Thoughts On The Trade War

I’ve been saying for a long time that even if we got a deal, it was going to be a ‘buy the rumor sell the fact.’ But I also said it was becoming obvious that Trump had so overpromised about a great deal that it was almost impossible to have a deal without disappointing the markets. So, I think Trump made a calculated decision that no deal is better than a deal that disappoints, especially since he had already goosed the market up to new highs so even if we sold off, Trump could say, ‘Well, this is some short-term pain. It’s necessary for the long-term gain.’ And it may be the catalyst that causes the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates and launch QE, which is what Trump wants.

- in Schiff Gold

"Long live the bear market. This bear market rally is dead. We are going a lot lower.” 
- in Schiff’s podcast

Uber's IPO

Normally, in a real environment where we had normal interest rates, where the Federal Reserve wasn't artificially suppressing them, I don't think money-losing companies like Uber (UBER) would be able to come public.