12/11/09 Stockholm, Sweden – Author and Elliott wave guru Robert Prechter is famous for writing bestseller Conquer the Crash. Earlier today, in a live interview with Bloomberg, he announced that “2010 is going to be a very down year.”
Here’s the question he was asked, a part of his answer, and the video below.
QUESTION: “Well, how much a correction do you expect though, Bob?”
ANSWER: “I think we’re going to have another leg down, not just a correction. I think the bear market is not over. We had the first phase in 2008, we’ve had a partial recovery, a 52 percent retracement, by the way that’s the same amount the market retraced after the 1929 crash … I think 2010 is going to be a very down year.”
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