Dow 1000 Is Not A Silly Number
Ian Gordon has been warning of massive declines in the stock market just before the dot com bubble peaked in 2000. At that time, mainstream pundits were predicting a Dow that would soon hit 40,000 on its way to 100,000. That kind of irrational exuberance had no place in Ian Gordon’s thinking then or now.

Click HERE to listen to Ian's Feb. 2010 interview with Jay Taylor on why Dow 1000 Is Not A Silly Number.  Please forward to the 31 minute mark for the interview.

Click HERE to download the 18 page report from The Longwave Group.

About Ian Gordon
As a student of history, he knew societies go through long periods of credit expansion that culminate in irrational exuberance. With that perspective and based on the work of Nicolai Kondratieff, Ian was convinced a bear market of a lifetime was about to take stocks down for many years to come.

Now, his latest work suggests very strongly that the Dow will decline to 1,000 or lower even as gold rises to $4,000 per ounce. Ian provides a perspective on gold as real money and explains why it will thrive while paper money products perish.

Ian Gordon is a globally renowned economic forecaster and author of “The Long Wave Analyst” newsletter. A student of economic and investment history, Ian’s unique analysis of the cycle has garnered great praise from many notable sources including some exceptionally well known investment managers.

Ian is a consultant to many mining companies and has assisted many junior mining firms in raising capital over the past number of years. Ian was perhaps the first investment professionals anywhere to recognize that the markets were about to give birth to a new secular gold bull market when he started writing his Long Wave Analyst newsletter in the late 1990s. He was also one of the first financial professionals to begin aggressively raising capital at the very start of this secular bull market in gold.