Paul Krugman on How To Stimulate The Economy -The Rachel Maddow Show

22 December, 2010 MSNBC
Paul Krugman Talks About How To Stimulate The Economy On The Rachel Maddow Show

Hyperinflation coming to America

Hyperinflation is Coming! Weimar Republic of Germany - Obamaflation - Socialist States of America

Storm clouds continue to gather, A hard rain is soon to fall.we continue to walk in the path of false prosperity using a dollar printing press


Get ready people, hard times are coming. We are about to become just another banana Republic; a second world nation.

If you have any money left at all, and while it still has value, I would invest it in these things, and in the order that I list them. You will need: guns, ammo, water, food, clothing, survival equipment, gin or whiskey (for medicinal purposes), bars of gold (if you lose your guns you can hit someone over the head, and take their guns), silver (same use as gold).

Collect as much junk as possible, you'll need it to make stuff for yourself, because there'll be no more imports from China; the world will be in chaos, you will have to fend for yourself. America has 100 trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities according to Rep. Ron Paul.

You better rethink your position.

You also, might think about investing in livestock.

Even city folks can keep rabbits....

Where Marc Faber is Investing his Money

Bloomnberg TV : So then - but you have a lot of your investments in Asia, Marc. Then what are you doing?
Marc Faber :"...Well, as recently, but I've been lightening up. I still have positions because I don't see a lot of alternatives. I own gold and silver. And I own real estate. And I own equities. But I'm not attracted to buy US treasuries at this stage, although I have to say maybe in the very short run, say the next 10 days to two weeks, treasuries could rebound in kind of a technical rebound. But that isn't the long-term view. I think in the long run, interest rates will go up. And they'll be eventually significantly higher. In my view, the 10-years treasury note yield should be around 5 percent...."
Marc Faber in Bloomberg Television Dec 09 2010

Marc Faber : investors should have approximately 50% or more of their money in emerging economies

Marc Faber :"...In general, investors should one day have approximately 50% or more of their money in emerging economies. I have all my money in emerging economies for the money that they allocate to real estate and to equities. Of course I also have bonds in the developed world and also cash in on the developed world, but in general, I am very optimistic about the emerging economies. But that does not change the fact that over the last few months, in fact since April because I saw that April would be a high for the S&P at 1219, I have taken some money off the table because a correction is overdue. "