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Felix Zulauf – one-half of the nucleus of the Barron’s Roundtable – was tracked down for his mid-year take. He believes European markets are cheap – but not necessarily good buys… Adjusted for inflation, Italy trades at levels last seen in Mussolini’s era. Greece trades at 1.5 times the Shiller P/E ratio [the market’s current […]
One of our favorites, Felix Zulauf, joined Jim Puplava on his Financial Sense Newshour to discuss the global economy and ongoing European debt saga. Zulauf said “the euro was probably the dumbest economic decision Europe has made since World War II, but we have it and it’s very difficult to get out of it.” He […]
Last week, Barron’s published their annual roundtable for 2012 – again featuring two of our very favorites in Marc Faber and Felix Zulauf. Faber stole the show when he predicted that World War III would begin within five years: “On another optimistic note, World War III will occur in the next five years. That means […]
Here’s a great Felix Zulauf interview – the most in-depth I’ve heard in months – courtesy of GoldMoney’s James Turk. Zulauf remains bullish on gold, bearish on the future of the Eurozone, and generally cautious about the global economy. And here’s some more recent coverage of Felix Zulauf. Hat tip JL for the heads up […]
Contrary Investing favorite Felix Zulauf was the guest on the latest edition of the McAlvany Weekly Commentary. You can catch the interview here. Zulauf, as usual, has a very insightful (albeit somber) outlook – though nothing too extreme for readers of this blog to handle. His current working hypothesis for the next 4-6 years is […]
One of our favorites, legendary investor Felix Zulauf, shares his 2nd half 2011 outlook with Barron’s for their Mid-Year Investment Roundtable. Zulauf is extremely cautious as we head into the latter part of 2011 – he has several short recommendations, but only reluctantly gave some long ideas “if you have to be in the market”: […]
Here’s a great interview with Felix Zulauf on FT.com, where he shares his outlook for the second half of 2011. My quick notes: Chinese economic growth will slow, because inflation is becoming a problem that must be curbed Thinks the dollar could rally significantly, as its been beaten down so much Believes commodity sector could […]
This morning, while walking my weimaraner Banjo around midtown Sacramento, I cranked up my Android and caught a great interview with Felix Zulauf by Jim Puplava for his Financial Sense Newshour. Felix shared his thoughts with Jim on inflation risks, world central bankers, the precious metals, a buying opportunity in uranium, and China. You can […]
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