Mark Anthony Taylor is David, and Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, HSBC and UBS are Goliath in this story about precious metals price rigging. Taylor is single-handedly trying to sue big banks to get back the money he lost due to the well known silver price manipulation schemes of Deutsche Bank and its collusion with other international banks. Taylor’s research has led him to the discovery of some tight connections between CEO’s of some of these criminal international banks – and well known criminals and convicted pedophiles like Jeffrey Epstein. More from the SGTReport.
It’s been 10 years since the 2008 financial meltdown. Money manager Peter Schiff warned the world about the last crisis and has a new warning about another coming financial crisis. Schiff says, “The problem is now we are on the precipice of a much bigger crisis than before. The next time, if they try to reflate those bubbles, which they will, it will be a spectacular failure because the markets are now prepared for the opposite. Everybody, right now, assumes the Fed is going to be able to keep raising rates. They assume they are going to shrink its balance sheet and that we have this booming economy that will never bust. When the Fed has to reverse course abruptly, acknowledge the underlying weakness that everybody has been oblivious to and they start cutting rates and launching another round of quantitative easing (money printing), I think the dollar is going to fall through the floor.”
On gold, Schiff contends, “People are going to be dumping their dollars and buying gold. . . . If you understood what the Fed was doing, you would be buying gold, but most people don’t understand.”
Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with Peter Schiff, founder of Euro Pacific Capital and Schiff Gold.
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