Opiniões

Marc Faber: "United States government bonds are not a good investment and they are just not attractive. In the next ten years the U.S. will not have a real interest rate, more likely to have a negative interest rate – which means investors will loose nearly 5 percent of their savings..."

Peter Schiff: "To be honest, I don't think the Fed's going to taper. I think the people who should be the most worried are the people who have cash in the bank, the people that own government bonds. I actually think you're better off being in the stock market. Even though the rally is phony, it's probably going to continue because the Fed doesn't have the integrity to do the right thing..."

Nouriel Roubini: "While the eurozone’s tail risks are lower, its fundamental problems remain unresolved: low potential growth; high unemployment; still-high and rising levels of public debt; loss of competitiveness and slow reduction of unit labor costs (which a strong euro does not help); and extremely tight credit rationing, owing to banks’ ongoing deleveraging. Meanwhile, progress toward a banking union will be slow, while no steps will be taken toward establishing a fiscal union, even as austerity fatigue and political risks in the eurozone’s periphery grow..."