Given more than his normal 30-second soundbite on mainstream media, Marc
Faber is able to discuss in considerably more detail his views on the
massive growth in global financialization (when compared to real
economies) noting that "one day, this financial bubble will have to adjust on the downside." This will occur via either an inflationary burst or a collapse of the system. Simply put, "it's gonna end one day," either through war or financial collapse, "it will be very painful."
The Gloom, Boom, and Doom Report editor notes current asset valuations
are driven by excess credit creation, printing money, and distorted
market signals, and the unintended consequences of the effect on
investor psychology are perfectly mis-timed. Faber concludes with a
discussion of the inflationary impact of US monetary policy and where it
is seen (and not seen) and the global social unrest implications of middle class discontent.
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