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On Wednesday, Newsmax talked about investment legend Marc Faber and what investors should do once the bailout is passed by the U.S. government. From the piece: Rescuing the U.S. financial system won’t stave off a recession, and if equity prices rebound after Congress passes a rescue package, investors should sell.

"In this recent CNBC broadcast forecasting legend Dr Marc Faber put the spotlight on the Federal Reserve as the cause of the global financial crisis and accused it of behaving like a drug dealer in making liquidity available." read more

Dr Faber thinks the real cost will be seven times greater than the proposed bailout. ... and here are his thoughts on where to be invested - and the current advantages and future perils of holding cash:

The news is not getting any better..."Swiss investor Marc Faber, known for a long track record of good calls (he was a commodities bull until late this spring, for instance, when he reversed his view) and a fine grasp of financial markets history, confirms the estimate... read more

nakedcapitalism.com Swiss investor Marc Faber, known for a long track record of good calls (he was a commodities bull until late this spring, for instance, when he reversed his view) and a fine grasp... [[ This is a content summary only.

5 Things You Need to Know about Paulson’s Bailout Plan Justice Litle Writes: Make no mistake: we are in uncharted territory. Hank Paulson wants $700 billion of taxpayer’s money to buy up bad debt and ‘rescue’ the markets.Some lawmakers strongly opposed to the plan.

Economy to get worse as government bailout fails? $150 a barrel crude oil next year? This picture just gets rosier every day. From our sister blog Investorazzi.com this morning: “Boone Pickens: Crude Oil Price Will Reach $150 A Barrel In 2009” According to Bloomberg this morning, T.

Marc Faber, also known as “Dr. Doom” by the press, lived up to his name while talking to CNBC this morning about what’s in store for the U.S. economy. From the CNBC website: Liquidity will dry up even more, volatility will stay high and financial assets are going to suffer as the crisis continues to unfold.

In response to the tumultuous conditions on Wall Street, The Straits Times of Singapore asked a number of financial experts about the risks for investors. Times reporter Gabriel Chen spoke to one of these experts, Marc Faber, and wrote: Q: Should I leap into the plummeting market to grab a cheaper blue chip stock or two? It depends on who you ask.

A number of legendary investors, including Marc Faber, Bill Gross, and Mark Mobius, have been talking to the financial news media about the crisis that is taking place in the markets. Here is what they’re saying: Marc Faber CNBC, September 15 You can access the 4 minute 41 second interview here.