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Faber’s interviews with Jim Puplava are the absolute best, in my opinion. A few minutes is far too constraining for a mind like Faber’s – give the man some room to run! And Puplava does, with a 50+ minute interview that absolutely flies by. Faber tells all in this one, sharing his thoughts on QE3, […]
Here’s a short but fun Marc Faber interview with Bloomberg Asia. Worth a watch, as is usually the case with Faber. A few takeaways on his outlook: Believes the S&P has made its 2011 high because the Fed “is done with money printing” for now Thinks gold and silver are vulnerable over the next three […]
Marc Faber weighed in with his latest thoughts and forecast for the second half of 2011 for Barron’s Mid-Year Roundtable. As usual, it’s a great bit from Faber…though I did feel slightly cheated we didn’t get to hear his hard-edged accent and slight disgust for modern Western society myself… Barron’s: How does the world look […]
This has got to be one of my favorite Faber interviews in recent memory. And Faber telling it like it is sure exposes the CNBC crew as the Keynesians they are, I have to say. Enjoy! “Only at the Federal Reserve is there no inflation!” (Followed by a dramatic glare, then smile).
Marc Faber gave a stellar 30+ minute interview for The McAlvany Weekly Commentary. You can read the transcript here, and listen to it here. Of the many interesting (and unique) points Faber made, one that stuck out was his claim that 80% of the US budget is basically untouchable: David: What measures might the Fed […]
Marc Faber talked to the BBC a few weeks back, sharing his thoughts about what would trigger QE3, why he is still advising people to accumulate gold, and the bubble in China. Here’s the interview (audio only): Instead of investing directly in China, Faber recommends investing in things that China needs – such as industrial […]
Marc Faber delivered an OUTSTANDING libertarian friendly rant for Barron’s 2011 Roundtable. The moderator, and his fellow panelists, were utterly terrified to ask his opinion on, well, just about anything. Until Faber weighed in with his usual excellent insights, I found the rest of the panel to be nauseatingly boring and far too friendly to […]
Marc Faber was a guest on Bloomberg last week – October 26 to be precise. He gave his outlook for stocks, QE2, and how the upcoming elections will weigh on the markets: Some quick takeaways: The market has gone from a pessimistic low of almost 1000 to nearly 1200 – and he believes a lot […]
Because Mr. Bernanke and Mr. Obama are money printers! Faber also likes Asia in the medium to long term for his stock holdings. And he hates cash. He believes longer term, Americans should have at least 50% of their cash in emerging economies, because their higher growth rates offer greater opportunities for returns. I like […]
But – Dr. Doom does not dismiss Prechter’s call altogether (Details on Prechter’s latest predictions here). CNBC reports on Faber’s outlook in his August 2010 Doom, Boom, Gloom Report newsletter: Marc Faber says before dismissing Prechter as a lunatic you should look at his record. In 1978 when he predicted the Dow would reach 2,300 […]
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