Faber: Gold won't drop below $1000 per ounce again, ever

I think that the beauty of it all is that Faber receives his salary whether he's right or wrong.

It's the clowns that follow his opinions that pay the price :)
 
So simply because a trend is going in a certain direction we can proclaim with certainty that "asset class X will never trade above/below $YYY Dollars ever again"???

I had no idea trading was this simple!
 
Quote from spindr0:

I think that the beauty of it all is that Faber receives his salary whether he's right or wrong.

It's the clowns that follow his opinions that pay the price :)
Spot on analysis.
 
Quote from makloda:

Can't happen cause he says it won't?

No, because the chief of Goldman Sachs says he is bearish on gold.

You have to dare being a contrarian versus main stream pundits to make money, right?
 
Whatever comes out of Goldman's mouth is pure pump and dump. Always has been.

I would look at their propaganda with a more jaundiced eye than Faber's.
 
Quote from cleveland45:

Whatever comes out of Goldman's mouth is pure pump and dump. Always has been.

I would look at their propaganda with a more jaundiced eye than Faber's.


Well, it was more of a joke really due to the implicit suggestion by Spindro of Faber being a sell out gone mainstream only talking shit to rack up his convention fees and driving the sheep into the ground.


I'd say if Spindro has a problem with that kind of financial 'advisors' there are better ones available to target then Faber indeed.

That is should gold remain steady above 1K obviously. :D

But really, give the man some credit where credit is due.


Should Bill Gates trade Microsoft for gold?

Marc Faber, 11.15.99

http://www.forbes.com/global/1999/1115/0223099a.html
 
Faber has a record is a little better than 50% accoding to CXO, a tad better than rolling dice. Much better than most of Wall St. still, which are much much worse.

He made many excellent calls, specifically his focus on dollar weakness and a secular precious metal/commodity bull market. But he also found himself like a deer in the headlights at times (see the 2003 rally, or the 2006 summer rally). Note how he was constantly talking about a coming treasury bear market that never materialized (over the last 9 years anyways):

http://www.cxoadvisory.com/gurus/Faber/
 
What if the Federal Reserve hold the Fed Funds rate at or below 0.25% ?

Would your view on gold change?

Quote from bwolinsky:

Every single one.
 
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