Peter Schiff Stock up now! This could get very ugly

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결론: 인플레이션이 1970년대 수준으로 심화되고 달러가 붕괴할 수 있으니 생필품을 미리 사두라는 주장. [인플레이션 전망] 임금 상승률(2%)이 물가 상승률(3~5%)을 따라가지 못해 실질 소득이 감소하고 있다고 진단함. 팬데믹 이후 노동 공급은 줄었으나 연준의 통화 공급으로 소득을 보전해 수요만 늘어 물가가 급등했다고 설명함. 향후 연간 물가 상승률이 두 자릿수에 이를 수 있으며 공식 CPI는 실제 물가를 과소평가한다고 주장함. [개인 대응 조언] 비부패성 생필품을 1~2년 후 필요한 만큼 지금 미리 구매하라고 권함. 부유층은 헤지 수단이 있으나 중산층은 이런 방법이 필요하다고 봄. [재정·통화 리스크] 부채가 중앙은행(연준)에 의해 화폐화되고 있으며 이는 사실상의 인플레이션 세금이라고 주장함. 수십 년간의 재정적자로 민간 투자가 밀려나 미국은 해외 생산 능력에 의존함. 사상 최대 월간 무역적자(730억 달러 이상)가 기록됐고 적자가 계속 확대될 것이라고 봄. 달러 가치가 머지않아 붕괴하고 수입품 가격이 더 빠르게 오를 것이라고 예측함. [상대 출연자 발언] Richard Wolff는 Schiff의 주장이 자본주의 체제를 비판하는 것인지 의문을 제기하며 논쟁적 대화를 이어감. 자막이 중간에 끊겨 Wolff의 구체적 입장은 확인되지 않음. [언급 종목·자산] 개별 종목 언급 없음. 달러 가치 하락 및 수입 물가 상승이 주요 언급 대상임.

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01. of my pleasure peter you i follow your work you have been warning about the dangers of inflation for eons now wages are not rising as fast as inflation so it's pretty simple math peter if your wages are going up say two percent and inflation is three to five percent you're losing money i mean sooner or later we're all going to be eating cat food if this continues well that's generally the trend with inflation is the price of labor never keeps up with the price of stuff but the real problem is that immediately after covid a lot of americans stopped working but unfortunately they didn't reduce their spending because the government made the mistake of replacing the incomes they lost with new money that the federal reserve was printing so we were making fewer things to buy but everybody had more stuff more money to buy stuff and so prices just went ballistic and they're going to keep going up peter you have any tips for the regular consumer the you know the middle class american family out there working their butt off to try to i mean listen rich guys they have fancy accountants they have hedge mechanisms against this but what does the middle class family do to avoid this financial apocalypse of inflation coming how do they handle it yeah well first of all it's a tax so when the body administration says they're not taxing the people that make less than 400 000 they're hitting them with this huge inflation tax but one way that the average american can try to avoid it is to stock up now i mean buy the things that you think you may need a year from now two years from now buy it now especially the stuff that's non-perishable because in the future stuff is going to be even in shorter supply than it is now but the prices are going to be much higher so why wait for the prices to go up just buy the stuff you need now while it's available and a lot less expensive than it's going to be pretty soon peter i i got about 45 seconds left but this really worries me it's not like inflation crises haven't happened around the world argentina you know the infamous example of the weimar republic it's not like we don't have history books to look at this this could get very ugly very quick if we don't get a get our arms around this well it will and there's really no way to get our arms around it i think we're going to reap the whirlwind of the winds that we've been sowing and you know you have to go back to the 1970s to see inflation anywhere near this bad the problem is we're already at the point where we were at the latter part of the 1970s we're just getting started so we're going to be looking at serious annual inflation rates in the double digits and imagine how high the official rates would be if the government was actually measuring them accurately because we're not keeping track of prices using the same cpi that we used back in the 1970s what we're doing now really understates the true degree to which prices are rising so americans are feeling the pain of inflation to a much greater degree than it's being reflected in the official numbers peter thanks a lot for joining me i really appreciate your insights oh my pleasure anytime the problem is much of this debt now is being monetized by the central bank the federal reserve prints money to buy up all this debt and all that is is levying a massive inflation tax on the economy and this is only getting started prices are going to explode in the united states for all manner of consumer goods especially goods relative to services because the american economy after years and years of deficits crowding out private investment we are completely dependent on the productive capacity of the rest of the world we are running record trade deficits just yesterday we printed the largest monthly trade deficit in u.s history better than 73 billion dollars those deficits are going to keep getting higher and higher and eventually and i think relatively soon the value of our money the dollar is going to collapse and all the prices of the imported goods are going to be going up much faster than they are right now and professor wolff i know we have pretty much the same conversation with you quite regularly about trade and what peter's talking about what do you make of peter's comments there well i'm always mystified by peter's comments because if this is against capitalism he does have a problem of explaining it is everybody wrong except him is everybody making a terrible mistake is the system self most people yes i don't think i don't think