Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on I Heart Radio.

And welcome back to Coast to Coast, George Norrie with you. Our special guest, Harry S. Dent

back with us, Harry A. Denton Jr. is the founder of Dent Research, which publishes the newsletters,

economy and markets, boom and bust and the leading edge among many others. He's got an MBA from Harvard,

was a consultant for several Fortune 100 companies while at the Bain and Company and lectures widely.

Harry is also the author of Zero Hour, as I just mentioned, turn the greatest political and

financial upheaval in modern history to your advantage. His websites are linked up at coasttocoastam.com.

What kind of a ride are we going to have, Harry? Well, you know, George, you know, we get,

you know, we've had these big booms in the stock market and big crashes unlike the last long

boom in the 40s, 50s and 60s. And I think we have likely just seen the Dow and S&P either peak

or are very close to a peak. And I think we're going to see, you know, some volatility in the next few

months. And then one more run for the NASDAQ to try to make that one last high and then fail before

the election. So I, Dr. Dostock, market, may decide the election more than anything. It's very hard

to get reelected when you get a stock crash or you start to fall into an election. So I think we're

at a very critical point. And people really need to understand that this is not another recession.

I have three major cycles all coming together here. The third one, the most powerful hitting,

really right about now. And early next year, this is going to be more like 1929 to 32. And it's

going to be deeper than the 2008-2009, what they call great financial crisis or recession,

which took a lot of people underwater and their mortgages and was the greatest downturn we've seen

since the early 80s. And so this is serious stuff. This is not the type of thing George, where you

want to listen to your stock program. They said, well, stocks always come back. And you know, we

have you diversified. No, 2008-9 everything went down except for high quality bonds in the US dollar.

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