Marc Faber Says We have Not Experienced a Major Stock Market Sell Off
Stock-Markets / Stock Markets 2011 Aug 05, 2011 - 04:08 AM GMTMarc Faber was interviewed by Bloomberg Tv earlier today. Basically, he doesn’t think that the current down-leg in markets is a ‘major sell-off’, however he does think that ‘as of today, markets are extremely oversold’. See below for the video & summary.
Summary:
- So far we haven’t experienced a major sell-off.
- ‘The world is mad’ — markets fluctuate and investors have to be prepared to experience volatility.
- There is a case to be ultra bearish about everything. However, if one is ultra-bearish, it’s still better to be in equities than cash and government bonds.
- The technical damage done to the markets since November 2010 is enormous. We’ve seen the highs for the year.
- The market is extremely oversold as of today, we could have a ‘snap-back’ rally that doesn’t make a new high.
- Maybe we don’t go down to Marc Faber’s previous target of 1100 on the S&P 500 because he can already ‘smell QE3′.
- The coming weeks will be important to see whether Bernanke is a ‘true’ or ‘amateur’ money printer.
Aftab Singh is an independent analyst. He writes about markets & political economy at http://greshams-law.com .
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