Marc Faber’s latest thoughts in this interview with Barron's….
Barron's:
You have said stocks could be dead money for awhile, but not so gold. What's next for the yellow metal?
Faber: Gold peaked at $1,921 an ounce
in September 2011. Since then, it has been in a correction mode.
Sentiment is bearish, but some countries are accumulating gold, notably
China, which will buy an estimated 2,600 tons this year, exceeding
annual production. Prices probably are bottoming.
Gold-mining shares
aren't expensive either, although many exploration companies won't make
it. If you buy the miners, look for companies that have raised capital
already or have sufficient reserves. They are best-positioned to survive
the next few years if there is no upturn in the gold price.
Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.
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