Marc Faber : “I think asset markets have begun a correction. We peaked out on the S&P on February 18th at 1344 and usually in April we have seasonal strength but I think it’s likely that the S&P will not be able to make a new high and then we will have a more significant setback in May, June. I think the Euro, contrary to expectations has rallied. I think what we could see in the next few months a rebound of the U.S. Dollar, weakness in asset markets, correction in commodities, and maybe a rebound in U.S. bonds. We live in very volatile times; a correction could be 10%, 20%. I would on any weakness accumulate gold.”
in Fox Business News
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Marc Faber : I think a correction is overdue,
Speaking with Margaret Brennan on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness" on Tuesday, Faber said the next round of quantitative easing will be interesting to watch as a lot of QE2 has already been discounted and may have the unintended consequence of prompting a market correction.
"Back in July- August, investors were very bearish on the market. What then happened is that September was very strong and October was a reasonably good month... and the market has gone from a low on July 1st of 1010 on the S&P, to close to 1200," he said.
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