Marc Faber Thinks That at Some Point Markets Will Punish Central Bankers for Their Actions

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Jan 31, 2013
- U.S. money printing does not flow evenly; it has been flowing into stocks and until five months ago, bonds.

- Current stock market valuations already discount a lot of good news.

- Faber believes that at some point markets are going to punish Central Banks for their actions either through a collapse in the bond market or stocks going into a bubble that bursts.