Marc Faber still Bullish on Wheat orange juice and sugar ;in fact this is what he told ET Now in a recent interview when he was asked about these three commodities ; Marc Faber :"Yes, I still like these commodities, but because they moved up so strongly, I would be a little bit careful about mortgaging my house and buying all these commodities. They will continue to move higher, but corrections can occur. What disturbs me is this kind of universal belief that you have to be in commodities, you have to be in precious metals, you have to be in equities and not in cash because governments - in others words central banks - will keep on printing money and the value of paper money will go down. I agree with that but as I pointed out, we can still get meaningful corrections as occurred in 2008."
in ET Now
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Marc Faber still Bullish on Wheat orange juice and sugar
Labels:Marc Faber Dr. Doom
orange juice,
Sugar,
Wheat
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Marc Faber: Avoid The US Disaster, Buy Wheat, Sugar, Natural Gas, And Japan In 2010
Marc Faber :"I avoid US government bonds I think as a contrarian you really want the contrarian play. You should buy Japanese stocks and Japanese banks this is the absolute contrarian play. Nobody is interested in Japan all the funds have withdrawn money from Japan they have given up on Japan I guarantee you the economy would not do well, forget about the economy
the population is shrinking but you can have an economy that does not do well but the companies do well that is a big difference and I think the Japanese banks are very depressed. All the banks in Asia have actually recovered very strongly but not the Japanese banks so as a contrarian play I would look at that."
In India Economic Times
Labels:Marc Faber Dr. Doom
Natural Gas,
Sugar,
Wheat
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