Opiniões

Marc Faber: "Global money printing will not solve the problem. The central banks around the world have engaged in money printing and it’s not at all a currency war. It is a coordinated effort by central banks that are run by some professors who’ve never worked a single day in their lives in the private sector to kind of bail out the system. Now this bailout will of course fail. And when it fails, the question is what will happen then.

Dennis Gartman: "I think the euro's going to get much stronger because they're going to toss the Greeks out. That's whats going to end up happening despite the fact the German business class wants to keep the Greeks in it. I think the German public has had enough, wants them out. And suddenly the Euro becomes a valuable commodity instead of a devaluing currency. It certainly looks like the Euro has made its lows. It certainly looks like the Greeks will be tossed out. This is not a very pretty sight. Now is the time to buy the Euro.."

Jim Rogers: "They [Fed] should stop buying bonds. They should let interest rates and the market find its own level. It might mean some bankruptcies. In Scandinavia in the early 1990's, they had a problem. They let businesses go bankrupt, and there was terrible pain for a year or two, but Scandinavia reorganized and become one of the best parts of the world economy. On the other hand, Japan refused to let anyone go bankrupt, and they lost a decade or so because of artificial stimulation. It doesn’t work. It has never worked. The only thing that works is when people fail, go bankrupt, and start over..."