Overvalued Market Conditions: What Should Investors Do? - Bob Prechter,

[@jasonmoores1776]

Bob made great calls throughout his career. He once told me watch for the break of the recent lows to confirm it He has moved on the theory of Elliot Wave and socionomics - thanks for his work and insight. Sure his market view is wrong measured in dollar terms but when you measure it in gold maybe he was spot in go look at the charts. He was early at the top but his clients money is safe and earning good money in the short term us treasuries. Keep active Bob wishing you and your family great health and peace

[@prudence_business]

Yessssss🎉 Excited to learn more from Tom.❤

[@mrfaux72]

With Tom, you can't go wrong.

[@ConnieAnderson-j9c]

Great! Loved this session.

[@buckfifty-two-thousand8640]

you cut bob off a few times - especiallly about the VIX and gold and silver---- too bad

[@mrfaux72]

I saw his interview from down under, it was great.

[@Clinique_DuOSanteTV]

Great show thx so much!

[@samuelzev4076]

The market will always move in cycles of ups and downs, and crashes are part of the game. The fact that it’s overextended fits precisely with the coming election. As someone who is savvy enough with the markets, they should use stop losses to mitigate the risk of a drop in price and hedge with put options to cover the losses

[@DionTalkFinancialFreedom]

Nothing is overvalued. Period.

[@td4003]

Bob Prechter HAS BEEN WRONG 100 PERCENT OF THE TIME SINCE 2009

[@DukeDaGawd]

I must of missed the sale.

[@leslieross7555]

Never, ever getting notifications

[@kendreamer6376]

It's not going to reverse because the FED and government is gonna keep.throwing money at it.

[@Rednick-x2f]

Fed runs out of toilet paper 🧻

[@Steven-jx7ch]

Average life expectancy can increase to 111 in the next 50 years

[@janreichenbach265]

My mission right now ? Saving people from following Robert "Bob" Prechter's advice. He's completely wrong, basically a permbear since 1987 !!!, on the US Stock market. Guys & gals, the long term trend is UP in the US stock market, because of average corporate profit growth of around 6 - 7% . Why does Warren Buffett, maybe the smartest financial investor ever, suggest to invest in a low cost index fund (S&P 500) and simply continue to do so. If you compound with 9.2% and take 666 points as a fair level for the S&P 500 in early 2000 (was overvalued back then with 1,550 points), we still have room. Please ignore Robert Prechter !

[@gotinycampervan9683]

Tom, are you human? 👽