This is my final Faber post of the night. He’s so deranged, I could watch him all day, while eating popped corn. Faber let’s his Trump colors show, talking greasy about H. Clinton. Then he delves into a sundry of issues and offers ideas, in the final segment of iBankCoin’s Faber bonus round.
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I think Killary would be more likely to print than Trump. I think Faber does’nt realize Trump is going to be Reagan 2.0 Trump wants everything on fire sale before he goes into debt. Trump grew his wealth over the decades cus he understands credit cycles. faber does not.
You know a presidential candidate is highly qualified and proposing great policies, when people just call her a name, as if that is some kind of valid argument against what she proposes to do as president
Unless the name fits. “We came, we saw, he died. Hahaha”.
If by policies you mean starting WWIII or cater to her 1% friends, then sure she is qualified alright.
Nikkei rising wedge on 5min.
More Hillary bashing by a Right Winger. Yawn.
Hillary’s Official Calendar Is “Missing” A Lot Of Entries
zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-24/hillarys-official-calendar-while-secretary-state-missing-lot-entries
Not right winger, just informed people
Farage / Faber 2016
Faber gets paid in gold bullion.
This guy is quite entertaining. Love the way he had figures off the top of his head and a global economic view, I agree south Asia may be an up and coming economic engine – if China doesn’t poke it with a stick.
Italy bank bailout talk started this bounce. Mayne this will end it.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-29/germany-just-blew-italys-bank-bailout-plan
In six minutes, Mr. Faber covered currency manipulation by central banks, the slow down in China that could lead to a China recession and would it be desirable. If you are looking for opportunities, there will be growth in rails and roads in Asia and India. Then he follows that up with the max of population only 3-5% own shares of stocks. He adds if Brexit is used as an excuse for central banks to print more money a depreciation of currency will continue. He ends with the average investor could own real estate, shares, bonds, cash and any of the precious metals and there is great opportunity in US Treasuries. And as a side note, in commodities, sugar is up 100% from the low and soybeans are also strong. This guy made more sense in 6 minutes than watching CNBC for one week.