Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, When is the Next AIG to Fall? | Marc Faber


Presented by Marc Faber at "Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets," the Mises Circle in Manhattan on 22 May 2010 in New York, New York. Includes an introduction by Mises Institute president Douglas E. French. Dr. Faber's PowerPoint file is available for download via the following link: media.mises.org

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27 Responses to “Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, When is the Next AIG to Fall? | Marc Faber”

  1. DoubleSmoothie says:

    @ronheri ...and Chris Martenson

  2. DoubleSmoothie says:

    @ronheri don't forget Bob Chapman

  3. harrybath says:

    @Lingerfoot sure silver is in a bubble, but not as big a bubble as cash, Id rather be in silver than in paper

  4. abe2517 says:

    Only 2 dislikes? Looks like Geithner and Bernanke don't like this video. LOL- you rats are found out!

  5. TRDBaron says:

    @Lingerfoot I don't think so, the price of silver has been artificially surpressed by derivatives, without the surpression the price could easily be $70 an ounce. You could say the same about gold prices being surpressed.
    Get in while you can because silver prices will rise. Silver & gold will both go up in the long term. Remember though that shorting silver & gold is not that profitable, if you invest in precious metals you should do it for the long term. But if you buy, buy fysical silver.

  6. n66178 says:

    @Lingerfoot No, the best money would be arise out of the aggregated free transactions of free people; it would not be foisted upon the people behind the barrel of a gun by governments or central banks.

  7. Lingerfoot says:

    @obrieny2k - Is silver in a bubble? Peace.

  8. Lingerfoot says:

    @n66178 - I am ignorant and do not understand, so if we did not have central banks, how would it work and who would issue our money? The Government? Thanks.

  9. 1cherrylane says:

    @jayangli .... sure. :)

  10. jayangli says:

    @Mayomatty he said that fed cut interest rates so oil went up to 147 dollars a barrel by speculation. Hasn't rates still low now, so what happened to oil?

  11. jayangli says:

    @1cherrylane what about George soros?

  12. 1cherrylane says:

    @ronheri ..... I would add Gerald Celente and Hugh Hendry to the list too.

  13. emichik86 says:

    @emichik86 That's what I thought. Please no more unsupported claims. They make you look like a fool.

  14. TheRedCapitalist says:

    @emichik86
    and what qualifies you to ask me such personal questions?

  15. emichik86 says:

    @TheRedCapitalist What qualifies you to make such statements about these people? What is your track record?

  16. karkelkhan says:

    @ronheri Its Tom* Woods, and don't forget Ron Paul and Rand Paul.

  17. TheBrotherMouzone says:

    Why are these events not recorded/uploaded in HD? We are in the year 2010 for crying out loud. Keep up with the times!

  18. AntiPsychopath says:

    The federal reserve is duping everyone. If people can go to the moon and mars and master molecules the can prevent economic calamities. IF they happen its because they allow them to happen WAKE UP emilies and babis's....the credit expansion was a criminal act and done for the sole purpose of robing everyone.

  19. cloudsifter11 says:

    @AlexanderLee1 Have you also seen other videos from the Mises Institute?

  20. cloudsifter11 says:

    Informative video! But the guy at the beginning smacks his lips annoyingly.

  21. msquestionmark says:

    i love his accent.

  22. GLADish85 says:

    Wow... 111 177 views... We are on a good path, my friends. Greetings from Poland. We are doing our best to show people here rational economics. 2.5 % in elections at the moment, but within 10 years we are in parliament!

  23. AlexanderLee1 says:

    This is wonderful! Definitely the best video I have watched from the Mises Institute.

  24. savemyplaylist says:

    fucking sweet ponytail

  25. wolfgang0070 says:

    @luomio haha

  26. jar23d says:

    type in google powerpoint download

  27. Ludwig von Mises is from Austria.

    Austrian Economics also comes from Austria, in case you were confused about that as well.

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