Marc Faber Investment Opportunities Around the World and Biggest Threat to the Rich

[@TheMoneyGPS]

Marc Faber is legendary.

[@sueking7477]

Gotta love Marc having a ciggie and a Chang beer during the interview

[@pekkarousu3616]

I wish he didn't interrupt Faber so many times asking new questions. Like a competition and goal to ask as many questions as possible. Otherwise, Faber is GREAT.

[@RB-nx8ut]

Been awhile since I have seen Marc! He looks like Santa

[@mitchthrower]

Enjoyed the podcast, thanks, Angelo and Marc.

[@laithb3091]

The host is 2 star 🌟 made the interview boring with bad interruptions...we get to it later...

[@dawidw.6016]

Angelo, you have to look like you listen to the guest, after you asked a question

[@dawidw.6016]

Sorry to be direct. I love your job anyway!

[@atgratgr4162]

Is Family Office the "cool" new thing to call yourself? Hedge fund is now the new retail? Lol....

[@diceman999]

"The whole system implodes" if they stop printing money. The only investment advice you will ever need

[@marijnstollenga1601]

Great interview!

[@vincentyeo88]

Red Bull energy drink. Lol

[@CrushHouse60]

I could listen to Marc for hours thanks for interviewing him

[@pekkarousu3616]

Swiss National Central Bank is already buying stocks. Yes, they monetize government debt, banking debt, corporate debt but they also PRINT Swiss Franc and buy stocks all over the world. Especially in USA. One of the largest owners of many big stocks. SNBC is basically a hedge fund. But this hedge fund must not raise capital from rich people who risk their money or use bank depositer's money, they just print money and buy stocks. How the US can allow this US beyond me.

[@mytinfoilhat9801]

Marc looks all-knowing

[@blabli5241]

Be old, "working" in finance and then complain about jobless young people. Thats really a tough one. Furthermore only a slave has the duty to work hard. Like in the camps.

[@adohmnail6445]

Only the weak and feeble think work is slavery. You work because you hone a craft, profession or calling. You better yourself. Only a slave sees himself as a slave because they have equity in their own life.

[@iangrant3442]

Thank you... I am in gold, silver and precious miners.

[@jethro_Jr]

Marc Faber. 💕💕💕👍👍👍👍

[@dawidw.6016]

What about cash, how much cash should we keep?

[@Tzimtzum26]

Depends which currency

[@susanmathew9176]

Keep 3 years of cash around. Take your annual CASH expenses, including taxes paid, and multiply by three.

[@magda5820]

HE SAID TWENTY PERCENT

[@Itzkennnny]

How does this channel only have 2.3k subscribers

[@georgepetkovic440]

High net worth 2.3k subs ;)...im an ultra low net worth individual who snuck in..

[@WhySilverWhyNow]

Just great

[@manuelmanuel9815]

Taxation is the price government charges. Taxation is not confiscation.

[@dromeiro]

manuel manuel Ahahah. It doesn't "charge", it "imposes". Therefore, confiscation.

[@davidsuit4005]

I was at a retirement seminar and the speaker spoke on how he quit his job after he made well over $450,000 PROFIT within 3months he invested $120,000. I just began investing and i will really appreciate any tips or helpful guide.

[@crystalballou6603]

Just seek professional help from a mentor or a financial adviser.

[@Xythantiops]

I always enjoy listening to Dr Faber. I dont understand how with Environazism on the rise, airlines collapsing and possibly never returning, and the probable future of electric cars and petrol cars becoming obsolete---how is it a bullish picture for oil???

[@susanmathew9176]

Take a day off and visit a farm. See how the farmer feeds his family as well. Even if the farmer is an explorer of labor, look to see how he feeds and houses his workers. Visit a female farmer as well. Then go and see the agricultural processor or mass manufacturer. Then visit the retail store. You may want to visit an internet food distributor. Obviously this is not a field trip, but a pedagogical exercise. If you measure the btu steps per leg for each gram of food, you will see the massive subsidies paid by federal governments to grow food planet wide, Each person/entity you visit including the individual customer cannot live without hydrocarbons. To quote a classic cliche, there is “no free lunch”.

[@susanmathew9176]

The numbers for “peapod” from 1999-2002 are still available on lexis/nexus and data services. Read the numbers and risk factors in issuing documents. You may find them on Edgar online as well. Nothing has changed since then. Americans do not understand Marxist theory. Marxist theory explains peapod’s demise. If you only understand capitalist theory, you will always say “I don’t understand”. Capitalism by the way can explain peapod’s resurgence.

[@mikep2262]

Electric vehicles are only 5% of market, there will be a huge need for oil well into the future. In addition, oil is the feedstock for plastics - huge need into the future. Oil stocks are oversold.