As far as inflation is concerned, a vindication of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is equally premature. First of all, it's not that Quantitative Easing will lead to inflation; it's that QE is inflation. Secondly, there is a lag between QE and rising consumer prices, so the jury is still out as to how high consumer prices will ultimately rise as a result of current and past Fed policy mistakes. - in Europac
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Peter Schiff`s comments on the economy, stock markets, politics and gold. Schiff is the renowned writer of the bestseller Crash Proof: How to Profit from the Coming Economic Collapse.
Farmland Has Been Extremely Exciting For 3 Or 4 Years Now
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“Farmland has been extremely exciting for 3 or 4 years now. I hope it’s
slowing down...otherwise we won’t have any farm products. The slowdown is
“only in ...
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