Investment guru Marc Faber says the financial system must be cleansed to save capitalism. He warns of perverse outcomes from the mountain of money printed by the USFed and other central banks. He thus is not optimistic for the fate of the global economy, whose rebound is nothing but a mere revival of inventories. He said, "I think the final low in markets will occur when the system is cleaned out. [Unless that happens,] the way communism collapsed, capitalism will collapse. The best way to deal with any economic problem is to let the market work it through. The USGovt for sure will go bust. That I guarantee you. Not tomorrow, but it will go bust. I do not think that the global economy will recover anytime soon. And we have to define what a recovery is. I take 2006 and early 2007 as the peak of prosperity in this long cycle, and I do not think we are going back there anytime soon."