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Capitalizing on the Predictive Power of Demographics
Using demographic trends, you can accurately predict the direction of the markets and the economy, months and decades in advance. Harry S. Dent Jr. knows this because he has been doing just that since 1989. And he is now a master of what is being called “the new science of finance.” Back in 1989, he warned of Japan’s inevitable collapse. A decade later he warned of the dot.com boom and the bust that followed.Read More
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The Makings of a Debt Crisis: Corporate Debt Soars While Credit Ratings Fall
Two big news items in the last 24 hours have grabbed my attention. The first is Congress’s approving a bill to roll back the Dodd-Frank Act. If this passes, smaller financial institutions will find relief from the strict rules that have applied to Wall Street banks since after the 2008 crisis. This is sheer idiocy!...
Don’t Let the Government Bankrupt You Too
I’ve spent the last few weeks diving deeper into the pension mess in the U.S. while researching for the June issue of Boom & Bust, due out to subscribers this week. And I’ve come to a conclusion. We’re in deep trouble. Some things are obvious. Puerto Rico, which I didn’t write about because it’s on...
New Target for a Top on the Dow
I posted a video on Friday talking about how markets were finally showing clearer direction. The dollar has had the clearest break up after trading for months between 88 and 91. That’s put a damper on gold, which may have topped out at $1,375. It’s close to breaking an important support level around $1,270, which...
Dow Finally Breaking Up: Target Now Dow 27,000 to 28,000 by Late July
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Cycle 9 Alert
Using his industry-beating algorithm, Adam O'Dell tracks the movements of nine key economic sectors as they rotate in and out of favor. He then leverages that information to predict short-term stock movements with a startling degree of accuracy.
