Why – and How – Marc Faber’s Buying Gold Right Now

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Marc Faber likes gold at these levels – the physical variety that is – and recommends storing it anywhere but the US (much to the shock of the potted plants in suits on CNBC). Interview highlights: On gold’s lackluster year: Money printing does not lift all assets at the same time with the same intensity […]

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Faber starts the interview in his salty Swiss accent asking “Mr. Jimmy Rogers, who has been so bullish on China for years” to defend the 60%+ haircut we’ve seen in the Shanghai index since 2007. Rogers response?  “Marc, it’s the middle of the night there – what are you at the disco?  (Laughing)  Where are […]

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Deflationary Bust or Government Profligacy and Money Printing Marc Faber, 2012 Agora Financial Investment Symposium “I am very grateful to be here in Canada.  Every time I travel from the US to Canada, it feels like I am traveling from Hell to Heaven.” With this opening grapeshot, Marc Faber was off and running. He thanked […]

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Barron’s Midyear Roundtable continued with a bearish duel “heating up”, as Marc Faber weighed in with an outlook that didn’t see a lot positive in the short term, nor long term.  (Also see Felix Zulauf’s gloomy outlook here). Faber sees no sustainable resolution in Europe, and cites the West’s problem again as too much government […]

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Our buddy Drew Voros at Hard Assets Investor is on a roll!  Drew, who recently caught up with Jim Rogers, just posted an exclusive with another favorite of ours, Marc Faber. Faber believes gold has longer to run from here: Marc Faber: People say the price of gold is in a bubble stage and it […]

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Nice job by Doc Efrig in his recent interview with Marc Faber for his Stansberry Radio podcast.  It’s one of the best Faber interviews I’ve heard in a few months – the dude is great in long form. Faber’s best line comes when asked to go in Asia for nightlife: “For nightlife you have to […]

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Financial apocalypse guru Marc Faber shared his always-joyous and insightful outlook with Bloomberg last week.  His thoughts: Stocks look attractive…relative to government bonds He admits he lost his bearish Treasury bet to David Rosenberg in 2011 Though he still compares the current “bubble” in government debt with the 1999-2000 NASDAQ Source – Bloomberg: Marc Faber Sees […]

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Here’s Marc Faber on CNBC last week, commenting on the European/world sovereign debt crisis: He believes the ECB will eventually follow the Fed in printing money Thinks the end crisis will be postponed until the sovereigns go bankrupt Says “each money printing exercise brings about unintended consequences” Hilariously he refers to himself as “a great […]

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Marc Faber shares his latest outlook on an interview with CNBC Asia in this interview.  He believes both the gold and equity markets are currently oversold, and is considering adding to his gold position – but is holding off on equities until they drop below the 1100 mark on the S&P 500.  (Note this was […]

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On the phone from Zurich – our boy, Marc Faber! He gives his buddy David Rosenberg some props for recommending Treasuries over the past two years.  But Faber still prefers stocks to bonds – even though he thinks stocks will go down in real terms as well – because he sees limited upsides to bonds. […]

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