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He remains a long-term advocate of owning gold (and also silver and platinum) as protection against the coming US fiscal crisis and inevitable money printing. He has not sold his gold, though he sees a near-term correction in gold and silver that could last until September/October due to slower liquidity growth. Over the longer run, hard assets will benefit from capital flows out of overvalued financial assets.
In the current fragile environment, US stocks (S&P 500) will lose more money than bonds. Faber advocates holding bonds as part of a diversified portfolio designed to lose the least, as stocks are more vulnerable to the inevitable bursting of the mania.
Chinese cars technologically superior, cheaper, threatening dominance.
Chinese car manufacturers are technologically very advanced, can produce cars at about half the price of Western companies, and in theory could put the entire Western car industry out of business.
Money can flow out of overvalued US markets into cheap emerging markets. He specifically names Indonesia and Thailand as inexpensive, noting that they have already begun to outperform the US. Thinks some aspects argue for having investments in Thailand at the present time.
He remains a long-term advocate of owning gold (and also silver and platinum) as protection against the coming US fiscal crisis and inevitable money printing. He has not sold his gold, though he sees a near-term correction in gold and silver that could last until September/October due to slower liquidity growth. Over the longer run, hard assets will benefit from capital flows out of overvalued financial assets.
He remains a long-term advocate of owning gold (and also silver and platinum) as protection against the coming US fiscal crisis and inevitable money printing. He has not sold his gold, though he sees a near-term correction in gold and silver that could last until September/October due to slower liquidity growth. Over the longer run, hard assets will benefit from capital flows out of overvalued financial assets.
Money can flow out of overvalued US markets into cheap emerging markets. He specifically names Indonesia and Thailand as inexpensive, noting that they have already begun to outperform the US. Thinks some aspects argue for having investments in Thailand at the present time.
He is long US bonds because almost everyone else is short. He expects interest rates to decline over the next six months as the economy weakens, ordinary people struggle, and inflationary pressures ease temporarily. The bond market is signaling lower yields, and he sees value in bonds as a contrarian trade.
He observes exceptional strength in US financial stocks and emerging strength in home builders, which suggests the market believes interest rates will trend lower. With his outlook for lower bond yields in the next six months, these rate-sensitive sectors are poised to benefit.
Marc Faber has 9 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 9 tickers since June 2026. Ranked #359 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: GOLD, XLF, TLT.
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