What to watch for.
Marc Faber says that when Goldman Sachs (GS) goes down, that will be th indication that the credit bubble is collapsing. He sees that credit will tighten when assets decline, rather than when central banks tighten.
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Marc Faber says that when Goldman Sachs (GS) goes down, that will be th indication that the credit bubble is collapsing. He sees that credit will tighten when assets decline, rather than when central banks tighten.
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