Podcast appearances and mentions of bob prechter

It's another big day for Q&A. Here's the lineup:How can we suggest Avantis funds when they are shown as active funds?The best way to backdoor into a Roth IRA?What should be done with $17K at Ed Jones?How to I Savings Bonds accrue interest?With lots of real estate is a trust needed?If you use a Roth do you lose the power of compounding?How are ETFs more tax-efficient?Finally, we look back a the ultimate doom and gloom of Robert Prechter and his Elliot Wave "Theory."

In this episode, Don and Tom talk about the horrible track record of market prognosticator, Robert Prechter and the Elliott Wave Theory. Later they discuss what to look out for when dealing with insurance companies and the new SECURE Act effect on retirement planning. They also field questions on selling property and the usefulness of IRA's.The Elliott Wave Theory and its prediction of the coming 'winter'.The new year and new laws that impact retirees; the SECURE Act.Contracts with insurance companies and why to always stay wary.Rethinking resolutions into longer term plans according to your needs.Collecting annuity funds and delays in processing your money.Selling property, working out the equation of gains and taxes and 1035 Exchanges.Why a Simple IRA is a smart bet for small businesses.Information on how to attend the upcoming Retiremeet event!Talking Real Money Twitter — https://twitter.com/talkrealmoneyFinancial Fysics on Amazon – https://www.amazon.com/Financial-Fysics-Money-Investing-Really/dp/1453898557Vestory — https://vestory.com/Retiremeet 2020 — http://www.retiremeet.com/#eventinfoPaul Merriman — https://paulmerriman.com/Apollo Lupescu — https://www.bernhardtwealth.com/blog/advice-dimensional-s-apollo-lupescu-phdCNBC — https://www.cnbc.com/Robert Prechter — https://www.robertprechter.com/Elliott Wave Theory — https://www.marketwatch.com/story/legendary-technical-investor-robert-prechter-is-awaiting-a-depression-type-shock-in-the-us-2017-04-21AIG — https://www.aig.com/Executive Life — https://www.businessinsider.com.au/executive-life

Bob Prechter published his December Elliott Wave Theorist after the market’s close last night. It’s an in-depth study of U.S. stocks that you cannot afford to miss. Check it out now. https://bit.ly/2s4BCoA

Last night, Bob Prechter published the November Elliott Wave Theorist. In discusses “exciting times in 3 key markets” – stocks, bonds and gold. Read it now to find out what’s next for these markets. https://bit.ly/2Xcr2Y2

We start with Brian Whitmer who edits Elliott Wave International's monthly European Financial Forecast. He spoke with ElliottWaveTV's Dana Weeks about what the current figures of credit demand mean for European stocks. Take a listen to learn what message credit demand across Europe is sending right now. Next up is an interview with Tom Denham who covers metals for Elliott Wave International. In this new interview, Tom talks about recent price action in gold and silver and the relationship between the two markets. Our last feature comes from Tony Carrion, one of Elliott Wave International's Currency Pro Service analysts. Tony relies on the Wave Principle for determining price targets. He explains how he uses Elliott waves -- and why hearing an interview with Bob Prechter was a "game changer."

The public loves portrayals of vigilante justice. Memorable vigilantes are sometimes a ‘good guy,’ other times they are … something else. Why? Where did those characters come from? Are there ever ‘good guy’ vigilantes in the real world? These great questions get great answers in this episode of Pop Trends, Prices Culture. Plus, read Bob Prechter's original essay that explains the link between pop culture & the stock market (free!).

Michael Covel talks about his upcoming trip to Asia (with a special song intro for Korea). His plans include a speech in Tokyo, time spent in Singapore, Bali, Penang, KL Thailand, with various speaking events throughout. Covel's Asian odyssey is sure to be documented in the podcast. Covel also thanks the listeners for the success of the podcast. People feel stuck, and Covel talks about Stephen Cope's "The Great Work of Your Life: The Guide to the Journey of Your True Calling". Most Americans don't want to be on the endless treadmill, and maybe trend following is a way to get the freedom that you need in order to find your calling. Next, Covel discusses a quote from Bob Prechter, of Elliott Wave fame. Covel doesn't think that predictive techniques work, but Prechter had a fantastic piece of writing that Covel shares that analyzes some of the Fed actions in the past compared to what they're doing now. Covel contemplates what this might mean, and how it shows the Fed might be in a panic. But what does this mean to a trend following trader? Very simply, it's just another reason to employ a trend following strategy. If the Fed has dampened speculation in the past by raising interest rates to pop a bubble, and today you've got markets right back at the all-time highs but rates are still at 0%--what might this mean? If this scenario is accurate, what strategy do you employ? You can either trust the system, or you can put in place a strategy that only places trust in price action. Look at what Prechter says to inspire you to become a trend following trader. So how do you adjust? Covel goes on to discuss how to get "unstuck" quoting author Seth Godin: "Starting without seeing the end is difficult, so we often wait until we see the end." Next, a quote from Atul Gawande that talks about knowing your fallibility, and the importance of practice and nurture (in trend following). Covel also discusses an upcoming massive searchable .PDF file that he's putting together featuring 15 years of research containing background documents, systems, and other research materials. Covel's special offer new DVD: www.trendfollowing.com/win.

In 2002, Robert Prechter's book Conquer the Crash predicted a major decline in the stock market and in the economy. He seems to have been “spot on” in his prediction, given the horrendous stock market decline following the Lehman Brothers collapse and the worst business downturn since the Great Depression. Now, the equity markets have bottomed. Since March we have been enjoying a powerful bull market in stocks, commodities, and, to a lesser extent, precious metals. If we are to believe our government's economic numbers, the economy is improving as well. But is the worst behind us? Have we now conquered the crash? And what about gold now that it has risen to over $1,000? Is it time to bet on good times again? Is it time to sell gold and buy stocks? We'll ask Bob Prechter for his widely sought opinions on these issues. Be sure to tune in or listen via archives.