In his 100th podcast, Peter Schiff looks at the latest lousy data from the labor market. Last quarter's wage growth is the worst since the government started recording it in 1982. He also discusses the disparity between the paper and physical gold markets, and the reactions his brokerage and metals clients have had to the growing bubble of the US dollar.

You have more paper gold trading relative to the actual physical supply than ever before… But in the real, physical [gold] world, the actual buyers – it's skyrocketing. The mints are running out of supply. Orders are getting backed up… Nobody is calling to sell. Everybody who's calling is calling to buy more… On the other side of the coin, people who have brokerage accounts and asset management accounts, most of the calls I'm getting now are from clients who are wanting to sell…

“My Canadian clients who hold the same stocks as my US clients, their statements are going up. Because their statements are in Canadian dollars… But people should react the same way, because this is a bubble in the dollar. This is a bubble in confidence in the US recovery that doesn't exist. Confidence that the Fed has finished QE, when they've only just paused. Confidence that they're about to embark on a rate tightening cycle, when I don't think we're anywhere near that…”

Audio Length: 00:30:16

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