kdakota630's CAPS Blog

Recs

20 Peter Schiff Video Blog - January 28, 2011 (Market Sell Off, Bogus GDP, Japan Downgrade, Credit Cards)

January 28, 2011 – Comments (3)

Recs

18 Peter Schiff Video Blog - January 26, 2011 (State of the Union, Fed, Bogus Government Conclusions, SchiffRadio.com)

January 26, 2011 – Comments (6)

Recs

12 Peter Schiff on the Kudlow Report CNBC - January 24, 2011

January 25, 2011 – Comments (1)

Recs

30 Peter Schiff Inflationary Nightmare Coming - January 24, 2011

January 24, 2011 – Comments (4)

Recs

13 1/21/2011 - Peter Schiff On FXBIZ: The Great Currency Debate

January 22, 2011 – Comments (0) | RELATED TICKERS: GLD

Also, Peter's video blog from Jan. 21, 2011.

Recs

12 Peter Schiff Video Blog - January 21, 2011 (Euro, Bonds, China, Musical Advisors, SchiffRadio.com)

January 21, 2011 – Comments (0)

Recs

25 10 Things To Know Before Jumping Into Gold And Silver

January 19, 2011 – Comments (7) | RELATED TICKERS: GLD , SLV

As the global economy became increasingly unstable during 2010, investors all over the world flocked to precious metals such as gold, silver, copper and platinum. The price of gold set an all-time record high last year, and gold investors were euphoric. [more]

Recs

12 The State Is Not Great: How Government Poisons Everything

January 17, 2011 – Comments (6)

I have my suspicions that the guy in the video is David in Qatar. [more]

Recs

17 Peter Schiff Video Blog - January 14, 2011 (U.S. Economy, Inflation, China, Euro, Gold)

January 14, 2011 – Comments (3)

[more]

Recs

15 Peter Schiff Video Blog - January 7, 2011 (Jobs Report, U.S. Constitution, SchiffRadio.com)

January 07, 2011 – Comments (1)

[more]

Recs

14 Peter Schiff - Forever Stamps Tell Us Much

January 04, 2011 – Comments (9)

The United States Postal Service announced this week that all future first class postage stamps sold will be the so–called “forever stamps” that have no face value but are guaranteed to cover the cost of mailing a first class letter, regardless of how high that cost may rise in the future. Currently these stamps are sold for 44 cents, but will increase in price if and when the Post Office hikes rates. [more]

Recs