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Economic and Market Commentary
2003 3rd Quarter
September 22, 2003 Did the G7 finally prick the dollar bubble? by Peter Schiff
September 4, 2003 Today's productivity growth is more myth than reality. by Peter Schiff
August 29, 2003 The rising gold price is the ultimate no confidence vote. by Peter Schiff
August 14, 2003 Higher mortgage rates equal lower home prices. It's basic supply and demand. by Peter Schiff
August 13, 2003 A bear market in bonds does not bode well for the stock market or the economy. by Peter Schiff
August 4, 2003 Three down, one to go. by Peter Schiff
July 30, 2003 U.S. bonds, over priced at any yield. by Peter Schiff
July 18, 2003 Cognitive dissonance on Wall Street by Peter Schiff
July 11, 2003 Behind the headlines this week's economic data suggests a weaker U.S. economy by Peter Schiff
July 10, 2003 Another look at 'deflation' by Peter Schiff
July 3, 2003 If we buy it, it will come by Peter Schiff
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