Predictions
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“And what's going to happen is the American consumer is basically going to stop consuming and start rebuilding his savings, especially when he sees his home equity evaporate. And when you have the economy 70 percent consumption, you can't address those imbalances without a recess…”
Peter Schiff · Said 1 Aug 2006 · Target: 2008
Economy
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“My prediction is that politicians will eventually be tempted to resolve the crisis the way irresponsible governments usually do: by printing money, both to pay current bills and to inflate away debt. And as that temptation becomes obvious, interest rates will soar.”
Paul Krugman · Said 11 Mar 2003 · Target: 2013
EconomyMarketsPolitics
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“We’re on the road to 3% to 4% growth in the second half of this year.”
Jeremy Siegel · Said 31 Jul 2002 · Target: Q4 2002
Economy
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“But it’s my belief that the S&P has probably hit a low.”
Jeremy Siegel · Said 31 Jul 2002 · Target: by 2003
Markets
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“From 2010 to 2023 we will see a depressionary, deflationary downturn that will look and feel like the 30s.”
Harry Dent · Said 4 Feb 2002 · Target: 2023
Economy
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“By late 2002, we'll see a new bull market.”
Harry Dent · Said 4 Feb 2002 · Target: Q4 2002
Markets
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“we are still predicting the Dow at 35,000 in late 2008 or 2009.”
Harry Dent · Said 4 Feb 2002 · Target: 2009
Markets
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“if the Dow is closer to 10,000 than to 36,000 ten years from now, … we will each give $1,000”
Kevin Hassett · Said 1 Jan 2000 · Target: Jan 2010
Markets
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“Currently, I believe there is a 70 percent chance of such a worldwide recession, which could last 12 months starting in January 2000 and could be as severe as the 1973-74 global recession.”
Ed Yardeni · Said 7 Jun 1999 · Target: 2000
Economy
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“By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's.”
Paul Krugman · Said 10 Jun 1998 · Target: 2005
TechnologyEconomy
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“That is, I predict (OK, guess) that there will be an extended workout, in which countries will be obliged to keep negotiating with their creditors for delays in repayment, but that the situation will gradually improve. I don't think Asia is headed for a Latin-America-in-the-80s …”
Paul Krugman · Said 1 Mar 1998 · Target: 2000
EconomyBanking
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“The economy will start to grow at moderately strong rates from late 1997 into 2002.”
Harry Dent · Said 1 Jan 1998 · Target: 2002
Economy
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“So standard economic analysis suggests that we cannot look forward to growth at a rate of much more than 2 percent over the next few years.”
Paul Krugman · Said 1 Jul 1997 · Target: 2000
Economy
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“barring a catastrophic political upheaval, it is likely that growth in East Asia will continue to outpace growth in the West for the next decade and beyond. But it will not do so at the pace of recent years.”
Paul Krugman · Said 1 Nov 1994 · Target: 2000s
EconomyGeopolitics
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“will likely be in a balanced budget or surplus by 1998 to 2000.”
Harry Dent · Said 1 Jan 1993 · Target: 2000
EconomyPolitics
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“There will most emphatically not be a Great Depression of the 1990s.”
Harry Dent · Said 1 Jan 1993 · Target: 1990s
Economy