We had a very significant day in the currency and gold markets yesterday We had some good follow through today that really buttresses the point
The Dow 20,000 party is going to have to wait until 2017 Although I wouldn’t necessarily buy a ticket for January The selloff that started
Today we got the Non-Farm Payroll report for the month of June Remember the last 2 reports were quite weak and everybody was hoping for
And then there was one; Donald Trump is now the presumptive Republican Presidential nominee for 2016 I remember when this Republican Primary started and the
Gold finally traded about $1300 this morning; it was the first time since January of 2015 that the price of gold traded above $1300 But
The dollar index traded below 94 for a good part of the day, but it did manage to close up at 94 even, down just
One more time President Obama seeks to buy Democratic votes with a free lunch by appealing to workers Promising more overtime pay, to go into
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The U.S. dollar started out this morning on the defensive Government released CPI numbers generated a sharp reversal across the board Gold sold off, but
The Keynesian myth of mandating prosperity actually hurts the lower middle class and the working poor Something for nothing is appealing to voters, so politicians
Peter Schiff is an economist, financial broker/dealer, author, frequent guest on national news, and host of the Peter Schiff Show Podcast.
