Peter Shiff - predicting the financial crisis

Herzog

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This is a very good watch. Nobody listened to him and now they all look really stupid. It's actually kind of gut wrenching how "on" he was. It almost appeared as if they invited him on the shows to just to disagree with him and create media drama.

Very interesting.

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OREGON85

from OREGON
I wish I would have seen that last year before I bought Bank of America for $44 thinking it was a bargain and a few months ago for $24 again thinking it was a bargain. Yesterday it closed at $13.09. :eek:
 

muleskinner

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Enoch, UT
I wish I would have seen that last year before I bought Bank of America for $44 thinking it was a bargain and a few months ago for $24 again thinking it was a bargain. Yesterday it closed at $13.09. :eek:

But would you have listened to him, or the others? Good vid.
 

Greg

I run a tight ship... wreck
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Wow, it's amazing how far off base the doubters were. They wouldn't even consider the possibility, just imagine if they did.
 
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unltd1

Guest
My favorite thing is how he slowly and calmly rocks back and forth in his chair like it's a casual, no stress conversation between friends. Or like he's telling this information matter-of-factly to a classroom of children. Very soothing...
 

del0075

Active Member
I would like to see what the doubters have to say now....bunch of idiots, didnt even want to listen to him



to bad he's not our next pres. at least he knows we have a problem
 

DAA

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But would you have listened to him, or the others? Good vid.

Havent' watched the vid yet, but I did listen...

At work I deal with a lot of real estate appraisers (our customers). Part of my job is following some of their online forums (to see what is being said about our products). Appraisers were at ground zero of the subprime mess from the very beginning - getting pressured by predatory lenders and crooked mortgage brokers to "make the number" to get bad loans processed. The ethical and smarter appraisers refused to go along and lost a lot of business during the feeding frenzy. But those same people that chose not to participate (to their own financial detriment), were predicting all of what has since transpired, chapter and verse, starting almost 3 years ago. They, as a group, not just an individual, accurately predicted the chain of events and the timetable.

I did listen. My retirement all got pulled out of the stock market before things started to go haywire. Simply because the facts were so plain to see and impossible to argue against. We also cater to mortgage brokers and real estate agents, as well as big lenders, so I was hearing about the subprime monstrosity every day, from every angle. Listening to the guys in the trenches of the subprime fiasco, it really seemed pretty easy to see how things would go. The old hands in the appraisal business connected the dots between the subprime, the mortgage backed securities market, credit policy, real estate prices and the stock market very clearly.

- DAA
 

DToy

Registered User
Location
Lehi
Wow, it's almost scary how dead-on he was. I'd love to see them replay that on prime time with all of those doubters who were totally trashing him. What I wouldn't give to see their responses now. That's a definite must-see.
 
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rockdog

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Funny as hell. Me and my cpa have been having this same discussion for two years now! I've been telling family hang on to your ass it's coming. The only problem is people have to go through the pain to learn and understand first hand. Been there, done this 79 through 83.
Word to the wise. It's gonna get worse, way worse.

Ok, I'm climbing down off my soap box now:rofl::rofl:
 

Herzog

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Wydaho
Well, if you like that one you'll like this one. Pretty scary if you ask me:

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