Feb 10, 2012 : Is Greece Irrelevant to Global Markets? Marc Faber the author editor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report explains to Fox Business News why he thinks that Greece should have little impact on the markets and why he is bullish on emerging markets
Friday, February 10, 2012
Louis Navellier outlook on Precious Metals for 2012.
GoldSeek Radio's Chris Waltzek talks to Louis Navellier Chief Investment Officer of Navellier Associates - Feb 9, 2012 : Louis Navellier, editor of Emerging Growth, gives his outlook for gold and silver , the inflation the Facebook IPO and he tells why the dollar could go straight down and what that could mean for the US economy and stock market and especially the precious metals
Marc Faber : Stocks could go ballistic in 2012
Marc Faber: Yes. Credit was growing rapidly and the hangover period could last for a while but these markets are good long-term investments. I travel extensively in these countries and you can see the growth of economic development. People go from bicycles to motorcycles, and from motorcycles to cars. First-time buyers of cars jump socially, as do first-time buyers of homes. Thailand has several consumer-credit companies. Buyers will do everything to pay off their loans. They aren't going to walk away. Plus, bankruptcy laws are tough.
Hedge funds performed badly last year, with few exceptions. Why is that? The bond market was strong, gold was up 11% and the U.S. market was flat, but sectors such as utilities did well. This year the economy could contract and stocks could go ballistic as central banks print money. If investors are diversified, they might do all right. - in The Barron's 2012 Roundtable
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