Balanced Approach & Diversified Investment Strategy

 Balanced Approach & Diversified Investment Strategy 

Between now and then [Chinese bubble burst], there will be opportunity in various asset classes.

I recommend the investors to take a balanced approach to invest in equity, corporate bond, real-estate and gold.



Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.

Faber Recommends a Balanced Approach to Investing

Between now and then [Chinese bubble burst], there will be opportunity in various asset classes. I recommend the investors to take a balanced approach to invest in equity, corporate bond, real-estate and gold.


Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.

 

 

MARC FABER Explains his Investment Strategy - Thai Nation Channel TV [Part 2]

Marc Faber interview on the Business Talk. Thai Nation Channel TV : Massive Money Printing Creates Monetary Inflation & Bubbles [Part2]

We do not know how the world will look like in 5 years says Dr. Marc Faber , we have economic issues we have political issues we have geopolitical issues and we have the potential of more military conflicts in the middle east , , we also have the central banks that print Money , in my view you must diversify : You have some Real Estate , and then some Equities , Corporate Bonds and then Gold or Silver and then Cash 25 percent of each asset class suggest Dr Marc Faber


Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.

Investment Strategy : Diversification

My Investment Strategy at the moment is Diversification

MARC FABER : My investment strategy during this time is that you have to diversify and minimize your risks from economic, political, geopolitical and other factors. Your portfolio should include properties, stocks and equities, corporate bonds, gold and silver, plus cash. It should be 25 per cent of each, or 125 per cent - just to mimic the US accounting standard where things now do not add up.

Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.

Marc Faber : This is My Investment Strategy during this time

Marc Faber : "My investment strategy during this time is that you have to diversify and minimise your risks from economic, political, geopolitical and other factors. Your portfolio should include properties, stocks and equities, corporate bonds, gold and silver, plus cash. It should be 25 per cent of each, or 125 per cent - just to mimic the US accounting standard where things now do not add up - in nationmultimedia

Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.

My Investment Strategy during this time is to diversify

 My investment strategy during this time is that you have to diversify and minimise your risks from economic, political, geopolitical and other factors. Your portfolio should include properties, stocks and equities, corporate bonds, gold and silver, plus cash. It should be 25 per cent of each, or 125 per cent - just to mimic the US accounting standard where things now do not add up. - in nationmultimedia


Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.

Diversification as an Investment strategy

Marc Faber : well I think it is very important to maintain diversification , I would advise to be 25 to 30 percent in equities with a large portion in overseas equities in particular emerging economies , I would advise him to hold some gold 25 percent or so , where by I think that for the next 6 months gold would rather decline than go up and I would hold some cash and bonds and then I would own may be 25 percent in real estate- in Bloomberg Radio Interview 03 Sept 2011

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 : Where to Invest in 2010 ? - the Russian Forum Feb 2010

Investments: Where is the Money in 2010 – What are the Risks?

Marc Faber asks how to invest $100,000 answers from Nassim Taleb, Hugh Hendry and others ...The video dates back in February 2010 , but it is still a great watch and very informative

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Marc Faber Bullish on Drug Companies in the US

Stocks Have Peaked for 2009 Marc Faber on Bloomberg

Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom and Doom Report, speaks with Bloomberg TV about the global economy, equities and currency markets, and Federal Reserve monetary policy Gold prices Asia drug companies commodities and much much more.

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Buy Stocks Because US Dollars Will Be Worthless

Faber ultra-bearish on the long-term fundamentals of the U.S. market bullish on mining and energy companies

Faber sees plenty of money-making opportunities in stocks. Sure, prices aren't as cheap as they were in March, yet he's confident, "in this environment cash will become worthless." As a result, he says investors are, "better off being in equities," for the next two to three years.

Faber is most bullish on mining and energy companies. He recommends:

* Newmont Mining and FreeportMcMoran as relative inexpensive. He also mentions Nova Gold, as another, more speculative buy.
* In a contrarian call, on natural gas, he says Chesapeake Energy will be a winner when prices eventually rebound.
* Oil giant ExxonMobil is another stock he thinks offer good value. Source TechTicker