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Trend Tracking offers a rare opportunity
to take full advantage of resources previously available
only to the clients of the Socio-Economic Research Institute
of America. This groundbreaking book puts a very powerful
tool in your hands -- the Globalnomic® system, developed
and fine-tuned by Gerald Celente and the Institute to identify
today's trends and profit from them.
Bound to be the most important investment
you'll make this year, Trend Tracking offers you:
- Easy-to-use guidelines for setting up
your own tend tracking system using readily
available sources such as major newspapers and magazines
- New ideas for distinguishing trends from
fads, fact from fantasy, and real news from headline news
and sensationalism
- Insightful overviews of the major trends
that change and shape society: the media, politics, the
family, education, health, the environment, the military,
the economy and globalization
- A user-friendly blueprint for success
-- helps you devise corporate and personal strategies
to profit from emerging trends
- An A-to-Z directory of information sources
for trend tracking
Destined to become the survival guide
for executives, entrepreneurs, professionals, strategy planners,
marketers, advertisers, educators, college students, and
government officials, Trend Tracking will be of enormous
value to anyone who wants to anticipate the future by identifying
and tracking today's trends.
Gerald Celente, a pioneer trends analyst,
is Director of the Socioeconomic Research Institute of America.
The Institute, based in Rhinebeck, New York, is a consortium
of experts from many fields including economics, education,
health care, marketing, and finance. Among other major events,
the Institute forecast the global stock market crash of
1987. Mr. Celente advises major corporations on translating
trends into strategies, products, and services.
Tom Milton is Senior Fellow of the Socioeconomic
Research Institute of America and Assistant Professor of
economics and finance at Mercy College, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.
A former senior officer at Citicorp, international investment
banker, and founder of Development Services International,
Inc., he has worked extensively as a consultant to multinational
corporations and Third World governments as well as small
businesses. Mr. Milton began his career as a writer for
The Wall Street Journal.
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