Marc Faber

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Shocked Investor  Nov 26  Comment 
In an interview with Business Intelligence Middle East, Marc Faber said that eventually some time in the future there will be a bust and then the whole credit expansion will end. Governments will continue printing money, which in time will lead to...
Clusterstock  Nov 23  Comment 
In a recent interview, investment guru Marc Faber explained that he doesn't think gold is ever going below $1000 per ounce. From Faber: Basically we had a good move in gold whereby we had fluctuated for two-years between USD 800 per ounce...
naked capitalism  Nov 19  Comment 
By Edward Harrison of Credit Writedowns Marc Faber is in a bullish mindset, particularly on gold. In a wide-ranging interview with CNBC TV-18 in India, Faber talked about where he sees markets headed and why he thinks gold will never drop below...
Shocked Investor  Nov 18  Comment 
Marc Faber says gold is cheaper today than in 200 when it was trading at $300, because of inflation. Watch video. Interestingly, he says stocks are not that expensive when you compare them with zero interest rates. QE has flowed into the...
Fund my Mutual Fund  Nov 18  Comment 
Much like Hugh Hendry, I can watch to Marc Faber videos all day even if I did not agree with a thing either fellow said.  They just have an entertaining spectacle about them.  Hence we must devote 1 post a month to Mr. Faber.  I am not sure...
Bloomberg  Nov 18  Comment 
Gold, which climbed to a record today, will outperform U.S. stocks as investors turn to the bullion on further government stimulus spending, said Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report.
Commodity Online  Nov 13  Comment 
Why is the US currency dollar plunging like this? Is the dollar falling thanks to the inefficiency of American Administration? Do you know that if the US dollar loses 50% of its value against all the other world currencies it means the US is 50%...
The Mess That Greenspan Made  Nov 12  Comment 
Depending upon where you get your news, Gloom, Boom, and Doomer Marc Faber thinks that, after the recent run-up, the price of gold will either: Dip to as low as $800 an ounce, or Never sink below $1,000 again There appears to be very little...
Shocked Investor  Nov 12  Comment 
Bloomberg reports that gold will be permanently above $1,000 an ounce according to Marc Faber (Gloom, Boom & Doom report), due to central banks printing money to help fund budget deficits. “We will not see less than the $1,000 level again,”...
Commodity Online  Nov 12  Comment 
Legendary investing guru Marc Faber says gold price is rising without any fundamental factors and thus the price of the yellow metal will plunge to $900 $800 levels. Faber celebrated author of Gloom Boom Doom Report says that gold prices will dip...
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Marc Faber is an investment analyst and the publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report. He is well-known for being prescient about the 2008 Financial Crisis.

He holds a Ph.D degree in Economics from University of Zürich.

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