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Harry S. Dent Jr., the author of ‘The Roaring 2000s’, ‘The Roaring 2000’s Investor’, ‘The Next Great Bubble Boom’ and his latest book entitled ‘The Great Depression Ahead’ states that “The most important cycle change for your wealth, health, life, family, business, and investments is just ahead during the first and last depression you are likely to experience in your lifetime.”
Russell Napier is the author of the book “Anatomy of the Bear”, a professor at the Edinburgh Business School and a consultant to CLSA Ltd. which is one of the top research houses in Asia. Napier’s research indicates (and I paraphrase) that:
Robert R. Prechter Jr. is author of a number of books including “Elliott Wave Principle” (1978) in which he predicted the super bull market of the 1980s;
Second article:
http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-...14-711011.html
OFF THE RUN: Gazing Into The Yield Curve's Crystal Ball
"The latest data released earlier this month show that the recession probability falls to 0.82% by December and dips further to 0.53% by March 2010. The New York Fed's recession probability peaked at 41% in March 2008."
Harry S. Dent Jr., the author of ‘The Roaring 2000s’, ‘The Roaring 2000’s Investor’, ‘The Next Great Bubble Boom’ and his latest book entitled ‘The Great Depression Ahead’ states that “The most important cycle change for your wealth, health, life, family, business, and investments is just ahead during the first and last depression you are likely to experience in your lifetime.”
Russell Napier is the author of the book “Anatomy of the Bear”, a professor at the Edinburgh Business School and a consultant to CLSA Ltd. which is one of the top research houses in Asia. Napier’s research indicates (and I paraphrase) that:
Robert R. Prechter Jr. is author of a number of books including “Elliott Wave Principle” (1978) in which he predicted the super bull market of the 1980s;
Second article:
http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-...14-711011.html
OFF THE RUN: Gazing Into The Yield Curve's Crystal Ball
"The latest data released earlier this month show that the recession probability falls to 0.82% by December and dips further to 0.53% by March 2010. The New York Fed's recession probability peaked at 41% in March 2008."
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