Opiniões

Marc Faber : "...Simply put, a financial crisis doesn't happen accidentally, but follows after a prolonged period of excesses (expansionary monetary policies and/or fiscal policies leading to excessive credit growth and excessive speculation). The problem lies in timing the onset of the crisis.
Usually, as was the case in Asia in the 1990s, macroeconomic conditions deteriorate long before the onset of the crisis. However, expansionary monetary policies and excessive debt growth can extend the life of the business expansion for a very long time..."

Jim Rogers: "Europe is taking its chance to make sure China knows its arms are wide open for any investment it can get. President Xi Jinping is visiting the continent-and Paris and Berlin have laid out the red carpet. And the issue of human rights, so often a key part of talks between the EU and China, is strangely absent this time around..."

Peter Shiff: "The bubbles are already there, the only question is are they going to get any bigger or are they already in the process of deflating? I believe that if the Federal Reserve continues tapering they are already deflating..."