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-Steve
Forbes
How
Capital Will Save Us & Forbes.com-
Steve
Forbes is President and
Chief Executive Officer of Forbes and Editor-in-Chief
of Forbes magazine.
Since Mr. Forbes assumed his position in 1990, the
company has launched a variety of new publications
and businesses. They include: Forbes FYI, the irreverent
lifestyle supplement; Forbes Global, the magazine's
international publication; and Chinese, Korean, Japanese,
Brazilian, Russian, Arabic and Hebrew editions of
the magazine. Forbes also publishes the Gilder Technology
Report, as well as a number of investment newsletters.
In
1997 Forbes entered the new media arena with the launch
of Forbes.com. The site now attracts over seven million
unique visitors a month and has become the leading
destination site for business decision-makers and
investors.
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-Robert
Prechter
Conquor
The Crash-
Robert
R. Prechter, Jr., CMT, is founder and president
of Elliott Wave International, the world’s largest
independent financial forecasting firm. He has been
writing market commentary since 1976. In 1984, Bob
set a record in the options division of the U.S. Trading
Championship with a real-money trading account. In
December 1989, Financial News Network (now CNBC) named
him "Guru of the Decade." Bob served for
nine years on the national Board of the Market Technicians
Association and in 1990-1991 served as its president.
During the 1990s, he expanded his firm to provide
round-the-clock analysis on global financial markets.
Bob has written 13 books on finance, beginning with
Elliott Wave Principle in 1978, which predicted a
1920s-style stock market boom. His 2002 title, Conquer
the Crash - You Can Survive and Prosper in a Deflationary
Crash and Depression, was a New York Times best-seller.
In 1999, Bob received the CSTA’s first annual
A.J. Frost Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution
to the Development of Technical Analysis. In 2003,
Traders Library granted him its Hall of Fame award.
Prechter’s
current interest is a new approach to social science,
which he outlined in Socionomics—the Science
of History and Social Prediction (1999-2003). This
two-book set presents a theory of endogenously regulated
social mood and its manifestation in social action.
In July 2007, The Journal of Behavioral Finance published
“The Financial/Economic Dichotomy: A Socionomic
Perspective,” a paper by Prechter and his colleague,
Dr. Wayne Parker. Prechter has made presentations
on his socionomic theory to the London School of Economics,
Georgia Tech, MIT, SUNY and academic conferences.
He recently created the Socionomics Institute, which
is dedicated to explaining socionomics, and he funds
the Socionomics Foundation, which supports academic
research in the field.
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-Peter
Eliades
Stockmarketcycles.com-
Upon
graduating from Harvard College and Boston University
Law School and passing the Massachusetts Bar, Peter
Eliades moved to New York City where he entertained
as a performer/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, Peter initiated his stock market studies. The
motivation for those studies was a book on stock market
cycles written by J. M. Hurst called, The Profit Magic
of Stock Transaction Timing.
In
1972, he began his financial career as a stock broker.
Peter never enjoyed sales, but he was promised he
could make daily TV appearances and give market commentary
if he became a broker. This appealed both to his "show-biz"
side and his new-found love of market analysis, so
he accepted the offer, and appeared as a stock market
analyst on Los Angeles television station KWHY, the
nation's first financial TV station, for several years
beginning in 1973. Several times in the fall of 1974,
in a market that had seen the average share of stock
drop for almost 6 years since December 1968, 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. As a result
of that spectacular and well noted forecast, publication
of Stockmarket Cycles began in July of 1975. In 1982,
he began a long string of appearances on FNN, the
nation's first financial network. He made several
notable forecasts on FNN, and his forecast for a very
important market bottom on January 24, 1983, was widely
noted for several weeks prior to that date. On exactly
January 24, 1983, the Dow ended a decline of over
8% and moved below the 1000 level for the last time
prior to the start of what was a virtually uninterrupted
20 year run to the upside. There was an interruption
of note in October 1987, of course. It was a 2 day
crash of more than 28% intraday. In a subsequent report,
the Wall St. Journal quoted Mark Hulbert as citing
Stockmarket Cycles as one of the top two or three
services in getting subscribers out of the market
in a timely fashion before the crash.
In
1985, the first year Stockmarket Cycles was rated
by the independent rating services, Peter earned 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 Peter
as the "Most Consistent Mutual Fund Switcher"
based on his 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%. Peter repeated that winning
performance once again from June 1986 through June
1996. Over that 10 year period, Stockmarket Cycles'
Fidelity Select mutual fund portfolio was the leader
by a very substantial margin over all the other rated
mutual fund portfolios in the country. The September
1996 AAII Journal (American Association of Individual
Investors) published a rating of the performance of
27 mutual fund portfolios from the country's best
known newsletter writers from June 1986 through June
1996. The average annual gain of the other 26 portfolios
was 9.13%. Stockmarket Cycles' Fidelity Select Portfolio
showed an annualized gain of 16.50%. The nearest competitor
was at 12.49%. During the 2000-2003 bear market, Stockmarket
Cycles performance was again #1 as tabulated by Hulbert
with an annualized gain of 13.9% in the face of an
S&P 500 loss of 43.4% from March 31, 2000-March
31, 2003.
In
the March 22, 1999 issue of Barron's, Eliades wrote
an article that was greeted by guffaws and ridicule
by the great majority of analysts and investors. Just
as the Dow was approaching 10,000 for the first time
in history, Eliades stated it could be years, even
a decade or more before 10,000 was breached significantly.
The epilogue of that story is now history.
In
2001, Peter was honored by the MTA (Market Technicians
Association) with the prestigious Charles Dow Award
for excellence and creativity in Technical Analysis.
Mr.
Eliades was a regular weekly panelist on ABC Network's
weekly Sunday show, Business World in the 1990s, and
has made frequent guest appearances on FNN, CNBC,
Wall Street Week, Larry King Live, and Nightly Business
Report. He has been featured in some of the nation's
most prestigious publications including Barron's,
The Wall Street Journal, and Forbes among others,
and in a cover story in Futures Magazine. He has authored
articles several articles published in Barron's.
In
recent years, Eliades has directed his attention to
the development of trading systems, but has remained
deeply involved with studying and developing technical
indicators for analyzing the stock market. He has
recently started a hedge fund, The Plutus Fund, based
on cyclic patterns in the market.
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