Marc Faber Cash and Bonds the worst investments, Oct 23, 2009

Dr Marc Faber, editor of the Gloom Boom Doom Report on Frisby's Bulls and Bears. He says The two worst investments are bonds and cash. I would accumulate equities on weakness.

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Gold a Bargain Compared to S&P500 Marc Faber

"Some pundits will argue that precious metals are expensive, but this isn’t my view. Why would anyone not own some gold, rather than US dollars, when interest rates are near zero? Dollars can and will be printed en masse, whereas the supply of precious metals is extremely limited." Said Marc Faber

"…returning to the argument that gold is expensive, it would appear that it is actually still a bargain compared to the S&P 500. At present, gold sells at about the same level as the S&P 500, but if I am right about the size of future US fiscal deficits and about the Fed neglecting to protect the purchasing power of the US dollar, I could envision a time when gold will sell for at least two or three times the value of the S&P 500. Also, if an investor were convinced that equities will do better than gold, he should consider investing in a basket of gold and silver shares, which are relatively depressed compared to the price of gold." he added
If gold, for example, were to escalate considerably in price (i.e. to $2,000, $3,000, or even more) in the next few years it would have a significantly positive impact on the profitability of the companies who mine it and the royalty companies that buy it from marginal producers. For example, with gold priced at $1,000/oz., and the cost of production at perhaps $600/oz. the gross profit margin of gold mining companies would be 40.0%. If 2 years from now, however, gold were to increase to $2,000 and the cost of production were to increase by only 20% to $720/oz. then the mining companies’ gross profit margins would have gone up from $400/oz. to $1280/oz. or 220%..."

Faber The Report on US GDP Growth Was Actually Horrible

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U.S. third-quarter GDP data was "horrible" and investors will soon realize that it wasn't as good as they initially thought, Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Doom and Boom Report, told CNBC.com.

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"I wouldn’t rely on the GDP figures and I think the market will actually realize that they were quite poor," Faber said.

The figures, which pleased investors by beating analysts' consensus expectations Thursday, didn't give positive signs for personal income and unemployment, Faber pointed out.

U.S. gross domestic product grew at 3.5 percent on an annualized basis, showing that the economy was, at least unofficially, out of its longest recession since the great depression. But Faber told CNBC.com that the figures were not always reliable. "I wouldn't rely on GDP figures, you can manipulate them," he said
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Dr Marc Faber author of the Gloom Boom and Doom is an international investor well known for his contrarian investment approach. He is also associated with a variety of funds including the Iconoclastic International Fund, The Overlook Partners’ Fund, The Income Partners Global Strategy Fund, The India Capital Fund, Matterhorn Ventures, Winstar India Investment Company Limited, The China Mantou Fund, Sofaer Capital Inc, Peach Office Products, Ivanhoe Mines Limited, Equity Partners Limited and Muse Global Partners LP

Marc Faber Chooses Gold vs US Dollar

“Some pundits will argue that precious metals are expensive, but this isn’t my view. Why would anyone not own some gold, rather than US dollars, when interest rates are near zero? Dollars can and will be printed en masse, whereas the supply of precious metals is extremely limited.”

Dr Marc Faber author of the Gloom Boom and Doom is an international investor well known for his contrarian investment approach. He is also associated with a variety of funds including the Iconoclastic International Fund, The Overlook Partners’ Fund, The Income Partners Global Strategy Fund, The India Capital Fund, Matterhorn Ventures, Winstar India Investment Company Limited, The China Mantou Fund, Sofaer Capital Inc, Peach Office Products, Ivanhoe Mines Limited, Equity Partners Limited and Muse Global Partners LP

The Collapse is now inevitable Marc Faber

Capitalism has been the engine driving America and the global economies for over two centuries. Faber predicts its collapse will trigger global "wars, massive government-debt defaults, and the impoverishment of large segments of Western society." Faber knows that capitalism is not working, capitalism has peaked, and the collapse of capitalism is "inevitable."

When? He hesitates: "But what I don't know is whether this final collapse, which is inevitable, will occur tomorrow, or in five or 10 years, and whether it will occur with the Dow at 100,000 and gold at $50,000 per ounce or even confiscated, or with the Dow at 3,000 and gold at $1,000." But the end is inevitable, a historical imperative
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Dr Marc Faber author of the Gloom Boom and Doom is an international investor well known for his contrarian investment approach. He is also associated with a variety of funds including the Iconoclastic International Fund, The Overlook Partners’ Fund, The Income Partners Global Strategy Fund, The India Capital Fund, Matterhorn Ventures, Winstar India Investment Company Limited, The China Mantou Fund, Sofaer Capital Inc, Peach Office Products, Ivanhoe Mines Limited, Equity Partners Limited and Muse Global Partners LP

Marc Faber, Dollar will Rebound, Oct 29, 2009

Dr. Marc Faber, managing director of Marc Faber Ltd., in a video interview dated 10/29/09 at Barron's Art of Successful Investing Conference, comments on the dollar, global economy, and his advise to investors to increase holdings in emerging markets.

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The US Dollar Will go to value Zero Said Faber on Bloomberg

Marc Faber on US Dollar

The dollar will become worthless when people eventually realize the fiscal situation in the U.S. is a "disaster,"said Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report.

"It will go to a value of zero eventually, but not right now," Faber said today in an interview on Bloomberg Television. "Looking at Mr. Obama's administration, it should already be there. I think it will take about 10 years until people realize that the fiscal situation of the U.S. is a complete disaster."

"In my opinion, about 50 percent of tax revenues will be used just to cover the interest payments on the government debt. That is unsustainable. Then you'll really be forced to print money."


The best investments right now are foreign currencies, commodities and equities, Faber said. Stocks will continue to benefit from the actions of Federal Reserve Chairman, "As soon as the S&P drops to 900 or 800, he will print money again. He's a money printer. He's nothing else."

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Cash as Risky as Commodities Equities and Real Estate Marc Faber on Bloomberg News 26 Oct 2009

Marc Faber on Bloomberg Television Risky Cash

Cash as Risky as Commodities Equities and Real Estate Marc Faber on Bloomberg News 26 Oct 2009 .Analysis and discussion with Editor and Publisher of Gloom, Boom and Doom Report Marc Faber; To hold cash today is a risky as holding equities, commodities or real estate; Weak U.S. dollar is a symptom of inflation. (Bloomberg News >


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Latest Jim Rogers Bloomberg Interview, October 28

Topics: Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, talks with Bloomberg's Bernard Lo about the outlook for the U.S. dollar, Gold, Stocks and Treasuries. (Source: Bloomberg)

Marc Faber Dollar will become wall paper Oct 23, 2009

Dr Marc Faber Editor and Publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report from Copenhagen Denmark

Dr. Marc Faber, Editor and Publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report joins us on the special edition of Financial Friday from the floor of the The International Cash Conference in Copenhagen. Oct 23, 2009

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Marc Faber China will continue to grow despite the decline of the Dollar

Marc Faber says Obama's stimulus a failure, Oct 26, 2009

The Obama administration's effort to reinflate the U.S. economy with government spending is destined to do more harm than good, Marc Faber author of the "Gloom, Boom and Doom Report" says...

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Marc Faber Dollar Will Eventually Go to Value of Zero

Faber told Bloomberg TV Dollar Will Eventually Go to Value of Zero 27 Oct 2009

Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom Boom & Doom Report, talks about the outlook for the U.S. dollar going to a "value of zero" and the country's fiscal situation. Faber says the dollar will become worthless when people eventually realize the fiscal situation in the U.S. is a "disaster."

The currency will become worthless when people eventually realise that the fiscal situation in the US is a “disaster”, said Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom Doom report.

“It will go to a value of zero eventually, but not right away,” he said.

“I think it will take about 10 years until people realize that the fiscal situation of the US is a complete disaster.”

The dollar’s rally will not last because the US will be forced to print more money to pay its debt, Mr Faber added "Ben Bernanke is a money printer and we should give him a medal for that "
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Inflation or Deflation? It is Definitely Deflation Mish Says

"When credit is not expanding, businesses are not expanding, businesses aren't hiring [and] the unemployment rate starts soaring," Shedlock says. "That's the really important thing here. When you look at [consumer] prices, that's putting the cart before the horse."

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Zimbabwe like Inflation , Time For $1M Bill?

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Marc Faber at THE WORLD MONEYSHOW LONDON

Tomorrow Friday Marc Faber, author of The Gloom Boom & Doom Report will give a speech at THE WORLD MONEYSHOW LONDON under the title " Could expansionary monetary policies and large deficits lead to high inflation rates? "
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US Dollar Weakness Is A Symptom Of Inflation In The System Marc Faber on istockanalyst

Marc Faber on istockanalyst 14 Oct 2009

The United States is not now or ever going bust. A sovereign government which borrows in its own currency in a fiat currency system can never go bust. An entity which borrows and prints its own money does not have the same constraints that, say, California or Ireland have. How prices are affected is another issue altogether.
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America will go bust Marc Faber on reserve currency and Inflation Bloomberg 14 Oct 2009

Marc Faber on US Deficit debt inflation money printing in other words on Bananomics as bloomberg journalist calls it :

Gold Silver Mining Stocks and the FED Marc Faber on Bloomberg Oct 13 2009

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Marc Faber On Inflation and Intel Stocks Bloomberg Oct 13 2009

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Gold The Best Inflation Hedge Marc Faber on CNBC

Analysis and discussion with Managing Director of Marc Faber Limited Marc Faber; Inflation can not only by measured by consumer prices.

Real Estate Prices are now much Higher in Hong Kong than in the US said Marc Faber

"We have now flats, condos in Hong Kong selling for 9,000 USD per square foot. In America, the price level compared to the price level in some of these Asian cities is actually quite low. So I think the US Dollar is no longer overvalued for the time being and the sentiment about the US dollar is so negative that we can have a rebound in the dollar for a couple of months. That would indicate some tightening of global liquidity and would be bad for asset markets as was the case in 2008, when the US dollar rebounded and all asset markets went down"

Marc Faber a Bull in Vietnam

Marc Faber is very bullish on Vietnam's economy
"Vietnam has among the most attractive growth prospects in Asia over the long run" said Marc Faber author editor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, in an interview last week . Bloomberg reported that Vietnam Economic Growth Accelerated to 5.8% in Third Quarter . Vietnam President Nguyen Minh Triet told Bloomberg last week that : Vietnam Focused More on Growth Than Inflation

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Marc Faber on Bloomberg Stocks May Have Peaked for 2009

Marc Faber, editor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, in an interview with Bloomberg speaks about about the outlook for global stocks. Faber, speaking from Hong Kong, also discusses gold prices, and the impact of China's technological advancement on its ability to compete in the global marketplace.

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Marc Faber Bullish on Drug Companies in the US

Stocks Have Peaked for 2009 Marc Faber on Bloomberg

Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom and Doom Report, speaks with Bloomberg TV about the global economy, equities and currency markets, and Federal Reserve monetary policy Gold prices Asia drug companies commodities and much much more.

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Expansionary US monetary policy Creating the next crisis Marc Faber

"So I think as far as the eye can see, monetary policies in the US will stay expansionary," Marc Faber told CNBC TV 18 last week

"Reading through the literature and through the speeches that are being given by Mr Ben Bernanke, my impression is that the short-term interest rates will stay long for a very long time. In America the fiscal deficit this year will be around US$2 trillion and I do not think they can cut the fiscal deficit next year because if they cut it, it will have a negative impact on the economy.

So I rather think that the fiscal deficit will stay at this level or in my opinion actually even increase. That will lead the Fed to keep interest rates artificially low because should they increase short-term rates meaningfully then the cost of servicing the government debt in the US will escalate substantially" Faber added Watch Video Interview bellow

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America Already Has Way Too Much Debt - Marc Faber on Tech Ticker - 09-22-09

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Ken Fisher's argument that America is "under indebted" and that more debt will be a global phenomenon in the next 10-20 years raised a lot of eyebrows last week - and quite a few catcalls in our comments section.

Fisher may be technically right -- that there's appetite for more U.S. debt, but Marc Faber, editor of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, scoffs at the idea that it would be healthy or smart.

More debt "comes at the expense of a falling dollar...and much higher inflation rates in the future," says Faber, who notes the U.S. has total debt-to-GDP ratio of 375%, "excluding contingent liabilities from Medicare and Medicaid."

Perhaps more important than absolute debt levels, Faber says much of America's debt has gone to pay for unproductive things like golf courses and big houses and investments with Bernie Madoff.

Meanwhile, emerging market economies, in Asia particularly, have much lower debt levels and have used leverage to pay for modernization of factories and educated workers when they've used debt, Faber says.

"The Western world is overleveraged," he says. "We've mortgaged the future and our children will have to pay for that somehow."

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Marc Faber Bullish on Gold Bearish on Dollar

Future of US Economy Will Be Very Bleak Marc Faber on Tech Ticker - 09-22-09

Marc Faber Bullish on Gold Bearish on Dollar
"The future will be a total disaster, with a collapse of our capitalistic system as we know it today, wars, massive government debt defaults and the impoverishment of large segments of Western society," Marc Faber writes in the September issue of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report.

A statement like that pretty much speaks for itself, but it's a bit more complicated than appears on first blush.

Faber has been bullish -- especially on commodities and emerging market stocks -- for some time now and believes the current global recovery trade will last another two-to-three years, as discussed in more detail in a forthcoming clip. But he has major long-term concerns about the dollar's long-term viability given rising U.S. deficits, massive unfunded mandates and the fact "we have a money-printer at the Fed."

This combination will eventually lead to runaway inflation...





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