"Regardless of what the markets do near-term, a correction is overdue," Marc Faber tells Bloomberg TV's Betty Liu. From discussing Europe's 'apparent' stabilization - "anything can go up when you print money"; to US equity exuberance - "a correction is overdue and February is a seasonally weak month"; Faber sees no change from Geithner's handover to Lew as he opines: "The only thing I know is one day the markets will punish the interventionists, the Keynesians and the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve and ECB has enforced because the markets will be more powerful one day. How will this look like? Will the bond market collapse or equity markets become a bubble, which would beembarrassing for the Fed's sake if the U.S. market became a gigantic bubble and at the same time the economy does not recover."
- Source: From a recent Zero Hedge post, read the full post here:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-01-25/marc-faber-fears-1987-redux-markets-will-punish-interventionists
