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Inside the Aug. 26, 2009 Socionomist ...

Social Mood and the

Future of Wealth

by Alan Hall and Robert Prechter

From 1974 to 2007, America's wealth as reflected by the Dow Jones Industrial Average exploded. The index rose from below 1000 to above 14,000. Financial wages left ordinary wages in the dust, and the top federal tax rate fell to half what it was in the 1970s. Then the party ended. Pessimism replaced optimism, and panic replaced exuberance. This shift in social mood already has resulted in stunning financial market declines. But it is only beginning to influence social attitudes about wealth creation and preservation. In the August issue of The Socionomist, Alan Hall and Robert Prechter examine the history of five wealth-related indicators and inform subscribers of important changes that are likely on the horizon. The August issue presents forecasts for:

• Tax Rates
• Financial Regulation
• Relative Financial Wages
• Credit Market Debt
• Wealth Inequality

Learn how four cyclical phases of social psychology have influenced attitudes about wealth over the past century. Discover which phase we are in now, and what it implies for your future.

In the brand-new, August issue, you'll discover:

• How Cycle-degree fifth waves in bull markets virtually guarantee the occurrence of speculative manias, such as happened in 1829-1835, 1921-1929, and 1974-2007.
• How five wealth-related social indicators – U.S. financial regulation, income tax, relative financial wages, debt and wealth inequality – trend together during nearly a century as they reflect the fluctuations of social mood .
• Why government always reacts after a large-degree social mood decline.
• Why society experienced a generational shift at the past century’s third-wave point-of-recognition, and why radical changes followed
• Broad insights into social behavior and a wealth of wealth-related forecasts.

Plus...

• Drug decriminalization in the Americas.
• The decline of two popular trends: bottled water and Crocs.
• Social mood's affect on fashion.
• Dark themes in print and film and what this means.
• An update on the latest trends in epidemic diseases.
• A free link to a report on "Women in Politics."

Normally we would just sell this new publication for our usual low price of $19/month, but the tremendous interest in the inaugural issues encourages us to continue our introductory special offer. Here is what we are prepared to do:

If you are on the fence, you don't have to decide right away. You can always pay full price month by month whenever you decide to start.

But we want this publication to keep its momentum, so if you act now, we are willing to give you this DVD ($24.95 value) for free.

As they say in the garment district, "Such a deal!"

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Socionomics Film Series | Vol. III | $24.95 value Toward a New Science of Social Prediction – Robert Prechter at the London School of Economics Discover a revolutionary framework for anticipating market action and social events. Learn why conventional forecasting methods will leave you behind the curve. See 75 charts and illustrations that lay out the foundation and application of socionomics. Join the standing-room-only audience at the London School of Economics, and learn to apply socionomics so you can stay ahead of the crowd. Released on the fifth anniversary of Robert Prechter's groundbreaking address, this DVD is as timely now as ever.

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Choose One of the Following:

Special Offer: Start your subscription to The Socionomist by paying for your first year upfront, and get the London School of Economics DVD ($24.95 value) for FREE.

DVD and Subscription: Start your monthly subscription to The Socionomist (subscribe separately) for $19/month, and receive Prechter's London School of Economics DVD (order separately) for $24.95 ($43.95 total).

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