PETER SCHIFF
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Peter Schiff on CNBC 06 January 2010
Kudlow asks Peter Schiff about the Details on his message as potential Senator of Connecticut, Peter Schiff is Euro Pacific Capital president and is running for the senate seat in Connecticut as a republican
Peter David Schiff, president of Euro-Pacific Capital, a Connecticut-based brokerage have correctly predicted the U.S. stock-market slide, the home mortgage meltdown and the credit crunch
Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies , Peter Schiff is Author of the Best Seller Crash Proof How to Profit From the Coming Economic Collapse
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