Max Keiser & Robert Prechter on Asset Bubbles (10Aug13)

Keiser Report: Robert Prechter on asset bubbles (10Aug13)
Max Keiser talks to Robert Prechter of ElliottWave.com about debt, deflation and hyperinflation. Regarding the latter, Prechter asks, "if central banks were interested in hyperinflation, then where were the helicopter drops for Cyprus?" As there is no such thing as magic money, it won't happen, he says.

Robert Prechter jr ~ GoldSeek Radio - Dec 14, 2012

Robert Prechter's insights are brilliant. People who think we're headed straight for hyperinflation do not understand what causes inflation: "credit creation." The Fed creates credit and further credit creation is done via fractional reserve lending. As asset bubbles pop, that credit (now debt) is destroyed via bankruptcies or payment: this is deflation and the value of the remaining dollars rises. Hyperinflation is an eventual possibility, but not until deflation has ravaged the system.

ROBERT PRECHTER Goldseek Radio Dec 12 2012

GoldSeek Radio's Chris Waltzek interviews ROBERT PRECHTER JR - Dec 12, 2012 The Feds are printing non stop but failed to inflate the stock market and housing market but inflating the bond bubble. Any black swan events will tank the stock market and more money pile on to the bonds to further inflate the bond bubble. Then once the entire world realize the USDs just fake papers, they will stop buying bonds, interest rates will raise and pop the bond bubble and rush back to stocks. Deflation in stock market 1st, then hyperinflation.

James Turk and Robert Prechter on Gold & Inflation vs deflation

Robert Prechter and James Turk on inflation vs deflation Although I am in the inflationist camp, I actually enjoyed this interview. James Turk is brilliant as always - great insight combined with respectful delivery.Robert Prechter was always a deflationist , while James Turk is an inflationist , who believes that gold will soon be worth $8000 an ounce .... the simple fact is the politicians will ALWAYS opt to kick the can down the road if they can, to maintain their POWER/CONTROL. Currency debasement IS kicking the can. They will inflate.As the nations around the globe decide they want something other than USD, all that cash around the world, about 50% of all USD, will come right back into US borders and flood our local money supply with more paper.We hardly export a thing other than USD's,

Robert Prechter on Goldseek Radio Jan. 28, 2011

Robert Prechter of Elliott Wave International


Elliott Wave International


Robert Prechter is founder and president of Elliott Wave International, the world’s largest independent financial forecasting firm. He has been writing market commentary since 1976. In 1984, Bob set a record in the options division of the U.S. Trading Championship with a real-money trading account. In December 1989, Financial News Network (now CNBC) named him "Guru of the Decade." Bob served for nine years on the national Board of the Market Technicians Association and in 1990-1991 served as its president. During the 1990s, he expanded his firm to provide round-the-clock analysis on global financial markets. Bob has written 13 books on finance, beginning with Elliott Wave Principle in 1978, which predicted a 1920s-style stock market boom. His 2002 title, Conquer the Crash - You Can Survive and Prosper in a Deflationary Crash and Depression, was a New York Times best-seller. In 1999, Bob received the CSTA’s first annual A.J. Frost Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Development of Technical Analysis. In 2003, Traders Library granted him its Hall of Fame award.
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Robert Prechter Discusses Asset Bubbles, Stock Prices

Dec. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Robert Prechter, founder of Elliott Wave International Inc., talks with Bloomberg's Betty Liu about asset price bubbles. Prechter also discusses the outlook for the U.S. stock market and his investment strategy. (This report is an excerpt. Source: Bloomberg)

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