Peter Schiff was Right^H^H^H^H^HWrong
Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed — ... Furthermore, Schiff made no allowances for being wrong and had no exit strategy whatsoever. What happened in 2008 was that foreign equities sold off much harder than US equities, and a strengthening US dollar compounded the situation. In other words, Schiff failed where it matters most: Peter Schiff did not protect his client's assets. Let's take a look how, and more importantly why, starting with charts of various foreign indices. Read the whole thing. ...

Why Paul Kedrosky, Peter Schiff & Mish Shedlock Are Fast Becoming Irrelevant
TIM - Timothy Sykes — ... & Mish over whether Peter Schiff was right or wrong for calling the whole market / real estate crash You can read them both, but I don’t think either are worth highlighting—in fact, I’m not gonna waste your time highlighting any useless stuff anymore, which will mean I’m gonna save you from sifting through decades upon decades of noise. Who gives a flying f%^& whether Schiff was right or not? Who gives a flying f%^& about macro and market guessing games. Only pundits and idiots do, not that they are different in the least. There’s a million ways to bet on gold going higher ...

Peter Schiff's Clients Got Hosed This Year, Too
Yahoo! Finance: Tech Ticker — ... people believe the answer to our pile of debt is to spend like crazy. But that doesn't mean Peter Schiff has been an amazing steward of his clients' cash. Michael Shedlock punctures the Schiff aura, saying he's heard from several clients who claim losses of 40%-70% after investing with EuroPacificCapital. How could this be? Hasn't Schiff been bearish during a horrible year for US equities? Yes, but that negative on US equaties was just a part of his overall strategy. Shedlock sums Schiff's complete thesis : Schiff was correct about point number 1 above. The US equity markets ...

Being Right or Making Money
World Beta - Engineering Targeted Returns and Risk — ... I have with investing commentary (more here). There are so many blogs, reporters, and portfolio managers that I put in the camp of "ranters". They rant about this and that (Gold to $2000! Oil to $10! Oil to $300! Inflation! Deflation! The Fed!), but the bottom line is "do they help you make money"? Does watching CNBC help you make money? Does watching Mad Money help you make money? Does any of the news you ingest help you manage your assets in a more productive way? ...

Monday links: an act of faith
Abnormal Returns — ... A prominent investment advisor, Peter Schiff, who claims to have been “right” on the current crisis, failed to make money for his clients.  (Mish also ...

Peter Schiff’s Euro Pacific Capital Down 40 - 70% in 2008?
SelfInvestors | ETFs, IPOs & Breakout Stocks — ... Ah, but there seems to be one small problem.  According to Michael Shedlock, Peter Schiff, the President and Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capital not only didn’t profit from the financial collapse, he failed to do what every other so called professional failed to do for their clients last year.  PRESERVE CAPITAL.  Turns out, he was largely right on the US macro picture and called a US equity crash but believed global markets would not folllow due to decoupling and that the dollar would continue to crash.  Rather than shorting US equities he ...

US Government Debt Default – It’s Happened Before
Institutional Economics — Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets (0) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main US Government Debt Default – It’s Happened Before Alex Pollock reviews the US government’s 1933 decision to repudiate its gold clause obligations: The United States quite clearly and overtly defaulted on its debt as an expediency in 1933, the first year of Franklin Roosevelt’s presidency. This was an ...

Peter Schiff was Wrong
Toro's Running of the Bulls Market Blog — From Mish. Schiff's Overall Thesis US Equity Markets Will Crash. US Dollar Will Go To Zero (Hyperinflation). Decoupling (The rest of the world would be immune to a US slowdown. Buy foreign equities and commodities and ...

Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II
Institutional Economics — Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets (0) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main US Government Debt Default – It’s Happened Before Alex Pollock reviews the US government’s 1933 decision to repudiate its gold clause obligations: The United States quite clearly and overtly defaulted on its debt as an expediency in 1933, the first year of Franklin Roosevelt’s presidency. This was an ...

Why I Run My Own Money - And You Should Too
The Market Ticker — ... A rather "sharp" and long missive from Mish (who I happen to like) eviscerating Peter Schiff makes clear the problem with chasing "gurus" and listening to them: ...

Blogger Wars: Mike Shedlock vs. Peter Schiff
Trading Goddess — The Austrian economics blogosphere was rocked to its very core yesterday, when Mike Shedlock, one of the most popular economics bloggers on the web, dropped a serious smackdown on Peter Schiff in a post entitled, "Peter Schiff Was Wrong." In this post we'll analyze the beef between two of the most prolific economists of our time. ...

Rudd Bank Puts Taxpayers Last
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (1) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Peter Schiff Was Wrong
The Big Picture — ... daytrade. We review and reposition our strategies monthly, but if something noticeable happens mid-month, we try to react to it. Unlike Schiff, we attempt to position our clients for what the market is actually doing, not what we think it ought to be doing. The distinction is paramount, especially when such thinking just might be wrong. Mike “Mish” Shedlock http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com Source: Peter Schiff Was Wrong Michael Shedlock Sunday, January 25, 2009 ...

Low Volume Randomosity
The Learning Curve by Muckdog — ... Peter Schiff was wrong!  From Mish.  It looks like even though Schiff got the market call right, his investment thesis centered on shorting the dollar in a hyperinflation bet, and buying foreign equities rather than shorting US equities. ...

Mish vs Peter Schiff
The Big Picture — On Sunday night, Mike Shedlock lobbed a hand grenade Peter Schiff’s way (here, and mirrored here). Around late 2008, some PR flacks were circulating a Schiff’s greatest hits — short excerpts of his appearances on major media. It was apparent to me that these heavily edited clips were not coming from random readers, but rather, were part of an organized PR campaign.I do not know if this annoying guerilla marketing approach is what motivated Mish to write his takedown, but it sure made me come close several times. ...

Schiff Still Has One Thing Right
GoldSeek.com — ... was broad agreement about the end result: a Second Great Depression. We are very nearly there now, and nothing can stop it. But there is no longer uncertainty about how well gold might perform, since, as anyone can see, gold has done brilliantly in the midst of a global asset collapse. If the tide should turn, and hyperinflation plays out, it seems highly unlikely that gold would fare any worse, relatively speaking, than it has in these deflationary times. And here’s the link to Mish’s exposé . *** Information and commentary contained herein comes from sources believed to be ...

Rudd Bank versus AussieMac
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

The Mish-Schiff catfight
The Mess That Greenspan Made — Having just stumbled upon the Mike Shedlock-Peter Schiff online feud as Schiff had executed a fine compound-riposte in response to Mish's dazzling ballestra-lunge earlier in the week, it suddenly became clear that data supporting one of the central arguments on one of my favorite subjects - "deflation" - was in dire need of an update. First, for those of you who missed it, here are the two attacks: Jan. 25 - Mish: Peter Schiff Was Wrong Jan. 29 - Schiff: A Response to My Critics There may be more commentary by one or the other, ...

So Why is the Journal (Sort of) Defending Peter Schiff's Simply Wretched Investment Performance?
naked capitalism — ... A mere three days later , blogger Michael Shedlock in "Peter Schiff Was Wrong," savages Schiff on his frequent claims to having made good trend forecasts and positioning his clients "accordingly." ...

This and That: Budget 2009 Edition
Canadian Capitalist — ... Peter Schiff has achieved guru status by being very bearish on US stocks. So, he much have made a killing for his clients, right? Well, turns out his clients are not exactly jumping with joy over the past year’s returns. ...

Peter Schiff: Right Forecast, Wrong Plan?
InvivoAnalytics.com — ... price will react to the news better than others do. It is the possession of either or both of these skills that is the foundation for legitimate strategies of active management. Our principal goal is to ensure that our clients are less wrong than the consensus for the right reasons, and can thus earn consistently higher returns. — Horace “Woody” Brock HAT TIP: Abnormal Returns, Friday Links MORE: Schiff: Schiff: The World Won’t Buy Unlimited U.S. Debt MORE: Peter Schiff Was Wrong MORE: Schiff: A Response to My Critics Questions and Comments ...

‘Neo-Liberalism’ Triumphed in 1978.  Who Knew?
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Do You Trade Your Market Predictions?
Beanieville Inc. — ... This is Mish's attack of Mr. Schiff, claiming that Schiff never benefited from his predictions (didn't short the housing and banks) and instead lost alot of money for his clients (by investing in foreign assets which went down hard as other countries also went into a deep recession). ...

Rudd in Wonderland
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Peter Schiff makes a defence
FT Alphaville — ... video montage that popped up on YouTube recently. This has not gone down unnoticed by Schiff’s critics, who claim “even a stopped clock is right twice a day”. Among the most vocal of these has been blogger Mike “Mish” Shedlock of the Mish’s Global Economic Trend Analysis blog. In his post “ Peter Schiff was wrong and I can prove it post ” he asserts that while Schiff may have correctly predicted the economic collapse, his dollar bear position has actually cost him credibility and lost his clients a lot of money. Mish references client letters as evidence, all of which he says ...

Rudd in Wonderland II
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

A $42 Billion Future Tax Increase: Immiseration Not Stimulation
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Obama’s Fiscal Stimulus versus the University of Chicago
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Ken Henry on Activist Fiscal Policy
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

So Much for ‘Liquidity Enhancement’
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

‘The Last Little Timber from a Sunken Boat of Ideas’
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

‘Attacking Iran is a Shovel-Ready Project’
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Peter Schiff: Why I'm Right and My Critics Are All Wrong
Yahoo! Finance: Tech Ticker — ... for his prescient calls on the housing bubble and U.S. stocks, Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital has recently come under fire. First blogger Michael Shedlock and then The Wall Street Journal noted how Schiff's investment thesis - centered on shorting the dollar and buying foreign currencies, commodities and related stocks - had run aground in 2008. A "number of" Euro Pacific Capital clients lost 50% or more in 2008, when the S 500 fell 38%, ...

Five Reasons Why Fiscal Stimulus Won’t Work
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

The Next Freddie and Fannie
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

The 25th John Bonython Lecture and CIS Annual Dinner
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

The Running of the Bears
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

The Greenspan Counter-Factual
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Anglo-American Outperformance
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Paul Krugman, Enemy of Progress
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Peter Costello, Economic Nationalist
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Market Power is Bad, Except When it’s Our Market Power:  Harry Clarke versus the ACCC
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Ricardian Backlash to Fiscal Stimulus
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

PIMCO: Bail-Out Profiteers
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

The Giant GSE Risk Turkey: The Future of Freddie and Fannie
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

‘They will just dig them up and cart them away’
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Colloque Lippmann 71 Years On: Paris 1938 versus New York 2009
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Disaster Tourism: New York City 2009
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Educating Rudd
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Greenspan versus Taylor
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Arbitraging Congress
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

All Praise Lu Kewen Thought!
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Bubble Poppers: Monetary Policy and the Myth of ‘Bubbles’ in Asset Prices
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

My Secret Life as a Crop-Burning New Dealer
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Self-Inflicted Chinese Influence Peddling
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Keynes and the G20
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Blame it on Rio
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Political Identity Survey
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Bubble Wrap
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Canberra is the Problem, Not Beijing
Institutional Economics — ... Puts Taxpayers Last I have an op-ed in today’s AFR on the so-called ‘Rudd Bank.’ Text below the fold (may differ slightly from edited AFR version). Henry Ergas made related arguments in The Australian yesterday. continue reading posted on 27 January 2009 by skirchner in Economics , Financial Markets , Fiscal Policy (5) Comments | (0) Trackbacks | Permalink | Main Right Forecast, Wrong Trade II Mike Shedlock is far from impressed with Peter Schiff. posted on 27 January 2009 by ...

Peter Schiff on Jon Stewart
CrossingWallStreet.com — ... Peter Schiff appeared on Jon Stewart’s show last. Unfortunately, it was a softball interview and Stewart bought the now-disproven line that Schiff was right. Dan Gross recently referred to Stewart as ...

Inflation With Gary North Or Deflation With Mish
GoldSeek.com — ... work found in The Golden Constant. Typical of those on weak intellectual ground is his reversion to ad hominem attacks about photography which appeal to emotion and feeling instead of logic and reason. Mish on the other hand seems able to accurately state the rules, analyze the situation and form a conclusion. However, he either seems to not completely understand gold’s monetary role or does not think it is currently a material issue. If it is a timing issue, like his critique of Peter Schiff being wrong is a timing issue, then Mish is not wrong but like Schiff has not yet ...