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May 2020
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We Need to Print the Money to See Where ...

PETER SCHIFF
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Big moves in gold and silver.
Jerome Powell admits that things are so bad, it’s worth the risk of killing us with the cure.
Personal income surges by 10.5% as consumer spending declines by 13.6%.
Mark Cuban thinks money printers are the economic fountain of youth.
Goldman Sachs couldn’t care less about Bitcoin.
Trump shifts blame from the Federal Reserve to China.
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