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  • 'Dr. Doom' Faber: 'Thank God white people populated America'

    The eccentric Gloom, Boom & Doom report author, who often speaks on CNBC and other financial media, generally forecasting some type of market downturn, focused his latest comments on the racial conflicts happening around the country.

  • Seen strong performance in gold: Marc Faber

    Investment Guru Marc Faber and the author of The Gloom, Boom and Doom Report is optimistic on the market. He remains positive on the emerging markets and continues to be bullish on gold.

  • The Big Call! Market was attractive when Sensex was trading at 23000: Marc Faber

    Analysts on D-Street might feel that the rally has just started in Indian equity markets and high valuations are not something which bothers them but Marc Faber, the editor of "The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report beg to differ.

  • US stocks set to plummet 40% or more as valuations high, warns Marc Faber

    Few stocks driven rally is not a particularly healthy sign from a technical point of view, and valuations are very high.

  • Asian markets much cheaper than US markets which are in 'bubble zone'

    Marc Faber said markets in Asia is far cheaper than the US, and if we just do a comparison of US markets with the rest of the world, it is at the highest level ever.

  • Modi better than Trump; India will outperform US over 5-10 years: Marc Faber

    India, according to PwC, in 20-30 years will become a second largest economy in the world similar to China.

  • Positive on India; trade war with China a bad idea for US: Faber

    Swiss investor Marc Faber is positive on India in the long term and says the agriculture and food sectors look attractive.

  • US Fed not expanding asset base; dollar overvalued: Marc Faber

    The editor of Gloom Bloom & Doom Report told CNBC-TV18 that contrary to the popular opinion that emerging markets have performed poorly in 2016, any market outside the US looks very attractive now especially in terms of valuations. Investors are too bullish about the US, and are neglecting Japan and Europe, he said.

  • I don't think big corruption comes from bank notes: Marc Faber

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Marc Faber says Indian‘government move to clampdown on black money is negative in the longer run. I don‘t think big corruption comes from bank notes.

  • Be on the buying side as major changes are afoot: Udayan

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Consulting Editor Udayan Mukherjee said that if Donald Trump goes on to win, I still hope there is a twist in the tale. If Trump wins, it is a black day, he said

  • Marc Faber on why commodity prices will rise,oil to hit $70 soon

    "The need for infrastructure in Asia is huge. They have to build roads. You go to Jakarta, Manila, the infrastructure is a catastrophe," he told CNBC's "Street Signs," adding that to accommodate tourists, Asian countries needed to build airports and railways. "You cannot ship that many people by airplanes. There's no space."

  • Marc Faber: Hillary win a risk to markets; buy hard assets

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, maverick investor Marc Faber discussed US politics, Federal Reserve and why it is a good time to buy hard assets.

  • Marc Faber says central banks doomed to fail

    Central bankers trying to spur growth are like alchemists trying to make gold and they're just as likely to fail, said Marc Faber, the publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report.

  • Asset bubble won't burst as long as more money is printed: Faber

    In an interview with Business Standard Marc Faber, the author of Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, spoke on how central banks‘ asset purchases – which have only increased over time – will impact prices.

  • Marc Faber: S&P is set to crash 50%, giving back 5 yrs of gains

    The editor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation" that stocks are likely to endure a gut-wrenching drop that would rival the greatest crashes in stock market history.

  • Madness of central banks can go on for a long time: Faber

    The world's central banks, which have maintained an unprecedented ultra-loose monetary policy stance, are likely to up the ante even further, according to noted analyst Marc Faber.

  • Investors are on the Titanic: Marc Faber

    Anticipating a downtrend, Faber said he's holding physical gold in safe-deposit boxes and buried in his garden, as well as holding gold mining shares. For "ordinary" investors, he recommended holding gold exchange traded funds (ETFs), such as the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF, or GDX.

  • Marc 'Dr. Doom' Faber: Why stocks are 'very vulnerable'

    Marc Faber, the widely followed market pessimist, see multiple risks that could threaten stock markets. He said Wednesday he thinks the market is fully valued and faces hurdles from a sagging global economy, sluggish earnings and the US presidential election.

  • Central banks will create global socialism: Marc Faber

    Marc Faber said central bank policies are essentially monetizing debt, particularly in Japan, where he claims the Bank of Japan (BOJ) is buying all the government bonds the treasury is issuing.

  • World 'crazy' to give central bankers power: Marc Faber

    Marc Faber, the editor and publisher of the Gloom, Doom & Boom Report (earning him the moniker "Dr. Doom"), added that he questioned central bank policymakers and the quantitative easing (QE) programs they launched in the US, euro zone, UK and Japan.

  • Dr. Doom: Outlook 'so depressing' need to swim in beer

    The publisher of the "Gloom, Boom & Doom Report" told attendees at the annual "Inside ETFs" conference that the medium-term economic outlook has become "so depressing" that he may as well fill a newly installed pool with beer instead of water.

  • Dr Doom puts China's GDP at closer to 4% as exports slow

    Speaking before the release of heavily anticipated Chinese growth figures for 2015, Faber, the publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, put the country's growth at about 4 percent, far from the 7 percent Beijing was aiming for, or the 6.9 percent it achieved.

  • China known devil, but US may turn out to be joker in the pack

    According to GREED & fear newsletter, seven years of zero rates in the US dollar have created the incentive for a massive carry trade (investors borrowing in cheap dollars and deploying the money in better yielding assets). This will come under pressure once the dollar starts strengthening

  • Dr Doom calls bubble, adding to gloomy calls

    The Federal Reserve has inflated an asset bubble and that`s going to damp market returns, perma-bear Marc Faber, publisher of The Gloom, Boom and Doom Report, told CNBC Tuesday.

  • No one's perfect, Rajan's as good as it gets: Gita Gopinath

    Gita Gopinath, Economics Professor, Harvard University, says Rajan will be remembered as a person who was in charge when inflation came down, almost halved.

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