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The Peter Schiff Show Podcast

Soaring CPI Shocks Clueless Investors and Economists – Ep 690

The Peter Schiff Show Podcast

Peter Schiff

Business, Politics, Business News, Investing, News

4.75.8K Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary


* CPI numbers shock expectations.
* Biggest monthly gain in CPI since 1981.
* Gasoline supply chain disrupted by ransomware hack.
* Price gouging alleviates shortages.
* Unemployed workers shouldn’t be picky.
* Disincentivizing people from jobs is not good for the economy.
* Dogecoiners buy the rumor and sell the fact on Elon Musk SNL appearance.
* Accolades have gone to Cathie Woods’ head.
* ARKK will likely make a new 52 week low this year.
* CNBC continues to ignore emerging markets, value stocks, and gold.
* ]The people saying sub-prime was contained in 2008 are the same people saying inflation is transitory now.



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Here this morning we got the release of the CPI data for the month of April.

0:34.1

Now normally there's very little anticipation with respect to this release because after

0:39.5

all every month it's either point one point two.

0:43.3

It's really no big deal.

0:44.9

Nobody really cares because the series barely moves.

0:49.2

Inflation is below 2% at least the way the government officially measures it with the CPI.

0:55.6

So there was a lot more anticipation with respect to this release than I have seen in

1:01.2

the past.

1:02.2

There are a lot of people kind of nervous about the number despite the fact that the consensus

1:07.3

forecast was for an increase of just point two.

1:11.6

Now it made no sense that the forecast was so low.

1:15.4

Now there was a range of forecast, a low end being point one and the upper end being point

1:20.8

five.

1:21.8

But obviously most of the estimates came in quite a bit below point five which is why

1:26.7

the mean consensus number was just point two.

1:29.8

But it didn't make sense to me that Wall Street would be so sanguine on consumer prices

1:35.8

not only given what's obviously happening but looking at what's happened to the CPI

1:41.3

in the first three months of the year.

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