[An Old Man]

Just in case you don't have enough to be worried about.

[BunnySlippers]

We’re doomed! :)

[Glenn]

Didn't Merlin talk like this?

[Porterville]

New World Order requires money. Without money, I suspect the world governments will just go to war.

Really, it doesn’t take much tinfoil to use basic logic.

[beethovenfan]

The New World Odor is coming. I can already smell it.

[RegulatorCountry]

So, a quant and a false profit ... errr, prophet all rolled into one?

I agree we’re in a huge mess with major repercussions, so don’t get me wrong, but I’ll pass on this one’s prognostications.

[freespirited]

He sounds like Celente.

[Albion Wilde]

Either by edict or by popular consent after a successful propaganda campaign, we could see the joining of a western economic intercontinental new sovereign nation, where European nations and North American nations join together, submitting their own sovereignties to a new nation where former nations become essentially states within that new western alliance nation. It would be sold as a necessary union to turn around a collapsed economic system and save the world. This western nation would have its own new currency, replacing the Euro, the Pound, the U.S. and the Canadian Dollars with something else.

It will never happen and shouldn't even be discussed, due to the left-leaning of all those nations except Poland and the "red" U.S. States. There are too many welfare dependents in all these nations, too many muslims in Europe and too many atheists in the U.S. to allow a new country to succeed. The red States and those who migrate to them would have to secede from any such conglomeration. Let the Crown and the rest of what used to be the center of Western thought and Christendom sort out their own liberal fascist troubles.

[ErnBatavia]

[Nervous Tick]

>> We believe stocks have entered catastrophic wave (C ) down, which should be the third and most devastating phase of the Grand Supercycle degree wave {IV} Bear Market.

Wow! That all sound so scientific and mathematicational and edjimicated and stuff!

I was going to be skeptical, but since he’s using words like “wave” and “phase” and “supercycle”, I guess I have no choice but to believe it.

;-)

[montanajoe]

Seems like a variation of the Elliot wave that was predicting the same thing back in the 80’s if I recall. The market doom and gloom business has a strange fascination for some.

[Drango]

This is sirius....

[arthurus]

closing the barn door after the horse has gotten out,

More like pulling the doors down altogether and knocking holes in the walls, then driving the horses out of the barn.

[Quix]

This thread may be of interest to your readers:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/2519352/posts

[Quix]

This thread may be of interest to your readers:

sorry . . . title . . .

‘New World Order’ Quotes of Note [& Commentary]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/2519352/posts

[Gorzaloon]

Robert_McHugh_PhD

Who is this person, what is his MARKET POSITION, and is the PhD in Ichtyology?

All are reasonable questions.

So we Search:

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" Robert McHugh is president of Main Line Investors, Inc., a registered investment advisor in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania “dedicated to the preservation of capital in turbulent economic times, while offering conservative and aggressive investment strategies in prosperous times.”

AND:

"Robert McHugh has consistently been profoundly pessimistic about long-term prospects for stocks.

He is critical of the “Master Planners” of monetary supply (the Federal Reserve) and often blames their “Plunge Protection Team” for otherwise inexplicable strength of U.S. equities.

He relies on some fundamental (money supply) but mostly technical analysis to forecast the stock market.

He uses Elliott Wave analysis, Fibonacci numbers/ratios and Hindenburg Omens as indicators of major stock market turns. However, for trading, he relies on “our key trend-finder indicators, the Purchasing Power Indicators and the Stochastic signals.”

His commentaries regarding the stock market became less regular and less direct in early 2005, perhaps in conjunction with initiating a paid advisory service.

Since early 2008, the commentaries are sporadic. Robert McHugh’s forecast sample is moderate, as is confidence in the measurement of his accuracy. "

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Do not trust ANYONE in this industry. Not your own mother.

[quintr]

interesting

[VRWC For Truth]

Since Liberalism has failed that must mean Conservatism is the NWO. Carpe Diem, club a baby seal leftist with your wallet and at the voting booth. Starve the beast.

[DaveArk]

The Central Planners have blown a one-time opportunity they had to prevent a collapse by doing a massive tax rebate to all U.S. Households

That was not the cause of the deficit. Spending $1 trillion dollars did that.

[narses]

Wow, and I thought Y2K was gonna be bad!

[9YearLurker]

On President Palin’s watch? I don’t think so.