The Economics of the Coming Crash - Freedomain Radio Interviews Dr Marc Faber

Dr Faber writes the monthly investment newsletter The Gloom Boom & Doom Report. He has also authored several books. Dr Faber funds philanthropic endeavors using some profits from newsletter subscriptions to educate Thai children. Dr. Faber has been a regular contributor to several leading publications around the world in the past, among them Forbes and International Wealth which is a sister publication of the Financial Times. He has contributed regularly to several websites such as Financial Intelligence, Asian Bond Portal, Die Welt, Finanzen, Boerse, AME Info, Swiss Radio, Apple Hong Kong and Taiwan, Quamnet, Winners, Wealth and Oriental Daily. He has also written occasionally for the International Herald Tribune, Wall Street Journal, and Borsa e Finanza.

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[Motoicon]

Ive seen dozens of interviews with Dr. Faber and even though this is nearly 4 months old, this is by far the very best one due in most part from your insightful questions and commentary. I loved ur comment about people viewing gold/silver as trying to buy a big bag of crack cocaine cos Ive experienced it. Its too bad men like Dr. Faber are not economic advisors to our government.

[stefbot]

@Motoicon thanks so much!

[enotdetcelfer]

Great interview.

[pretorious700]

I know why I do-food's excellent, women are beautiful, and the government leaves you the fuck alone.

[1977Melville]

I'd put Stefan up there with George Noory and Eric King of KingWorldNews.

[ostralopithicus]

Faber is awesome!

[alistairproductions]

@Motoicon More like, it's too bad we have a government

[militantmindset]

very informative, thanks for your time keep up the good work

[attorneydestroyusa]

will califruadia be the first to deputize the all gov workers?

[CurtHowland]

@dharmashooter "It facilitates a command and control power structure that enslaves the individual."

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That's not a function of money, that's a function of taxation.

[CurtHowland]

@wraft "incapable of predicting outcomes" . This surprises me very much. . It was only the Austrian school which identified the Tech bubble, the housing bubble, the oil bubble, and predicted exactly the result of the "stimulus" that we have seen happen: Squat. . What predictions do you want that you're not seeing? . On thinking about it, what you won't get is "increasing x by 30 will increase/decrease y by 20", because such models just don't work. . Look up "Long Term Capital Management"

[ulysseinvest]

Stefan,

Foreign (Japanese, etc) governments are simply trying to kick the can down the road in an attempt to avoid having their own society face global "restructuring" (i.e. people making cars forced out of their industries into different sectors, etc) and as a result do not be surprised if they all (foreign countries) push the current game up until all the way to the very end...

Anyway, keep up the good work,

Ulysse