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Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers – July 3, 2014 [youtube class=”center” id=”6JKOsdiNXfs”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Tim in Salisbury, NC I’m currently in the forex market and have been positioning myself for the inevitable collapse of the US dollar. In your opinion, what is the best currency to buy against the […]

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – June 26, 2014 [youtube class=”center” id=”0UEetyfSzbg”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Paul in Fayatteville, Arkansas What does “cheap money” mean? David in Brentwood, TN I have $200,000 worth of gold and silver bullion sitting in an IRA and a third party depository. I have seen

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – May 27, 2014 Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – May 27, 2014 [youtube class=”center” id=”52zSqdBitKE”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Mark (US expat) in Singapore I have developed a theory about how the US will get rid of the national debt. Borrowing is the equivalent

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – May 19, 2014 [youtube class=”center” id=”SoK-7qiPvJg”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””]John in Philadelphia, PA If Obama and the Republicans get together for tax reform in 2015, would you be in favor of a compromise that lowers personal and corporate tax rates, but also includes a

Listeners’ Questions – May 5, 2011 [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Gillad from Tel Aviv Why do you recommend investing in dividend-paying stocks if dividends per se don’t increase the value of the company? In fact couldn’t you argue that a company that can no longer generate superior return with its

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – February 21, 2014 [youtube class=”center” id=”GoMBPnEjRwo”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Mike from Paris, TX If China keeps all the gold mined within China and even imports more- then how are China Panda coins made and sold into the United States? Rajinder from London, GB

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – September 30, 2013 [youtube class=”center” id=”PLN65SX5Ra28wnt84oBPKdBOEwEawbFA7x”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Luke in Tampa, FL Why is there an ever-growing gap in the wealth between the rich and the poor. This is a very big talking point among leftist, progressive and/or Keynesian economists, yet I’ve

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – September 23, 2013 [youtube class=”center” id=”pm0KSWknxc8″] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Anne in New York, NY Could you please explain how you could simultaneously have contracting credit and inflation at the same time, as you have predicted. Wouldn’t contracting credit cause deflation? Adam in Strabane, Ireland

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – July 18, 2013 [youtube class=”center” id=”D3K1UUega0Q”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Nicolas in Vancouver, British Columbia If the US economy collapses as bad as you make it sound, I would imagine that food would be a greater asset than gold. If people are starving, wouldn’t

Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers- July 18, 2013 [youtube class=”center” id=”blSFSNElLtQ”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””] Nathan from Ontario Canada People like Nigel Farage advocate Greece exiting the Euro, going back to the Drachma, and devaluing the currency to get away from the “economic prison” of the Euro. Is Nigel’s idea opposite