Marc Faber : "The S&P is down 3 percent from its high, 1,709, and yesterday we
had over 400 new 12-month lows on the New York Stock Exchange. That is
remarkable," he said. "That shows that the internal picture of the
market is very different than what the indices show. The indices
Nasdaq, S&P, Dow are driven by just a few stocks that are very
strong. They are in bubble territory."
"First of all, I have a preference for physical gold, held in a safe
deposit box outside the United States, and preferably in Asia, for a
variety of reasons,"
"About 10 days ago, all shares became incredibly cheap in terms of their
valuation compared to the gold price, and, as you say, some experts
don't like gold." -
in CNBC TV 18
Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.