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TDI Podcast 31: The End of the World as we know it

October 15, 2007 10:24 pm

Guest: Famed Economist, Harry S. Dent, Jr. discusses the crash of 2009-2010. Is this the end of the world as we know it?Harry Dent

Dent has shown how the technological advances of recent times will create “The Millionaire Economy” over many decades to come just as we saw the most dramatic gains in average incomes after the 1930s crash in the last economy. Ultimately even everyday people will have incomes and a net worth closer to the affluent sectors today. Dent shows affluent and everyday people how to profit from the last great bull market in our lifetimes and how to prepare for and even thrive in the crash to follow.

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Stocks mentioned in this podcast – (SFLY) (SPY) (QQQQ) (ZEUS) (SH) (ZUMZ)

In this episode, we answer the question: What is an investment discipline? Also, how to protect your portfolio…What funds to buy and additional thoughts on the market. Maybe it is time to take some profits off of the table.

Harry S. Dent Jr. writes an important foreword for Andrew’s New Book – The Disciplined Investor
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3 Responses to “TDI Podcast 31: The End of the World as we know it”

  1. John on January 4th, 2008 1:50 am

    Harry Dent is interesting. You should bring him back sometime this year to review his strategies.

    Thanks.

  2. DAVID ROLAND on January 7th, 2008 11:35 am

    I enjoyed reading your book. I am new to the do it yourself investing world ant the book helps me a lot.

  3. Timothy Goggin on February 12th, 2008 6:04 pm

    Hi
    i have just come across you site and listened to the pod cast of Oct. 15th 07.

    i find an interesting comment from mr dent stating that because the negativity at the 16th of August was higher than the worst in 2002, it was a serious buying opportunity. The problem is that most private investors are not sophisticated enough to buy and then sell and even though the bounce back took the market to new high, the problems which had created the bubble are still very much in evidence – today in Feb. 12 08, anyone who had got out then would probably have more cash than if they got out today. it would be wise for investors to examine what happened during the Florida’s property bull market and subsequent crash in the 1920′s to get a perspective as to what might just happen in the present climate.
    This market has a way of tricking people and as people now expect it to go down, history suggests a recovery to 13800 by 18th March when we will encounter another steep fall to june, the a short sharp spike and a second swing down to result in a double bottom north of 7800 when we would expect to see a sharp recovery to 12500 by dec 08 with a small rise into 09.
    All in my opinion only. It is also worth re reading WD Gann’s, 45 years on wall street
    Keep up the good work -

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