Crisis Investing for the Rest of the 90's
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ISBN: 1559721774 / Publisher: Birch Lane Pr, October 1993
Discusses the state of the financial world and suggests sound investments for the 1990s
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In Crisis Investing (1979) Doug Casey rewarded his readers with spectacular returns on several groups of stocks and commodities, anticipated the collapse of the savings-and-loan industry, and showed why interest rates would soar. The book perched at number one on the New York Times best-seller list for twenty-nine weeks.In his 1982 New York Times bestseller Strategic Investing, he accurately predicted the stock market boom - and the end of the gold boom.Now things are about to change again. Radically, Casey, a classmate of Bill Clinton at Georgetown, now tells why Clinton's economic vision will fail, with disastrous consequences. In Crisis Investing for the Rest of the '90s, he details not only how to weather the financial storm but how to reap huge profits from it.Just as Casey identified opportunities for the creation of a whole new class of millionaires during the eighties, he now predicts another class of millionaires will be created for the nineties - but they will make their money on totally different types of investments.Crisis Investing for the Rest of the '90s is a clear and practical book telling how you can join them.Here are some of the money-making and helpful topics covered in this wide-ranging work: the prospects for the Greater Depression; why the next bull market in gold will be the last one ever, a class of stocks that will appreciate over 1,000% by 1995; how to get 8% in current yield while waiting for the 100% capital gains; why mutual funds are headed for a 50% meltdown. Also which funds will quadruple in value, and which you can buy at eighty cents on the dolla; how to be a short-seller who does well even in a bull market. And who makes a killing in a bear market, how to get ten to one and a hundred to one returns in venture capital.
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