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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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[Video] China Feels the Pain… U.S. Stocks Likely Break Higher This Fall
Markets have been very choppy and indecisive in recent months. In his latest Facebook video, Harry updates where we stand on stocks, gold, and the U.S. dollar, with an eye toward whether the market will break up or down during the higher-volatility months of August through October. Readers should stay alert and pay attention to...
Tech and Sun Belt Dominate
Many studies focus on whole states for GDP and job growth, but I prefer looking at the cities people actually live in, which can be quite different from other parts of states. That’s where it really happens. Here’s a ranking of the top 15 cities for job growth over the last year. It’s not surprising...
Who Says You Can’t Have a Trade War Without Volatility?
Stocks rebounded nicely on Monday, despite the burgeoning trade war between the U.S. and China. Nothing’s changed on that front. But no news was apparently good enough for a market bounce. If the stock market is the score card, the Shanghai Composite’s 22% loss (as of last week) suggests that China isn’t faring as well...
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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.
