 Impending Economic Collapse of 2012-2022 Impending Economic Collapse of 2012-2022 by John F. Carlucci DEC 8, 2011 The series of charts provided by Doug Short at advisorperspectives.com point to various long and short term scenarios for the market, several of which have a very high probability of coming to pass. Statistically, it is extremely unlikely that the mathematical patterns discussed here are simply due to random chance. Taken as a group it would seem to be virtually impossible. Although the patterns are mathematically driven and not dependent upon world events it is fascinating how current events seem to be aligning with the near term pattern. In particular, the S&P decline indicated for 2012 - 2013 coinciding with the very likely disintegration of the Eurozone and euro. Is there a silver lining for investors somewhere within this dark cloud? Full text and charts of Part II (Dec 9/11) and Part I (Nov 28/11) Harry Dent Explains the Demographic ForcesJanuary 2012 - What happens when Boomers turn into Doomers? Harry Dent provides a road map here or in the embedded Youtube file below. Charlie Rose Interviews Ray Dalio the Global View October 2011 Charlie Rose interview Ray Dalio, head of the world's biggest (macro) hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates.
Full text of the interview online at Zero Hedge or via PDF here. |
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