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Charles Nenner & Kevin Kerr
Charles Nenner - Summary:
Former Goldman Sachs guru, Charles Nenner says the risk / reward in US equities is nil
China and Japan are both building huge arsenals in advance of a possible showdown over island territory; billions of dollars will flow from Japan's $3 trillion pension reservoir directly into the precious metals sector, in search of a safe haven.
Key takeaway: Gold and silver represent a rare opportunity to profit from the commodities bear market; his cycles work indicates a likely bottom in the precious metals sector with a target price of $2,100 for gold.
History is replete with numerous examples of golden opportunities during deflationary times.
Key takeaway: expect a massive stock market correction between 2018-2020, much worse than 2008 due in part to greater speculation / valuations than six years ago.
Kevin Kerr, is a TV and radio investment advisor, his unparalleled expertise in futures and commodities has made him a regular contributor to news outlets like CNBC, CNN, FOX News, CBS Evening News, Nightly Business Report and many others. Recently, he was even featured on Jon Stewart's The Daily Show. What's more, Kevin has traded commodities professionally for the last 19+ years.Kevin is heard frequently on radio stations throughout the country and Kevin is a columnist and newsletter editor with Dow Jones MarketWatch, where he's been quoted weekly since 1999.Kevin began his career on Wall Street in 1989 acting as a currency arbitrage clerk on the former New York Cotton Exchange and has worked on and owned seats on several of the Commodities Exchanges in North America. In 1993, Mr. Kerr joined Intercapital Brokers, in New York and London, trading OTC commodity swaps and options predominantly in the energy and metals sectors. In 2002, Mr. Kerr, began his newsletter and trading education career with Weiss Research in West Palm Beach Florida and later with Agora Financial in Baltimore. Mr. Kerr resides with his wife and daughter in their homes in New England and Estonia.
For 3 decades the Charles Nenner Research Center has been using cycles to accurately predict the biggest moves in markets worldwide. As part of our research package, clients receive charts every Sunday, similar to the one displayed here. We created this interactive chart tutorial to help explain the 6 key elements of our charts. Mouse over each number for a description.
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