Standard Wall Street analysis says a Federal Reserve rate hike would be bearish for gold. Peter Schiff debunks this assumption by looking at gold's behavior under the tenure of both Paul Volcker and Alan Greenspan. However, after Friday's terrible jobs report, Peter believes the debate over a 2015 rate hike is practically moot. He explains how the latest economic data is more strongly indicative of a looming recession than anything else, and the surge in the price of silver is the first sign that markets may be waking up to this fact.

Regards,
Peter Schiff

Euro Pacific Capital
www.schiffgold.com.

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