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Marc Faber – The Fed Will Drive Commodities Higher than Equities

Published on August 17, 2011 By admin

For the latest Marc Faber, go to MarcFaberBlog.com – The stock markets have been rallying, so most stocks, including in the emerging markets, have probably already bottomed out. It is possible that the markets are overbought, so we might see a correction, but then there is probably more upside ahead of there. The markets probably aren’t telling us too much about the strength of the economy, but rather about the money printing that is occurring over at the Federal Reserve. Right now we basically have 0% interest rates in the United States. Deficits are at record levels, and the government will have to introduce about 2 trillion dollars worth of bonds. It is actually amazing that we aren’t experiencing any deflation right now. The problem will occur when inflationary pressures show up in the economy. At this point the Federal Reserve will need to increase interest rates, but they will be reluctant to do so because there will be so many outstanding bonds. The bond market peaked in 1981, and there has been a bull market ever since. In the last round of bond buying, we saw some slackening demand all over the world. United States bonds will probably be in a bear market for the next 20 years. The money printing can support assets like stocks and real estate. If that is their goal, then those policies can be considered successful. A large number of stocks have more than doubled since the stimulus packages began. What investors need to understand is that markets bottom out on bad
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Marc Faber – Is Gold a Commodity or a Currency?

Published on August 7, 2011 By admin

For the latest Marc Faber, go to MarcFaberBlog.com – We will see a lot of different things at different times. We might see high inflation at first, and then deflation when everything collapses. A big question mark is China. How long can they keep their growth going? Hong Kong and markets around the world are indicating that things might not quite be right. Some economically sensitive stocks haven’t performed very well. On the other hand, the agricultural commodities look really good. Precious metals are good, but you shouldn’t consider those to be commodities. You should consider them as a currency.
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Marc Faber on CNBC Squawk Box 4/17/11 (Part 3 of 3): Investing in Gold

Published on August 6, 2011 By admin

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Marc Faber- Investing in Commodities is Wiser Than Saving Money

Published on July 26, 2011 By admin

www.investingissimple.com Informative video by Marc Faber explaining why people should invest in commodities like gold and silver bullion. Most investors can acquire silver bullion at below spot price at http
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