![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj3KAl9RJKOMTgvYs5S2w3U8A7aXHEYd5MEPcUIdc796Q7IPk-bSxZ1NVgFbnDz7yfL9gp99xV_mLHCULBFYOFeiL02CbFC4uQpJyyWXOJYcrJMtEyJuJ6X7wrvD6wmuh2fWZ8hnQ/s200/data.jpg)
Here's a short interview Marc Faber gave for Bloomberg recently (week of March 23rd), where he gave his current thoughts on US equities and Treasuries:
Faber's thoughts:
- Markets became extremely oversold on March 6, when the S&P touched 666
- This rally may have some more legs, because the government is printing money - so asset prices may rise because of that fact alone
- The S&P could go as high as 880 in the short term
- The rally in US Treasuries has been very disappointing (to Bernanke and other Fed officials)
- Many people around the world are concerned about the long term effects of Bernanke's plan to monetize US debt
- Bernanke's actions will all "end in disaster"
Click here to read more Marc Faber coverage
No comments:
Post a Comment