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In April, 2005, H. L. Quist forecasted that the "Greenspan Plan" to stimulate the US economy would implode causing the real estate and credit meltdown experienced in 2007 and 2008. The nation is now witnessing the AFTERMATH of the Federal Reserve's flawed strategy to promote all forms of consumer borrowing and spending. As the US and much of the world grapples with the prospect of a recession or worse, a depression, H. L. Quist makes another bold forecast in GREED. The author builds a case for the possibility of an INFLATIONARY "CRACK-UP BOOM" in the near-term future. In the event that this BOOM occurs, unique opportunities and pitfalls will arise. A must read for anyone concerned about their future and their money. H. L. Quist is also the author of three other books. www.lulu.com/hlquist
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- Author: H L Quist
- Publisher: Lulu.com
- ISBN-10: 1435712110
- ISBN-13: 9781435712119
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
In April, 2005, H. L. Quist forecasted that the "Greenspan Plan" to stimulate the US economy would implode causing the real estate and credit meltdown experienced in 2007 and 2008. The nation is now witnessing the AFTERMATH of the Federal Reserve's flawed strategy to promote all forms of consumer borrowing and spending. As the US and much of the world grapples with the prospect of a recession or worse, a depression, H. L. Quist makes another bold forecast in GREED. The author builds a case for the possibility of an INFLATIONARY "CRACK-UP BOOM" in the near-term future. In the event that this BOOM occurs, unique opportunities and pitfalls will arise. A must read for anyone concerned about their future and their money. H. L. Quist is also the author of three other books. www.lulu.com/hlquist
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