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Titolo: Ravi Batra's New Book

Ravi Batra's New Book
  For those of you with impaired memories, Batra was the author of the
book "the Crash of 1990",  predicting global catastrophe just as the
market was about to quadruple over 7 years.

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Get in touch with Mago Nicola!
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Best wishes
Alex Karate alias Alessandro Carotti

dates.
1987, I do believe - however, the difference between 1929 and 1987 is that the 
Fed now knows how to stop recessions from turning into depressions.

his work, please visit his website: 
www.internetcom.com/ravi
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One of these days, he *might* get it right.
Give him credit for persistency, but that's all.
--
Irwin
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Ravi Batra, author of "The Great Depression of 1990," is an
idiot.  The title of that books makes it self-evident.
--
Edward Flaherty
School of Business & Economics
College of Charleston
flah...@cofc.edu
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(843) 953-7166
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  Yeah right. And what did the Fed not do after 1929 that it would do
now?
Maybe lower interest rates? The Fed lowered them almost to zero after
1929.
Maybe inject money after the crash? The Fed injected 167 mil the day
after the crash which was a huge amount then and in fact not a single
broker or bank went under after the crash.
 The difference in 1987 is that the econ was booming when the market
crashed and a small percent of the public was in stocks.In 1929 the econ
started turning down in Aug and a record percent on the public was in
stocks.
 Today a bigger percent is in stocks.If and I say if the market crashed
today and if the econ was close to a downturn when it did the Fed could
do nothing period.

 wrote:
:>Ravi Batra's New Book
:   For those of you with impaired memories, Batra was the author of the
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Is this the same guy who forecasted the great crash in the mid-80's?
Actually he got it right for Japan in the 80s - which is what counts :)  The
consequences have been evident ever since

-RM
If one  reads the book carefully, and not be followed by the cover/title
page - that was just trick of Batra to weed out those who really read it and
those who are fooled by the cover, it is evident many of his assertions are
indeed correct.
It is easy to point out the fools who go by the cover/title page - they will
always interpret the cover literally - it is an ingenous device to show who
reads the book and who doesn't and who criticises by a title alone without
reading the book

e na a da via el cul voter el vos ingles del caso????
-- 
Eugenio Maccarinelli
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Eugenio Maccarinelli
Ma come Eugenio, non sei contento che il  NG si sia
internazionalizzato?
"bai" "bai"
Alessandro Carotti
P.S.  A Firenze fa un freddo cane, niente di meglio che ascoltare
buona musica sorseggiando un grappino davanti al pc.
...Beh ! forse qualcosa di meglio ci sarebbe  ;-)
Saluti
Alessandro Carotti

reading the book
  And the TV shows where he appeared shouting doom and gloom--- that
was an imposter pretending to be him?  Oh, I'm sorry..... you probably
can't afford a TV set.

-RM
He did no predict a recession. He predicted and total crash. It did not
happen.
-- 
                                    Paul M.  

 wrote:
:>I think the book was titled "The Great Depression of 1990"
:>not "The Crash of 1990" as you incorrectly put it.
:>It seems this guy had written this book sometime in mid 80s
:>and correctly predicted the recession in the 90s.
:>Check out more info at 
www.amazon.com
:>-RM
: If one  reads the book carefully, and not be followed by the cover/title
: page - that was just trick of Batra to weed out those who really read it and
Weed out?? What for? Why would you want to weed out readers?
: those who are fooled by the cover, it is evident many of his assertions are
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 wrote:
:>>I think the book was titled "The Great Depression of 1990"
:>>not "The Crash of 1990" as you incorrectly put it.
:>>It seems this guy had written this book sometime in mid 80s
:>>and correctly predicted the recession in the 90s.
:>>Check out more info at 
www.amazon.com
:>>-RM
:>If one  reads the book carefully, and not be followed by the cover/title
:>page - that was just trick of Batra to weed out those who really read it and
:>those who are fooled by the cover, it is evident many of his assertions are
:>indeed correct.
:>It is easy to point out the fools who go by the cover/title page - they will
:>always interpret the cover literally - it is an ingenous device to show who
:>reads the book and who doesn't and who criticises by a title alone without
:>reading the book
:   And the TV shows where he appeared shouting doom and gloom--- that
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happen.
Occassionally that adjectival extreme came up in the book, but the book as a
whole doesn't go that far?

Io ammiro Ravi Batra, è un'economista eccezzionale.
Nella metà degli anni 80 pubblicò un libro sul boom finanziario dal 1992 al
1997. In quegli anni il mercato finanziario era piatto e quello che scriveva
Batra sembravano previsioni alla Nostradamus.
Adesso devo leggere il suo  libro della grande depressione di fine
millennio, ho il libro ma non il tempo. oggi acquisto anche quello di Soros,
la crisi del capitalismo globale.
Volevo sottolineare che Batra  è da leggere con attenzione.
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 Elaine was right "one time in a row"  :-) She called the 1987 crash

 Volevo sottolineare che Batra  è da leggere con attenzione.
Ripeto a te quel che ho detto in dialetto per l'inglese.
Ma va a da via l'orghen.
Batra dei mie stivali.
VENDI LIBRI????
Sorge il dubbio 
Eugenio
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