February 2006 Peter Schiff US Bubble Economy

A speech by Peter Schiff on the US Bubble Economy, from a February 2006 Money Show appearance.




25 Responses to “February 2006 Peter Schiff US Bubble Economy”

  1. titan13131 says:

    awesome gj

  2. Leofus1986 says:

    Alan Greenspan disliked this video

  3. ownerowner100 says:

    FROM PETER’S FIRM

  4. ownerowner100 says:

    I BOUGHT 30k SILVER AND GOLD COINS

  5. ownerowner100 says:

    TEST

  6. ibelucky1 says:

    Excellent >

  7. bigchiefbc says:

    15:30 to 17:40 is a brilliant point. Especially the punchline.

  8. bwheeler83 says:

    Impressive!!!

  9. kosai19 says:

    It’s always funny how after the fact everyone acts like it was obvious. He was saying this stuff when EVERYONE was under the spell of easy credit and ever-expanding housing values. I think that deserves a heck of a lot of respect because he got it right just for the reasons he mentions.

    It will also be obvious after sharp inflation rises happen as he is saying now.

  10. roger767 says:

    I saw it too, this guy is the real deal, I hope the American people vote for him

  11. jcfan42 says:

    There must be some financial incentive for such blatant violations of the Constituion. The love of money is the root of all evil (1 Timothy 6:10), and the president even said the constitution was faulty for not providing for “positive” liberties, or what the government can allegedly do for you (like social security).

  12. jcfan42 says:

    I tend to believe most politicians (at least at the federal level) have some clue as to what they are doing. Somebody is coming out on top with these horrible decisions and it is not me, so who do they really work for?

  13. takerdust says:

    Getting a decent girlfriend is far more satisfying than trolling Schiff vids

  14. a4finger says:

    great video, Peter Schiff is amazing

  15. TheEllipsis731 says:

    Actually, I think the Democrats have no clue that the worst is yet to come… Most politicians have almost no relevant economic knowledge whatsoever lol…

  16. jcfan42 says:

    Well, that’s typical, isn’t it? Do you suppose they are waiting until after the election? The Democrats could easily lose the House anyway. These politicians are unbelievable.

  17. jcfan42 says:

    Americans should start thinking up new things to produce if it wants to survive as a country. This, and reset the enormous government structure and its foreign policy. We need to reevaluate our values, remember what is right and wrong…

  18. jcfan42 says:

    What do you know? Schiff was right again – people did lose their homes! If we understood economics like this, we would not be here today.

  19. jcfan42 says:

    The Great Depression can keep its name if we call what we have now “The Bursting Bubbles” or something like that, yet somehow, as descriptive as it is, and dare I say as cute-sounding as it sounds (imagine a child bursting soap bubbles), it does not seem as dramatic as the consequences. Maybe we call it “The Economic Implosion of Freedom” – which applies both to the events and the consequences.

  20. jcfan42 says:

    Bill “Carter” Clinton, that is, as Freudian slips may go…

  21. jcfan42 says:

    I recently read an article that says that China has “unheard of” levels of exports – they send all their goods to us, or as much as they possibly could. So, watching this from four years ago, what does that mean for us? Not good… they might cut us off, at least to some degree.

  22. jcfan42 says:

    Gotta love IOU’s – until they get thrown back in our faces because we do not understand what happened. Quite well done, maybe I can share this somehow.

  23. tonyg0123 says:

    isn’t it cool that Peter Schiff’s videos has all of 5,000 views, but a Lady Gaga music video has 250,000,000 views. YIKES! …yes, I know there are more kids than adults usually on youtube, but come on. We are in trouble.

  24. baigandine says:

    George Bush saved it for the end, instead — BAM!

  25. FreakwaveNL says:

    Invest dollars in buying silver and gold.

    Why is the gold price getting higher and higher? its the dollar having fewer and fewer value, thats inflation not the other way around!


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