Beat the Millennium Crash: Survive and Thrive in the Coming Financial Cataclysm

Jack Bernstein is just brilliant. His forecast of Y2K market crash and rising energy price were just plain accurate. This is the same man predicted crash of Japanese Nikkie in late 80s. His prediction are largely derived from historical data and facts. Very thorough and methodical analysis. It is a must read for every traders and investors. I wished I have read this book in 1999 and could have saved me tons of money.

Inthe late1980's Bernstein wrote in his book The New Prosperity about a potential war in the mid east,the coming collapse of the japanese economy and a long bull trend for our economy in the nineties. He again plays the contrarian in Beat the Millenium crash.

Finished it in two hours. Couldn't put it down. Fantastic coverage of vast topic. Great stategies. Part of my permanent collection. I'm ready for Y2K.

The book gave be a clear understanding of what the Y2K thing means in the larger economic scheme of things. Easy to read non technical language made it an entertaining experience. Enjoyed his contrary point of view and specific analyses, forecasts etc. He may be right or he may be wrong but he expressed it clearly and w/out hedging his advice. Much food for thought and preparation. Didn't try to scare me and I appreciate that approach.

Wealthy traders anticipate opportunities then execute correctly. Jake has done excellent correct reserch on the highest probability of what is to come and when. Actually Jake finnished the book in late 98' His fundamental understaning of how economic cycles work bring accurate forecasting into fruition. Its as if Jake has written the script to market actions and reactions over the past few months. This book is good stuff. Every experienced trader should read this book. Why experinced traders? Because the experienced trader will not be afraid to make a mass of cash on the downward market movement. Every trader should read this book to identify the up and comming major trendshift of the markets cycles inorder to use the imagination in creating possible winning trades.