Markets and Trading In the Currently Unfolding,
Biggest Deflationary Depression in 300 Years
The decline or crash to the bottom of March 2009 was like trailer of a movie and the whole movie (of stock market crash) remains and just started in April 2010.
Above graph taken from a presentation by Elliott Wave International
The above graphs shows that it took 300 years for the top to reach and the declines will accordingly be the biggest in 300 years. Part of it was seen as the markets reached a temporary bottom in March 2009.
The biggest decline has just started in Jan 2010 and will have dramatic effect on almost everybody and almost everything.
We are in extra ordinary times such that even our parents have not seen. The share price of Anil Ambani’s company Reliance Capital went from Rs 2860 to 280 (a loss of 90% in a matter of less than a year). This time, it is different. This is no ordinary recession. It is going to be the most devastating depression as part of 300 year cycle (yes, worse than the great depression of 1929 in USA). You’ll learn what to expect going forward. You’ll discover an amazing method to understand how the markets go up and down.
My goal is to show you and help you
How To Protect Your Wealth and Prosper
As Markets Continue to Sink Over Coming Years
I have 2 goals for myself and you:
(1) Protect our wealth in the coming deflationary depression
(2) Exploit the situation to rapidly build new wealth (via stock market)
To achieve these two goals, we’ll use a very special method to understand how the world (including India) markets, stocks, real estate, loans, interest rates function. The special method is called The Elliott Wave Principle.
Spend time on this website and visit the suggested website of Elliott Wave International (links provided).
The fastest way to learn is to attend workshops and to join paid subscription as suggested in articles / posts on this website.
My best wishes for wealth in every sense of the word,
Raj Bapna
PS: I write about and discuss markets (India and USA) and trading with elliott wave analysis.