Robert Prechter – The Socionomic Theory of Finance

Robert Prechter – The Socionomic Theory of Finance

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Description:

In this video, recorded at the 2014 International Federation of Technical Analysts Conference in London, Robert Prechter presents his most comprehensive and concise presentation of socionomics thus far.

Prechter challenges you to consider a radical new perspective on social and financial causality. The perspective will enable you to anticipate, understand and act on developing social trends that nearly all other investors and forecasters fail to see coming.

Format: DVD or Streaming | 53 minutes + 17-minute bonus feature
Presented By: Robert Prechter
Level: Intermediate
DISCOVER A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON WHAT MOVES FINANCIAL MARKETS
Position yourself front and center of a record-setting audience. You’ll be at the 2014 International Federation of Technical Analysts Conference in London. In just 53 rapid-fire minutes, you will learn:

A new way to think about cause and effect in finance, economics and history;
To toss away myths about the markets; and
Why it is critical to your finances and your overall wellbeing to do so
From the comfort of your favorite chair, watch Robert Prechter show how the field of finance differs radically from that of economics.

Prechter’s Socionomic Theory of Finance (STF) turns conventional wisdom about social behavior on its head. STF offers a better view: One that is more robust, more elegant, more logical, more defensible, and more useful.

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