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ROBERT PRECHTER JR. - SOCIONOMICS INTERVIEW part 1

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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2009

Interview with Robert Prechter released in November 2009 about the Elliott Wave Pinciple, Socionomics, recent market moves and how he started studying all of it.

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  • Prechter does believe in the possibility of hyperinflation but only after deflation. Prechter is often accused of being early but this time everyone else is too early. It's interesting how he sounds uncertain as to which way we'll go after the deflationary period. I'm not convinced that supercycle degree Elliott patterns in currencies exist and maybe this is what he is saying in a roundabout way. Also he say about five years for deflation which should be long enough to cleanse the economy

  • Everybody who wants to learn economy should listen to what Robert is saying because he is one of few voices of the real economic science.

    He reminds me an astronomer of the time of inquisition who is trying to tell people that it is not Sun what is turning around Earth but another way around.

    He explain basic physical laws of money to people have a blind faith in commodities, real estate, stocks.

    Prectcher is a rare scientist in contrast to the huge list of economical charlatans .

  • Dude could go down as a wall street legend.

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