Marc Faber: U.S. Government Bond Bubble to Burst
The DoomBoomGloom Report’s Marc Faber talks to Bloomberg about how investors fleeing the Euro crisis for the ‘safe haven’ of US Dollars are fleeing from a burning house into a burning barn.
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When UST bubble burst starting JULY to NOVEMBER, we will see gold over 3000 and silver at 100.
Maybe. But sure not counting on that. Expecting a lot more can kicking and just believe well see a lot more tricks in the days ahead. Have learned they always seem to have another ace to play.
I’m okay with quitely stacking….week after week…..that’s just fine
Mark Farber, Jim Rogers, and Gerald Celente. Investment and trends genius.. Why cant people listento these guys and think… “hey, this crap makes sence”. But yes more can kicking along the way. More politicians playing games and spending money looking for a so called solution.. In a free market.. THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOTHING AND THERE IS NO TOO BIG TO FAIL!!!!!!
Well, I am hoping that he is correct! I am tired of these bankers manipulating the markets. This is where this Billionaires, who have companies, Sprott Management, Sinclair with Tanzinian Royalty, GATA, Mike Maloney (GOLDSILVER.com) and head to congress with private and professional investors of PM and present the evidence! I would fly to be there!
Thank you Mr. Faber for once again telling it as it is.
A808… I would give my whole hoard to see that happen.lol And the evidence is overwhelmingly against them… These bankers cant fool everyone forever.
Great comments guys. Faber, I believe, is genuine. He is hilarious most of the time but sincere. I think I’ll watch like 4OZ. I’ll believe when I see.
while the bankster are busy plugging the holes in the dam, the public is water skiing on the lake, we stackers see the crack in the dam and it’s raining very hard up stream
Well, we know that the “truth” (such as it is) and the fundamentals are on “our side”. It’s only a matter of time. I just wonder, as I watch them seem to opt for basically doing the same thing over and over in terms of bailouts and such… as they’ve now built this “Jenga Tower” to unimaginable heights, each bailout seems to be required faster… and faster… and they last less and less time for each round. Sooner or later it HAS to come down, and when it does, look out. I just wonder if I’ll see it when I’m still middle aged, or if it’ll be my kids (or grand kids) who eventually see this implode and crash the entire world.
I do hope that when it DOES all come down, it wakes up the entire world, and we well and truly learn the lesson and forever do away with any sort of debt-based economic model or anyting of the sort.
Part of me thinks we’ll learn as a species, but the more I’m reading about the history of fiat currencies and empires in partcular, the less I’m inclined to think we’re going to learn ANYTHING, and in another couple hundred years, we’ll be back in the same spot as a globe (if we don’t mutually-self-destruct or bring about an ELE on our own, first).
And part of me wonders if it’s going to take a mass “genocide” of the banksters, or something similar, to forever cull out these entire families now that for generations have seemed to pursue nothing less than the entire enslavement of the entire mass of humanity.
Yes, natural gas is a great investment. Washington puts out more and more every year. An endless supply.
“The Worse The Economy Becomes, The More The Money Printers Will Be At Work–That, To Own A Currency Who’s Supply Can Not Be Increased At The Will Of Some CLOWNS That Occupy The Central Banks Is A Desirable Investment”
We Know Which Pony Tail Is Speaking The Truth When These Guys Are Compared:
And Marc’s Hair Is Infinity More Believable When Compared To Either Donald’s Or Phil Spector’s Mops
Always like to hear Marc speak as for Bonds you can have them and I’ll keep my Stack.
Love the hairdo’s Jake. LMAO.
Classic–the smirk on Mr. Faber’s face when gold is brought up. Although he gives a very tempered outlook, it is clear that he sees gold in a much more favorable light than he will say on TV.
He has advocated upwards of 25% to 33% of asset allocation in the precious metals sector, so that is a huge vote of confidence by any conventional asset allocation standards.
Notice how the MSM tries to push the idea that investing means having money in stocks and/or bonds and/or paper currencies, and nothing else (certainly not gold or silver, or physical commodities). That is the ‘conventional wisdom’ resulting from a financial education system based on controlled propaganda.