Schiff, Lyster and Yahoo! talk inflation

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I didn't know that Lauren Lyster (of Capital Account on RT) does a show for Yahoo!. Anyway, she had Peter Schiff on to talk about inflation:
Video and transcript: http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/dail...bles-down-inflation-prediction-144054976.html
 
Aha. I generally don't pay attention to that sort of thing. Capital Account was a good show. Shame it's gone.
 
yeah, I am missing Capital Account too, I was watching them daily in recent times. These daily ticker episodes are not even close in the format to the CA. Too bad..

As for inflation, I totally agree with Bug's explanation, that the amount of new M1 money created, barely replaces the amount that went "puff" in 2007, creating huge wealth transfer in the process, and being parked at the banks/Fed overnight, collecting the spread. But just you wait - I cannot possibly think, how Fed is going to arrest the inflation, when/if it finally arrives - what, they will sell back all the toxic assets, that they are currently accumulating? For how much (i.e., how much base money will they be able to recapture)? More importantly still: to whom? Alien economy from space? :rotflmbo:

Or, to put it more bluntly: can I get some billion from the CB, pretty please, using my sweaty t-shirt as a collateral? They can always sell it back into the market and extinguish the money created this way, when the inflation starts to show up. No? oh, I forgot, I am not JP Morgan & perps.
 
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