This is not a Recovery it is a Cover up Gerald Celente
Gerald Celente on Gldseek radio special labor day edition 05 Sept 2009
Trends research analyst Gerald Celente was called modern times Nostradamus by the media , Celente's extensive range of knowledge and expertise makes him a favorite of major media. They call on him for unique perspectives on the current events forming future trends. He is the world's only analyst who covers 300 diversified trends fields. As the world leader in trend forecasting, Celente, with the combined resources of his trends institute, will analyze ALL the trends affecting you.
Gerald Celente and The Trends Research Institute have earned the reputation as “today’s must trusted name in trends” for their accurate and timely predictions. Among them:
Predicted the “Panic of ’08” in November of 2007
Forecast the Recession of 2007 in 2004
Years before Starbucks was a household name, Gerald Celente forecast the popularity of gourmet coffee
Decades before Pepsi and Coke got into the water business, Gerald Celente predicted the “Big Boom in Bottled Water”
When gold was at $275 per ounce in 2002, Gerald Celente said the price had bottomed and in 2004 forecast the beginning of the “Gold Bull Run.” Since that time, with pinpoint accuracy, he said when, why – and how high – gold would go.
Gerald Celente coined the term “Clean Foods” in 1993 and predicted sustained growth in organic products in 1988
Nine months before 9/11, USA Today wrote, “2001 won’t be our year, trend seer says.” Gerald Celente warned that Americans wouldn’t be safe at home or abroad. (USA Today, December 14, 2000)
The Trends Research Institute and Gerald Celente were forerunners in the natural healing/alternative health movement
On the geopolitical and economic fronts, Gerald Celente and The Trends Research Institute are credited with the collapse of the Soviet Union, the last two economic recessions, the dot-com meltdown, the 1997 Asian currency crisis and the 1987 world stock market crash
Gerald Celente has forecast many real estate trends, including the big move to vacation spots and small towns, the growth in the second home market, a real estate "fizz" in 2005 ... plus hundreds of other social, business, fashion, consumer and entertainment trends.
