Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Marc Faber on Bloomberg



April 7, 2009

investments, stock, bonds, gold, silver, commodities, jim rogers, marc faber, peter schiff, ron paul, banking crisis, economic meltdown

8 comments:

  1. They need to get rid of that asian newscaster. Rude & really didn't seem to take a sincere interest to what Faber had to say...

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  2. Wait a second.... he said the commodities bull market is over? Holly ****, I don't think Jimmie Rogers would like to hear that, jimmy said the bull market would last another 5/10 years from where it started in 1998.

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  3. he said it was over last year and prices will be much higher a few years from now.
    depends just on your definition. jim rogers usually talks about very long term bull/bear markets.
    look at a chart of rogers commodity index. you have to have a REALLY long term definition of market cycles if you consider a 60% loss a correction in a bull market.

    what surprised me more was him suggesting to buy japan. that's probably the worst pick in asia in my view.

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  4. Well said Marc! Thank you.
    By the way, why not post more of Max Keiser?
    He has got very interesting points of view to..
    www.maxkeiser.com

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  5. @ second poster

    Well troughout history commodity bull markets always latest something like 15, 20 years so if it started in 1998 (and I think we can all agree on that by looking at the charts) then is still has a long way to go from here (5-10 years?).

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  6. Max Keiser's commentary, full of gimmick & exaggeration!! Please check his history, not recommand to viwer.

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  7. agreed. watch kaiser's UK show. you'll never watch it again.

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  8. http://webtv.meeting.no/conventor4/Viewer/Viewers/Viewer320TL.aspx?mode=Default&peid=e1c6e751-9897-48f6-8077-44bacb3f43ef&pid=e249d6a6-9d25-4a8a-a504-1fd85bf52f51&playerType=WM7

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