Debating Inflation vs Deflation : Gary Shilling vs John Tamny

big debate over inflation vs. deflation featuring Gary Shilling of A. Gary Shilling & Co. and John Tamny, editor of RealClearMarkets.com
Gary Shilling, author of The Age of Deleveraging, remains bullish on the dollar and Treasuries. He says a "speculative bubble" is driving up commodity prices; a bubble he believes will pop when China's economy suffers a "hard landing,"

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Marc Faber : I still like the agricultural commodities

Marc Faber :.."...I still like the agricultural commodities, but they have had a very big move - in some cases 50% - over the last 3 months. So potentially, we will get kind of a setback here, a correction. But in general, I am still positive on agricultural commodities and I am still positive about precious metals whereby precious metals have become very popular lately and they have been very strong, including gold, silver, platinum, palladium and a correction is also overdue.

The whole world is now optimistic and positioned to take advantage of forever expansionary monetary policies by buying assets, precious metals, real estate, equities, and everybody believes that the central banks in the world will print and print and print and print. That is correct, they will do that, but they printed, printed and printed and we still saw a financial crisis in 2008. So I can print and print and print, and you can still have big corrections in the market. But I believe that if the S&P in the US drops 15-20% to around 900-950, the Fed would come out not with this quantitative easing No. 2, but with quantitative easing No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 until the asset markets go up again. They are going to print and print and print. ..."
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