Comments on: High Risk In Entering Equities -Marc Faber 6.08.09 http://www.marcfaberreport.com/2009/06/09/high-risk-in-entering-equities-marc-faber-60809/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Tue, 25 May 2010 08:13:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Mac Slavo http://www.marcfaberreport.com/2009/06/09/high-risk-in-entering-equities-marc-faber-60809/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Mac Slavo Tue, 09 Jun 2009 17:40:11 +0000 http://www.marcfaberreport.com/?p=97#comment-50 Good interview and it comes at a good time. With the markets sitting in this 880 - 950 trading range, it is difficult for people, especially indivdual retail investors, to figure out what to do. One thing is clear based on Dr. Faber's comments: DON'T BUY RIGHT NOW! Though, I am looking at natural gas and UNG today and I am really close to clicking the "BUY" button. I respect Dr. Faber's opinions, so I suppose I will hold off a little longer to see if a better price happens. Faber reco'd natural gas in his May 2009 GBD report because it was so oversold (and still seems to be). My point is -- if you are going to enter the commodities markets, look no further than UNG for an undervalued (compared to other commodities) energy asset. At the same time, if a correction were to occur as a result of a strong US Dollar, I have no doubt that Natural Gas would get slammed along with oil, base metals, agribiz and even gold/silver! Mac Good interview and it comes at a good time. With the markets sitting in this 880 – 950 trading range, it is difficult for people, especially indivdual retail investors, to figure out what to do.

One thing is clear based on Dr. Faber’s comments: DON’T BUY RIGHT NOW!

Though, I am looking at natural gas and UNG today and I am really close to clicking the “BUY” button. I respect Dr. Faber’s opinions, so I suppose I will hold off a little longer to see if a better price happens. Faber reco’d natural gas in his May 2009 GBD report because it was so oversold (and still seems to be).

My point is — if you are going to enter the commodities markets, look no further than UNG for an undervalued (compared to other commodities) energy asset.

At the same time, if a correction were to occur as a result of a strong US Dollar, I have no doubt that Natural Gas would get slammed along with oil, base metals, agribiz and even gold/silver!

Mac

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