There has been a lot of debate
about what the government is doing
to stave off a so-called double-dip
recession. Some say it will cause
runaway inflation; others say it’s
simply delaying the inevitable.
The man you’ll hear from below
says DEFLATION is the true concern.

It’s true that Robert Prechter
is a polarizing figure in the world
of finance. Some write off his
technical analysis theories as
esoteric market hocus-pocus. Others
swear by the natural order of the
markets, which is why they believe
Elliott waves and Fibonacci are
the purest forms of technical analysis.

Whatever your opinion, it’s hard
to deny that Prechter is on to
something. Virtually no one has
called the crisis like him.

MarketWatch columnist Peter Brimelow
recently reported, “Over
the past three years, [Prechter’s]
bearishness paid off handsomely.
It’s up an annualized 5.25% against
negative 8.12% annualized for the
total return Wilshire 5000.”

Some might say it’s luck. Those
familiar with Prechter’s writing
call it unique insight.

After all, who else warned (as
early as 2002, early enough to
take action) about the impending
tops in real estate, commodities
and stocks or about defaulting
pension plans, municipal bankruptcies
and massive bank failures — plus
a huge rally in the once-“doomed” U.S.
dollar?

Only Prechter.

You can read what Prechter is
saying now in a compelling new
XX-page interview, where he’s asked
tough questions about fiat currency,
gold, the Fed, the Great Depression,
financial bubbles, government intervention
and how to protect your money —
and even profit — in today’s environment.

Read Prechter’s candid answers
for free, and find out where he
thinks the markets are heading
next.

Access the 20-page report
now.

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