Marc Faber: We could see a 5% – 10% Correction in the Near Term (Updated)

by | Apr 6, 2009 | Marc Faber

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    Marc Faber on Bloomberg Television April 7, 2009 says that he sees the potential for a 5% to 10% correction the markets before seeing the rally continue into July.

    Dr. Faber also believes that the rebound potential for financial stocks such as Citigroup is quite high.

    Watch Marc Faber on Bloomberg Television April 7, 2009:

    http://media2.bloomberg.com/cache/vmRRXfYD04oc.asf

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