Source www.europac.net :
Marc Faber may be one of the great financial and investment minds in the world today. Many of his market calls have been extraordinarily accurate. In 2000 he predicted $100 oil; in 2001 he said buy gold; in 2002 he warned of a deteriorating dollar and an overvalued stock market.
Marc and I have spoken at numerous investment conferences together, and have similar outlooks on many investment strategies and economic trends.
Marc agreed to an interview a few weeks ago. I caught up with him by telephone a few weeks ago at his Hong Kong headquarters. We have produced a Special Report, The Marc Faber Interview, for our clients and friends. You can view it by CLICKING HERE. I hope you enjoy it.
Sincerely,
Peter Schiff
President and Chief Global Strategist
Euro Pacific Capital
PETER SCHIFF
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