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Harry Dent
Harry Dent

Harry S. Dent, Jr., President of HS Dent, is the publisher of The HS Dent Forecast, a monthly investment newsletter. Since 1992 he has authored two consecutive best sellers “The Roaring 2000s” and “The Next Great Bubble Boom”. Today, he continues to educate audiences about the deep and extended downturn that will follow the peak of the baby boom’s long spending cycle. A Harvard MBA graduate, Fortune 100 consultant, new venture investor and noted speaker Mr. Dent offers a refreshingly understandable view of the future, suggesting practical applications at all levels.

Making Sense of Information Overload
Written by HSDent   

HSDent - by Charles Sizemore⋅ July 27, 2010 - “The Internet’s sheer scale means that listening to all of the noise would result in information overload. Before it can be understood effectively, it needs to be harnessed into usable data.”

–Dalrymple and Chrysafis, 2010

The quote above is particular true in the financial markets, where we at HS Dent operate.  The Information Revolution of the 1990s unleashed incredible, exponential amounts of new information.  The rise of social media and standardized blogging platforms ten years later has kicked this revolution into overdrive.

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HS Dent Forecast Update - Thursday, July 29, 2010
Written by Harry Dent   

The markets have continued up and may test resistance at the higher side of our targets at 10,600 today. However, our oscillators have gotten very overbought and the markets are due for a correction. We continue to think that the 2nd quarter GDP report will be disappointing tomorrow morning and that could trigger such a correction well into next week. The expectations are for 2.5% or higher growth and we think it could be closer to 2.0%.

Hence, investors should be out of the markets as we have previously warned and more aggressive investors and traders should be short by the end of the trading day today. Gold has also fallen to attractive levels at $1,160 and the U.S. dollar has strong support between 80.00 and 82.00 and it is now just below 82.00. Oil is also attractive as a hedge against geopolitical risks that are likely to rise in the coming weeks.

 
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