Marc Faber Bloomberg TV Interview - 09 Aug 2011

Marc Faber : I think they did the right thing that they did not announce QE3 , so they can watch the reaction of assets whether they go lower , I think the market is more likely to move still lower , we are very over sold we can have a rebound like we have today may be we will have a rebound next week or so , but in general I thing we will test the July lows of last year , the S&P at 1010 after that probably we will get kind of QE3 announcement .... I think the FED is underestimating the severity of the coming economic downturn , and also they've shot out essentially they've spent their bullets , it is very difficult to follow with QE2 right here because you have gold prices going ballistic and you have the dollar being very weak and so there are unintended consequences with implementing QE3 right here , ....actually the best thing they could (The FED ) do for the market would be to collectively resign , this is my view ...everybody in the world have become a Keynesian everybody thinks the government should do this the government should do that the FED should do this the Treasury should do that , I think sometimes the FED should do nothing and I welcome the decision today that they are not doing anything worse of what they have already done ... I want to ask you , what have QE1 and QE2 done to the labor market ? Nothing at all , it has done nothing for the housing market , it lifted stocks and it created wider wealth inequality in the sense that people that own assets have done very well and the people that are the lower income recipient groups they are hurt by rising energy prices and rising foo prices ....