Marc Faber : S&P going back to 900-950

Marc Faber :...I cannot tell you on which date the S&P will hit 950. But the case is simply that some people say the S&P will drop to 400. I have maintained since March 6, 2009 that 666 on the S&P was a major low and that we will not go below that level. This is still my view. I think a correction is still overdue, but not new lows and afterwards they will print and print and print and the equity prices will go higher. More than that, I do not know. ...
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Marc Faber : 666 on the S&P is a major low and we will not go below that level

Marc Faber :"I cannot tell you on which date the S&P will hit 950. But the case is simply that some people say the S&P will drop to 400. I have maintained since March 6, 2009 that 666 on the S&P was a major low and that we will not go below that level. This is still my view. I think a correction is still overdue, but not new lows and afterwards they will print and print and print and the equity prices will go higher. More than that, I do not know. "
in economictimes.indiatimes.com

Marc Faber on Bloomberg: S&P 500 Could Fall Another 15% 5/24/10

Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom reports, talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Ken Prewitt about the outlook for U.S. stocks.

Faber says global stocks are in a "correction period" and believes the Standard & Poor's 500 Index could decline another 10-15 percent. He also discusses the violence in Thailand.


Marc Faber who lives 700 kilometers from Bangkok : ...basically the country is very peaceful the population is not aggressive they're very tolerant they are a very permissive society , and I think for most Thais including myself to see burning buildings in BANGKOK was really a shock , that's nobody could have anticipated , if a year ago someone would told me that buildings will be burning in BANGKOK I never have believed it , so I think they're some reasons why it happened it is a complex story basically a populist leader that had the support of the ruler who is Mister Thaksin came to power and was then ousted by a military coup in 2006 and then a new government was installed which was more the bankers aristocracy and Thaksin then was condemned for corruption and had also to pay a fine and is in exile and he was again .., he managed again to rally the tour behind him to start the demonstrations , where it has to be said it is not proven that he paid the demonstrators but it is very likely that he paid the demonstrators who have been paid about twice what they would be earning in their salaries if they were working in factories and so on and so forth...and then the trouble went out of hand whether that was again directed by mister Thaksin or he lost control of the movement , that what happened and the violence erupted ...
basically calm has returned because you have to say one thing as in most people in Thailand do realize that Thaksin's aim and red shirts aim is actually not to boost the standards of living of the poor but just to use them as kind of human shield and an excuse and to buy their vote it is not about their group of leaders taking money and then redistributing money to the poor it is about their group of leaders getting hold of the money pot that's now is in the hands of the bank of elite and then carrying out the regime amidst the same or even worse corruption ...etc...

Marc Faber sees a 20% Correction in US stocks and a rebound in Euro

Marc Faber Sees 20% Correction if S&P Reaches New High

March 1 (Bloomberg) -- Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, talks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker about the outlook for U.S. stocks. Faber, speaking from Hong Kong, also discusses the outlook for the euro and the dollar, and investment strategy.

Marc Faber S&P 500 May Drop 20% on Economic, Earnings Prospects

“The market has become overbought,” Marc Faberpublisher of the Gloom, Boom and Doom report, told Bloomberg in a phone interview from Davos Switzerland. “There isn’t a meaningful improvement in the economy taking place. The economy may disappoint somewhat in the next few months. The statistics that are being published are very questionable. The economy has stabilized, but isn’t really expanding.” Marc Faber said
“With unemployment staying at a relatively high level and with the revenue side being weak, I don’t think that corporate profits will be that great in 2010,” Faber said. “Basically, the profits have been boosted by aggressive cost-cutting. The revenue side of corporations is weak.”
Source www.Bloomberg.com