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I (along with many of you I'm sure) have been listening to Peter Schiff's podcast since his predictions from 2004-2006 have materialized, and his outlook on the
by jfornear 18y ago
I (along with many of you I'm sure) have been listening to Peter Schiff's podcast since his predictions from 2004-2006 have materialized, and his outlook on the future of the US economy is very bleak. http://europac.net http://europac.net
Duh, no one knows exactly what will happen or how, but I do believe it is foolish to write off these 'bleak' predictions from analysts who have proven their credibility and can back up their predictions with logic and reason.
Plus, this article is self-defeating is it not? If we are supposed to ignore these 'bleak' predictions because of how innacurate predictions have been in the past, shouldn't we ignore the optimistic predictions like this one, too?
EDIT: I don't endorse everything Schiff says.
- zack 18y agoThere are a lot of high-powered investment analysts who had proven their credibility with a string of years of success, guided, I'm sure, by logical and well-reasoned investments. That's just not how it works pal. Everyone is bound to be wrong in the long run. Sorry.
- jfornear 18y agoYou can't measure credibility through success in the stock market, and that's not what I was implying. Do you take any advice? By your logic it doesn't look like it. I wouldn't want you running our country right now, sorry.