is one of the VAST MINORITY that said hold on to your hats, thus he has credibility.
you'd think the government would have one person with the brains to have saw this coming. just one, to ring the bell. they didn't.
you'd think the government would have one person with the brains to have seen this coming. just one, to ring the bell. they didn't.
Indeed! We can agree on that. Part of the problem is that the people in charge don't want to see or admit that something might be wrong, lest they lose power. So they explain any negatives away and hope the problem is put off into the next officeholder. It worked for Clinton, it worked for Bush (almost!)
you'd think the government would have one person with the brains to have seen this coming. just one, to ring the bell. they didn't.
Indeed! We can agree on that. Part of the problem is that the people in charge don't want to see or admit that something might be wrong, lest they lose power. So they explain any negatives away and hope the problem is put off into the next officeholder. It worked for Clinton, it worked for Bush (almost!)
I like Schiff, I think he makes a lot of sense, a lot more than the likes of say, Robert Reich and Krugman.
The same way the Paul Eherlich was wrong, yet welshed on his bet with Julain Simon.He was wrong about hyperinflation.
He was wrong about the dollar.
He was wrong about China
He as wrong about US Treasuries.
Yes! To both....Do people who spend money help the economy (consumerism)?
Do people who save money and invest it in their businesses, lives, and other larger purchases help the economy?