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Marc Faber on the state of silver, gold, and commodities

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Uploaded by on Aug 28, 2010

World renowned economist Marc Faber sheds light on the state of the US dollar and the future of commodities

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  • Commodities are real assets. The stock market in a deflationary depression can be devastated. You want to hold onto hard assets which cannot be manipulated so easily like gold and silver bullion.

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  • If you watch enough Marc caber videos he clearly doesn't like America and believes Europe is superior. Screw you mr Faber europe is a mess and will fail, perhaps soon. Germany is tired of supporting all the losers in Europe -besides we all know what great neibors the Germans are-America liberated your asses twice.....we will get our house back in order and we will not forget those that were ready to bury us.....

  • this is exactly why I'm already going to a system where I produce my own alcohol and bio diesel and the oil companies can take a hike.

  • Always appreciate listening to Mr Faber because he is the real man of truth.

  • shwoop Marc Faber is obviously a no bullshit economist like peter schiff, all the other short term TV hacks that pervade wall street business shows are retarded and try to make excuses for spending money all the time

  • @silvercelli Russia as well

  • Yay for Marc Faber.

  • @UPSIPO gold is going to be a hundred dollars ? Read bloomberg have you seen whats going on in Japan this week. The BOJ is about to devalue the yen, then people will pile into another currency and then that currency will be forced to weaken. This currency volatility is causing higher gold price. People want to hold a currency that can't be devalued by a central bank. As long as this is going on gold will be very strong. The peak of bullishness will happen when we have a crisis in bonds.

  • @harrybath When you "give me guarantee that Gold will go much higher", I know Gold bullishness is at its peek! You would not have dared to guarantee me the same guarantee you gave me today in 2001 when Gold was 250$ an ounce and when everybody else where "guaranteeing" Gold has no value, it is a relik and it is going to be $100......

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