BOJ Goes Negative, 2 Down 1 To Go ! – Ep. 136
January 29, 2016
First it was the ECB, and then it was the Bank of Japan, cutting interest rates overnight to -.1% That is the first time in
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It Looks Like a Recession Because It Is One – Ep. 132
January 20, 2016
The bear market in global stocks continues, and I believe we’re in a bear market in the U.S. Technically the major averages are not quite
Fed’s Denial Risks More Than Its Credibility Ep.131
January 15, 2016
The Dow Jones ended another down week on a down note, dropping 390 points The NASDAQ was down 126 points This is the worst January
Deja Vu All Over Again – SchiffReport January 8, 2016
January 9, 2016
Hi everybody, this is Peter Schiff and I am recording this on Friday, January 8, and Wall Street just finished the worst opening week to
Stocks Start Year With Biggest Drop in 84 Years – Ep. 128
January 4, 2016
The U.S. stock market opened the first trading day of 2016 with a bang, but not the type of bang the bulls were hoping for
Janet Yellen Gets Nuts – Ep. 125
December 17, 2015
Yesterday, the Federal Reserve finally met market expectations and increased interest rates to .25% Actually, the official rate was 0 – .25 and now, the
Is the Fed Playing Chicken With the Stock Market? – Ep. 124
December 12, 2015
The U.S. stock market finished up its worst week since August, when everybody though a rate hike was just around the corner Substantial triple-digit losses
Draghi Fails To Deliver. Will Yellen Be Next? – Ep. 123
December 3, 2015
Mario Draghi of the ECB sent shockwaves through the foreign exchange and currency markets today He didn’t deliver the stimulus traders expected The big question
Did The Fed’s Luck Run Out On Friday The 13th? – Ep. 118
November 13, 2015
Friday the 13 was an unlucky day on Wall Street The Dow was down over 200 points – the second back to back decline of
The Shadow Rate Casts Gloom
November 13, 2015
By: Peter Schiff, President and CEO Euro Pacific Capital Nearly 92% of economists surveyed this week by the Wall Street Journal expect that our eight-year
