Robert Prechter at Oxford, Cambridge and Trinity: Offering a New View of Financial and Social Causality Robert Prechter

Discover a radical new way of thinking about finance, economics and society

Have you ever questioned the conventional theory that social mood is buffeted by economic, political and cultural events? Also

Consider the following commonly held beliefs:

• The financial markets are random, rational and efficient. Also
• Factors like earnings, GDP, war and peace drive the stock market and the economy. When these factors are positive, stock prices rise; when they’re negative, stock prices fall. Also
• Market crashes happen when “Black Swan” events like corporate scandals and terrorist attacks scare investors into selling shares. Also
• Trends in society like fashion, music and entertainment are mostly random, impossible to predict and entirely unrelated to trends in finance and economics. Also

Now, what if you learned that all of these universal “truths” are false? How would these revelations change the way you live? How would they change the way you invest? Now’s your chance to put yourself among the small minority of people – including scholars from three of the most respected institutions in the U.K. – who have adopted a radical new way of thinking about finance, economics and society. Also

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In this two-hour presentation, Robert Prechter, the founder and pioneer in socionomic research, challenges the claim that social mood is lead by economic, political and cultural events.

He asks and answers an all-important question that could literally change the way you think about everything:

“What generates these events in the first place?”

If you’re dissatisfied with traditional theories of causality, socionomic theory provides an alternative, highly plausible approach to investing and understanding the world in general. Laid out in high-quality DVD format, Robert Prechter at Oxford, Cambridge and Trinity, will change the way you think – forever.