The Bonds Bubble has Burst Peter Schiff Wall Street Unspun
excellent Wall Street Unspun this Wednesday with Peter Schiff touching a wide range of subjects the bond market inflation crude oil prices skyrocketing his show with Jon Stewart the Daily Show his book Crash proof being number 23 in Amazon , the dollar continuing to be weak ,the rally of the commodities currencies Norwegian krona Australian and Canadian dollars , ,gold mint in Perth Australia ,the bond bubble has burst there is a lot of air in that bubble and a lot of deflating to do , if you think that the dollar have fallen enough just wait ... , The possibility that the US government start seizing gold Peter Schiff thinks Bernanke should be in jail , Peter also mentions Warren Buffett criticizing him his attitude sending the wrong patriotic message , he also talks about Marc Faber and the fact that he is 100% sure America will go into hyperinflationand more ...more ...
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