Bernanke & QE3: Here’s What You Need to Know

Becket Adams The Blaze 8/31/2012

Chairman Ben Bernanke sent a clear message Friday that the Federal Reserve will do more to “help” the still-struggling U.S. economy. His remarks seemed to leave two questions: What exactly will the Fed do? And when?

It’s no longer a matter of “if.” It’s going to happen.

Echoing what the […]

Schiff: Upcoming Recession Worse Than 2008

Euro Pacific Capital’s Peter Schiff argues that quantitative easing is “toxic” for the economy

Stuart Varney FoxBusiness 6/4/2012

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Rep. Paul Ryan Blasts Back at White House’s Budget Ultimatum

America’s Newsroom Fox News Insider 4/19/2012

The White House essentially issued an ultimatum to House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, warning him that he needs to change his budget bill … or else. President Obama has said that he won’t sign any budget that breaks the terms of the debt deal reached over the summer. […]

Jim Rogers: Enjoy 2012 Because Trouble Looms for 2013. And what is happening in China??

Forrest Jones Moneynews.com 22 Mar 2012

Investors should enjoy 2012, as economic stimulus measures will prop up markets this year, an election year, but economies will tank in 2013 and in 2014 when they can no longer grow on ultra-loose monetary policies and government borrowing, says international investor Jim Rogers.

In the United States and […]

Schiff: U.S. economy is not recovering

Don’t believe the hype–the U.S. economy is not recovering, it’s getting sicker.

Peter Schiff SchiffReport 3/18/2012

Peter Schiff: 3 Ways to Survive the Fed’s Destructive Policy

Jeff Macke Breakout Yahoo! Finance 1/30/2012

“The Federal Reserve doesn’t care about the long term health of the economy, it just wants to keep the music going until the next election,” says the always outspoken Peter Schiff, head of EuroPacific Capital.

Schiff, a well-known critic of both the current Fed and the institution as a […]

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