Charles Nenner (Former Goldman Market Timer) Say Look For Dow 5,000

Charles Nenner is a fantastic market analyst that I have been following for a few years. He nailed the high in 2007 and the low in 2009. He used to work at Goldman Sachs as a market timer and his calls are uncanny. He now predicts that the stock market should peak by late August and then start its way down to Dow 5,000.

In the second video he talks about deflation and that it is coming no matter what the government does followed by a major bout of inflation later. This is exactly what I have been saying, deflation first then massive inflation. Its deflation until its not and we are not anywhere close to inflation, yet.

I agree with his analysis wholeheartedly. Listen to his interview below and turn up the sound as it is a little faint.


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