Faber: Emerging Markets Have Done Fantastically Well

The transcript discusses market trends and predictions, highlighting a lack of significant corrections in the bull market since 2011. It analyzes the performance of various indices, noting the S&P's modest growth and the decline in the Russell 2000 and NASDAQ. Emerging markets in Asia have performed well, contrasting with US indices. The speaker reflects on past investment advice regarding Treasury notes and debates the accuracy of market projections.

What has been the trend in the bull market since October 2011 according to the speaker?

• No significant changes

• Frequent corrections

• A steady decline

• A straight line increase

How did the S&P 500 perform compared to the Russell 2000 in the current year?

• Both were up by 6%

• S&P 500 was down, Russell 2000 was up

• S&P 500 was up, Russell 2000 was down

• Both were down by 4%

Which region's markets have outperformed the S&P 500 according to the speaker?

• African markets

• North American markets

• Asian emerging markets

• European markets

What was the speaker's past advice regarding Treasury notes?

• Invest in notes yielding 5%

• Avoid Treasury notes

• Invest in notes yielding 1%

• Consider notes yielding 3%

What is the current yield of Treasury notes as mentioned by the speaker?

• Above 3%

• Below 2.5%

• Around 4%

• Exactly 3%