GoldSeek.com Radio - Peter Eliades, Bob Chapman, Jack Chan & Gary Kaltbaum

October 14th , Show Highlights:

*Is the gold bull market over? Not so fast, our featured guest thinks we have another 15 years to go!
*Plus, gold, silver and crude oil rebounded this week in the wake of North Korea's surprise nuclear weapon test and OPEC's decision to limit output. What's next for precious metals. Stay tuned as Goldseek Radio's analysts examine the markets...
In the first hour, this weeks market headlines and forecasts. Next, financial powerhouse, Bob Chapman presents his latest market findings and tackles more listeners questions. Plus, the trading superstars Jack Chan and Gary Kaltbaum return to the show. Jack warns investors not to chase the runaway stock market at these lofty levels. Conversely, Gary Kaltbaum has begrudgingly moved into the bull camp with one finger directly above the sell button. The first hour wraps up with another audio excerpts boraloge from Benjamin Graham's: The Intelligent Speculator. Hang in there folks, you've almost finished the entire text and this one can only help improve your investing results.
In the second hour, you may feel the urge to exclaim, "Eureka!" as Peter Eliades hypnotizes you with Archimedes like deductive powers. Don't miss Peter explain how all markets are comprised of a primary trend with a cyclical component. Next, he tells listeners how to determine the bull or bear market phases using technical analysis.

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- Stockmarket Cycles:

BIOGRAPHICAL/ PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Peter G. Eliades, Editor and Publisher, Stockmarket Cycles
Born 5-26-39 in Lowell, Massachusetts
Lowell High School – 1956
Harvard College, A.B. 1960
Boston University Law School
J.D. –1963 (passed Massachusetts Bar Exam)
Married – three children

Upon graduation from Boston University Law school, Peter Eliades moved to New York City where he entertained as a singer and pianist in Manhattan cabarets and off-Broadway musical comedy. In 1967, he moved to Los Angeles and continued his musical career. In 1968, with a lot of time and curiosity and a little money, Mr. Eliades initiated his stock market studies.

In 1972, he began his financial career as a stockbroker and appeared as a stock market analyst on Los Angeles television station KWHY, the nation’s first financial TV station. Several times in the fall of 1974, he predicted on KWHY that a major market bottom would occur during the week of December 9-13, 1974. The exact Dow low of 570.01 occurred on December 9, 1974. Publication of Stockmarket Cycles began in July of 1975. In 1985, the first year he was rated by the independent rating services, Mr. Eliades earned the Timer Digest’s "Timer of the Year" award and placed second in 1986 in a close race which wasn’t decided until the final trading day of the year. In 1989, Mark Hulbert (Hulbert Financial Digest) named Mr. Eliades as the "Most Consistent Mutual fund Switcher" based on Eliades timing signals for the years 1985, 1986, 1987, and 1988. From January 1985 when Hulbert first started rating Stockmarket Cycles, through August 1990, Stockmarket Cycles had the #1 market timing record in the country with a timing gain of 174.3% versus a comparable gain in the Wilshire 5000 Total Return Index of 119%.

Mr. Eliades has been a regular panelist on ABC’s weekly Sunday show, Business World, and has made guest appearances on FNN, CNBC, Wall Street Week, and Nightly Business Report. He has been featured in some of the nation’s most prestigious publications including Barron’s, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Futures Magazine among others.

Mr. Eliades’ theory of price movement in the stock market relates to repeating cycles rhythms. Fundamental news has no effect on market timing and affects only long-term trends. In over 16 years of uninterrupted market letters, he has rarely mentioned a fundamental news story in relation to the market. Mr. Eliades’ analysis is 100% cyclically and technically oriented.

Stockmarket Cycles provides market timing for the more important intermediate to long term trends for mutual fund switching. Short-term timing is also provided for stock index futures and index options via the daily telephone updates.

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