Schiff on CNBC
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Like the 'Mr T' title.
Yes definitely let him speak a while. They could be getting to the point where they want more informed investors to starting buying physical. Maybe they're worried that if they do too good a job talking down gold in America, there might not be enough about to confiscate in a few months.
Yes definitely let him speak a while. They could be getting to the point where they want more informed investors to starting buying physical. Maybe they're worried that if they do too good a job talking down gold in America, there might not be enough about to confiscate in a few months.
bushi
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...what was more telling than listening to our good old Peter on a roll (man, he can speak 
- and make sense all the same), was his CNBC audience's reactions - approving nods, "uhms", etc, generally - appreciating mood, instead of usual disbelief mixed with the ridicule. Seems like everybody is slowly starting to get the message...
- and make sense all the same), was his CNBC audience's reactions - approving nods, "uhms", etc, generally - appreciating mood, instead of usual disbelief mixed with the ridicule. Seems like everybody is slowly starting to get the message...
DoChenRollingBearing
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Hmm, how interesting that CNBS may be warming up, even if slightly, to allow gold being discussed as a legitimate investment.
Has there been a management shift there?
Hmm, how interesting that CNBS may be warming up, even if slightly, to allow gold being discussed as a legitimate investment.
Has there been a management shift there?
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I don't think so. Any interviewer these days tends to take the opposite side of the argument.
The fact that it was a pretty girl, with a not too aggressive style, limited interruptions and frequent agreeable nods, makes it one of the most gold positive interviews I've seen in a while.
It looks like even the CNBC herd realizes that they're just front-running the Fed and when the music stops you better find yourself sitting on a golden chair or else...