pt 2/5 Top Trends 2010 – Gerald Celente

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Gerald Celente is the Founder & Director of the Trends Research Institute. Gerald has been quoted and interviewed in media throughout the world such as, CNBC, Fox News, CBS This Morning, 48 Hours, ABC, NBC, BBC, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, Business Week, Financial Times, U.S. News and World Report, The Economist and more. In another impassioned interview Gerald gives King World News listeners a sneak peak at his predictions for the top trends in 2010 and also discusses the criminal banking syndicates, the fact that the US is in a depression, the police state, the loss of our personal freedoms and much more.

Gerald Celente and The Trends Research Institute have earned the reputation as todays must trusted name in trends for their accurate and timely predictions. Among them:

Predicted the Panic of 08 in November of 2007

Forecast the Recession of 2007 in 2004

Years before Starbucks was a household name, Gerald Celente forecast the popularity of gourmet coffee

Decades before Pepsi and Coke got into the water business, Gerald Celente predicted the Big Boom in Bottled Water

When gold was at $275 per ounce in 2002, Gerald Celente said the price had bottomed and in 2004 forecast the beginning of the Gold Bull Run. Since that time, with pinpoint accuracy, he said when, why and how high gold would go.

Gerald Celente coined the term Clean Foods in 1993 and predicted sustained growth in organic products in 1988

Nine months before 9/11, USA Today wrote, 2001 wont be our year, trend seer says. Gerald Celente warned that Americans wouldnt be safe at home or abroad. (USA Today, December 14, 2000)

The Trends Research Institute and Gerald Celente were forerunners in the natural healing/alternative health movement

On the geopolitical and economic fronts, Gerald Celente and The Trends Research Institute are credited with the collapse of the Soviet Union, the last two economic recessions, the dot-com meltdown, the 1997 Asian currency crisis and the 1987 world stock market crash

Gerald Celente has forecast many real estate trends, including the big move to vacation spots and small towns, the growth in the second home market, a real estate “fizz” in 2005 … plus hundreds of other social, business, fashion, consumer and entertainment trends.

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9 Responses to pt 2/5 Top Trends 2010 – Gerald Celente

  1. eredy says:

    911 was a inside …
    911 was a inside job he should know this

  2. treez78 says:

    that makes sense, …
    that makes sense, however, if all the countries in the world subsidize something different, good luck on keepin those 189 industries profitable.

  3. ecnerwal999 says:

    Lol Treez78. Let me …
    Lol Treez78. Let me give you a brief economics lesson. Countries that subsidize their manufacturing industries are stealing money from other industries within their country. When government redistribute wealth they put it in less efficient places. If they want to subsidize one industry it means they have less money to invest in other industries. Therefore there is no way to get a competitive edge in exports. Global trade is great, it allows for more competition between products, so lower prices.

  4. treez78 says:

    i do listen to …
    i do listen to peter schiff. i just read crash proof 2.0 AND the little book of bull moves in bear markets. i dont like global trade either. ya know, when we do free trade with countries who subsidize all there manufacturing industries, how r we to compete? the only thing we are able to do is become a socialized country. that is why, i believe, we must only do trade with similar economic systems. until that point, we must reject global trade or lose our freedoms.

  5. ecnerwal999 says:

    Gerald Celente …
    Gerald Celente doesn’t like global trade and he thinks glass steagall is good. wtf. He should listen to Peter Schiff. Celente doesn’t really understand economics as much as he should. At least he still knows a lot more than most.

  6. xXU2BerXx says:

    America is not a …
    America is not a nation anymore. It is an empire. A dying empire. And it will not return to its roots as a representative republic until the Federal Reserve is abolished, and all the bloodsucking vermin, from Wall Street to Washington DC, are thrown out on their collective a**’s.

  7. pmarie2003 says:

    @1mealperday There …
    @1mealperday There are over 100 countries with a U.S. military presence. Just imagine if…Germany, for example, said they wanted to station some troops in a few bases in the U.S.. I can hear the shrieking now.

  8. lewisgagnon says:

    sad . . .
    sad . . .

  9. 1mealperday says:

    how would we feel …
    how would we feel if predator drones started shooting here in the usa?