Marc Faber On Sovereign Debt Crisis- The Next Bubble?
Marc Faber 2010 Outlook
Marc Faber -China Bubble
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Marc Faber 2010 Outlook
The future isn’t rosy for the U.S. in 2010. Marc Faber expects 2010 to be much more difficult after a 2009 stock run from its March lows. One of the biggest, if not the biggest, concern for Dr. Faber is the national debt and its interest rates which will potentially go up in the next 5 years. Also on Marc Faber concerns are credit bubbles in China and Dubai along with rising stock prices in certain emerging markets.
“Money printing doesn’t create wealth”
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A bit it, but I’m trying to get caught up with all the latest Marc Faber videos and Marc Faber interviews. I have school and a new job at Toyota but I want to keep this puppy going again.
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Marc Faber On Bloomberg December 1,2009
If what Marc Faber says comes true, we are in for one big bumpy ride. Just when everyone thought the coast was clear, we find out that the current Dubai credit crisis might be the tip of the iceberg. Below is the latest Marc Faber interview with Bloomber which took place on December 1,2009. As the Dubai crisis occurred over the weekend, it was only a matter of time before the Dr.Doom’s of the world will get their chance to analyze the situation.
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The beauty of having a Jim Rogers and Marc Faber site is you’re one step ahead of everyone. His latest Bloomberg video, Marc Faber tells us about the risk of holding cash due to purchasing power declining. The video mentions the possibility of a million dollar bill , not mention by Faber himself, can you imagine how weird it would be having a dollar denominated in a value greater than one million.
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I have been lagging it with the site due to school obligations but nevertheless, I will continue to do my best to update the site. this Marc Faber video is very interesting as it goes into a bit more detail about what Faber thinks about the Obama stimulus. The comments on rising oil prices are a scary, especially if you are a consumer that believes in peak oil.
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I have been a bit busy with school and some personal projects going on. Anyway, here is the latest Marc Faber Bloomberg Interview. I believe this is the first time Marc Faber discusses a stock for a long period of timeon television as he usually gives one worded answers.
Marc Faber Bloomberg October 2009
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Dr. Marc Faber is a “depressive optimist” according to his latest interview with Bloomberg. He continues to worry about the people involved in the crisis, specifically Ben Bernanke and Tim Geitner as they were responsible for getting the economy in this mess in the first place. Among the topics covered are interest rates, the global economy, equity markets, inflation, etc..
Notes On Marc Faber’s September 2009 Interview With Bloomberg
- Global economy is recovering or at least stabilized
- Worried about policymakers who were largely responsible for crisis
- Doesn’t like current Bull Market, as it is not based on solid fundamentals
- You cannot build wealth on consumption and the lack of savings
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Marc Faber was interviewed by Gold Seek Radio on Spetember 9, 2009. Among the topics covered are Ben Bernanke, Equity Markets, Deflation/Inflation and several other topics.
Notes On Marc Faber’s September 9 2009 GoldSeek Radio Interview
- It would be wrong to assume we are in a strong recovery
- We reached bottom of valley in the time being (double dip recession?)
- Ben Bernanke is a total catastrophe
- Housing is an a range where investor could consider buying a house (with good financing)
- Deflation is out of the question at this stage
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Marc Faber was interviewed by New Delhi Television. In his latest interview, Marc Faber states some correction is under way, especially equity markets around the world. A perfect example is China which is off 20% from peaks. Also, Marc Faber is paying special attention to the Euro after it has trading in a “narrow” range against the dollar.
“Equity markets will correct quite meaningful”- Marc Faber
Marc Faber on New Delhi Television
- Dollar will strengthen and
- China was due for a correction
- Correction ins markets already underway
- Correction overdue after quick run up
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