The Great Reflation

In this summary you will learn

• What led the U.S. to the brink of economic collapse in 2008-2009
• How to preserve and build your personal capital in the next few years
• What the future may hold for the U.S. economy

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Why you should read The Great Reflation

You don’t expect to find snippets of Goethe’s poetry or Taoist philosophy in a book on personal investing. Financial editor Anthony Boeckh brings his 40 years of market experience, as well as insights from the wisdom of the ages, to bear as he explains how to prepare for potential unprecedented economic shocks over the next several years. The billions the U.S. government is spending to prop up the economy will have consequences – intended or not – that will force investors to manage their portfolios more actively. Boeckh offers a historical perspective on current events. He identifies market and political signals to heed, discusses what they might portend and suggests ways to position your money appropriately. getAbstract recommends his commonsense approach to investors who are trying to make sense of what the economic upheaval means for their fiscal futures. Seek the harmony of the Tao as you flow with the financial changes to come.

About the Author

For 35 years, Anthony Boeckh chaired BCA Publications and edited “The Bank Credit Analyst.” He co-manages Boeckh Investments, co-authors “The Boeckh Investment Letter” and co-wrote The Stock Market and Inflation.