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I can't dispute any predictions of the stock market, because nobody can know for sure until after the fact. But I am really amazed at the shameless spinning by Harry Dent in his latest book about his past predictions. He makes it sound like he foresaw the crash of 2000-2002. But in fact, his previous book, The Roaring 2000s, published in late 1990's, made all sorts of bullish predictions that were totally 100% wrong in retrospect. When reading that book back in 1999, you'd get the urge of going all out to buy NASDAQ. In fact, his lucky streak of winning predictions for 1990s prompted the creation of the mutual fund AIM Dent Demographic Trends in late 1990s/2000 and of which Harry Dent is an adviser -- that fund underperformed S&P500 by a wide margin, not to mention that S&P500 was itself miserable for the past 5 years already. [...] Now, I'd still respect Harry Dent if he had said in this latest book, "My predictions were wrong for the first half decade of 2000's, but I think the big trend will resume for the second half of the decade." But instead, he shamelessly spins his miserable track record of the past 5 years!