Marc Faber: Prepare For "Disappointing" Market Returns From Here

The "heavenly" returns of the past 20 years ended in 2021

Our interview with macro & markets expert Dr Marc Faber is now publicly available.

He predicts that the "heavenly" returns the financial markets have delivered over the past 20+ years are now a relic of history.

Going forward, he expects a much more "disappointing" environment for investors over the coming decade.

He warns this will happen at a time when the world will also experience weakening economic growth, rising geopolitical threats, and mounting social unrest.

Those who will fare best during this period will be those who position themselves and their money prudently now, in advance. And he shares the specific assets he’s holding in preparation.

The interview is in two parts, both of which you can watch right now.

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To watch Part 2, just click the link to it provided in the description beneath Part 1.

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