Rantings on Markets, Economics and Business Strategy: Marc Faber On The Future Of The Global Economy

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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Marc Faber On The Future Of The Global Economy

Marc, one of our favorites, has a three part series on Bloomberg video. I have great admiration for Marc but he missed much of this crisis in the past as we have highlighted. And while there are some perspectives I agree with in his current analysis below, I believe he is again looking in the rear view mirror for an inaccurate perspective on much of the future. We'll continue to highlight those differences in future posts. But, if you have been with me for the last three or four years, you already can point out the substantial differences. Regardless, when Marc Faber talks, I want to listen. And so should you.

The links to the video are

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

posted by TimingLogic at 2:54 PM

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Marc Faber On The Future Of The Global Economy