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Gregory Mannarino-Obama Care Is Going to Kill Jobs Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt

Published on Nov 10, 2013

http://usawatchdog.com/fed-will-incre… Obama Care will be “awful” for the economy, and Gregory Mannarino of TradersChoice.net points out, “This will be a wealth transfer. It’s that simple. They want young healthy people to subsidize the older sick ones.” Mannarino goes on to predict, “This is going to kill jobs beyond a shadow of a doubt. It is going to steal money that could be put into the economy.” Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with financial analyst/trader Gregory Mannarino from TradersChoice.net.

Paul Craig Roberts-Fed Trapped by Money Printing

Published on Nov 3, 2013

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts-Fed Trapped by Money Printing

Economist Dr. Paul Craig Roberts says the Fed is never going to stop printing money. Dr. Roberts contends, “They’re trapped because you can’t expect them to say let’s blow up the world right now so we don’t have a crisis in the dollar next year.” Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with former Assistant Treasury Secretary Dr. Paul Craig Roberts

Fed Taper Will Trigger Recession

Published on Nov 2, 2013

Peter Schiff on CNBC’s Closing Bell (11/01/2013)
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Fed Will Do The Opposite Of Tapering – More Money Printing!

Published on Oct 27, 2013

Peter Schiff on BNN (10/25/2013)
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Fed could up QE to $1 trillion a month: Marc Faber

Marc Faber, publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, told CNBC on Monday that investors are asking the wrong question about when the Federal Reserve will taper its massive bond-buying program. They should be asking when the central bank will be increasing it, he argued.

“The question is not tapering. The question is at what point will they increase the asset purchases to say $150 [billion] , $200 [billion], a trillion dollars a month,” Faber said in a “Squawk Box” interview.

The Fed—which is currently buying $85 billion worth of bonds every month—will hold its October meeting next week to deliberate the future of its asset purchases known as quantitative easing.

(Read moreTreasury yields will still spike to 5%: Societe Generale)

Faber has been predicting so-called “QE infinity” because “every government program that is introduced under urgency and as a temporary measure is always permanent.” He also said, “The Fed has boxed itself into a position where there is no exit strategy.”

The continuation of Fed bond-buying has helped support stocks, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index are coming off two straight weeks of gains, highlighted by record highs for the S&P.

The world is in ‘gigantic asset bubble’: Faber
Marc Faber, The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, shares his views on how inflation has impacted global wealth.

While there may be little inflation in the U.S., Faber said there’s been incredible asset inflation. “We are the bubble. We have a colossal asset bubble in the world [and] a leverage or a debt bubble.”

Back in April 2012, Faber said the world will face “massive wealth destruction” in which “well to-do people will lose up to 50 percent of their total wealth.”

(Flashback‘Massive wealth destruction’ about to hit: Marc Faber)

In Monday’s “Squawk” appearance, he said that could still happen but possibly from higher levels because of the “asset bubble” caused by the Fed.

“One day this asset inflation will lead to a deflationary collapse one way or the other. We don’t know yet what will cause it,” he said.

By CNBC’s Matthew J. Belvedere. Follow him on Twitter @Matt_SquawkCNBC.