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Peter Schiff talking about Warren Buffett on RT.

Schiff Report Video Blog Feb. 27th 2012.

HIGHLIGHTS: Both gentlemen agree that world is witnessing a "currency war" - competitive devaluation of currencies to steal export share. Schiff argues that the only way to win the game is not to play. Rickards says the euro is likely to come out strongest. Rickards draws attention to the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, a current US law that would give the US president authoritarian control of the economy in case of an extreme collapse. Schiff thinks such a disorderly collapse is on the horizon. Schiff thinks the US is unlikely to return to a gold standard in the near future, while Rickards thinks it is too effective a solution to be overlooked - even by Keynesians. Both are bullish on gold as an investment. Rickards was tapped to teach the Dept. of Defense how to wage war using monetary policy, but doesn't think current US policies are meant to deliberately undermine foreign governments. Both gentlemen agree that the best solution continues to ...

By ADAM DAVIDSON Published: February 1, 2012 I remember the first time I interviewed a relatively unknown economist named Nouriel Roubini. It was 2005, and as we sat in his New York University office, he laid out his scary vision of the future. Roubini is a specialist in the flow of money around the world and the crises that (sometimes) result. But on that day he wanted to talk about the U.S. housing market. Homeowners, he said, had become too used to financing their lifestyles with money siphoned from overvalued homes. This housing bubble would pop, he warned, and send the world into a vicious recession, possibly even a depression. I remember leaving his office both stunned and confused. Only after calling a few leading economists was I reassured that this Roubini guy was expressing a fringe view that merited little attention. Like a lot of reporters that year, I turned around a tongue-in-cheek story about Dr. Doom and his scary (but probably best ignored) world view. Oops! A f...

The Schiff Report January 14, 2012.

Peter Schiff talks about where he sees silver and gold heading in 2012 and how the recent correction only makes his outlook on both gold and silver even more bullish. He talks about the importance of silver and gold investors who are on the fence making a decision to get while they can still take advantage of the low prices.

With continued fear surrounding the banking and monetary system as we head into 2012, today King World News interviewed Peter Schiff, CEO of Europacific Capital, to get his thoughts on what lies ahead. When asked about his outlook for 2012, Schiff remarked, “I think you are going to have a lot of choppiness in the stock market, but in the end I don’t expect a lot of movement in stocks. I don’t expect a crash or a big run, instead I think prices will continue to move sideways. In terms of the stock markets relation to gold I think it will continue to fall as a ratio.” Peter Schiff continues: “In fact, we could have a bigger decline in the Dow in terms of gold, in 2012, than we had in 2011. We are toward the middle to upper end of the range where stocks will be trading in 2012. Stocks will finish 2012 somewhere between 10,000 and 13,000. So the Dow may actually trade lower in 2012, but I don’t think it will be something crazy like a 30% or 40% drop. I don’t think people will ...

Farmers and ranchers have had their operating capital stolen by JP Morgan. Former CEO of Barnhardt Capital Management, Ann Barnhardt shut her firm down in the wake of MF Global's collapse to protect her customers. She calls for a general strike against the financial markets.

UCLA Economics Debate Nov/8/2011 Debate between Peter Schiff, David Rosnick, and Roger Farmer.

Isn't it interesting that there's a lot of bills coming out of the US that's really questionable?