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Market historian and demographic forecaster Harry Dent returns to lay out a stark roadmap: a front-loaded crash with the Nasdaq down ~57% and the S&P down ~48% in the first 2–3 months, followed by a deeper cleansing into 2026–2028. He argues the post-2008 economy was propped up by roughly $29 trillion of combined deficits and money printing, delaying — not preventing — a necessary reset. His playbook: short stocks early, then rotate into long-duration U.S. Treasuries (e.g., TLT) as the crisis matures; avoid relying on gold during the initial downdraft, with its real bull market to come later, driven by India’s multi-decade rise.
Guest: Harry Dent — Author, forecaster, publisher of a free weekly newsletter.
- Website & free newsletter: https://harrydent.com
Key Topics
- Why the first leg of a bust is so violent and fast
- The $29T cushion: how deficits + QE delayed the downturn
- The case for long-duration Treasuries over cash and gold in the crash
- Real-estate triage: why to sell the property with the most equity
- Post-bust winners (2028+): India, Indian tech, and a secular gold boom
