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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 332.024 EAN: 9781427797414 Edition: Rev Upd ISBN: 1427797412 Label: Kaplan Publishing Manufacturer: Kaplan Publishing Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 256 Publication Date: May 06, 2008 Publisher: Kaplan Publishing Studio: Kaplan Publishing Related Items:
Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: From desperate interest rate cuts and chaos in global financial markets to the sub-prime mortgage crisis and a fast-crumbling tower of public and private debt, Wall Street insider Michael J. Panzner exposes the cracks in the dike, the looming economic threats, and the vast array of promises and obligations that will ultimately go unfulfilled. How did we get to this place, and how can we protect ourselves from the fallout? This revised and updated edition features a new introduction by the author on the predictions that have come to pass since the book was first published. It also provides a financial bomb shelter for every American by identifying the most pressing risks we face today as well as what we can do to survive the crisis:
Everyone must learn of the disaster-in-the-making so they can protect themselves, their families, and their economic well-being—before it's too late. Financial Armageddon is today’s call to action. Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - Of little valueThis is just another book which says that the economy is in bad shape, and which essentially gives the same old historical details about why the economy is in bad shape. Although I think most of this history is correct, so what? Most of us already know about that, and yet most of this book does nothing but restate all this history, with details, of course. As to the four very small chapters which purportedly give advice to those who ask "what should I do?", that advice can be boiled down to just ... Read More Rating: - Coould be Timely...If you think that the perfect storm is total collapse of the economic system, this is your book. Probability of everything outlined in this book actually happening? Not very likely - but one should be cautious with how one structures one's affairs... So it was for me more of a checklist - not necessarily one of impending doom. Rating: - Remarkably Prescient Book! A MUST READ!We are in perilous times. Now (i.e., late September 2008), we all realize it. Several years ago, virtually alone, Panzner predicted (in great detail) exactly what has now actually come to pass over the last few years, and---perhaps much more importantly, he warned us exactly what is coming in the near future. Several years ago, he was regarded as being "an alarmist"; now, we recognize that he was (and is) a PROPHET! I believe we all should read this book very carefully, ... Read More Rating: - SuperficialI seldom buy financial books because most of them are simply print "scams". I bought this one because of the reviews and a recommendation by someone, and Mr Panzner's credentials. He certainly has the background to write a meaningful book on the subject. However, I was stunned at how extraordinarily superficial the book was, and thus felt compelled to write a review. The book takes some similar events in history and paints a potentially very scary future. And that future may come to pass, but ... Read More Rating: - All Americans should read, unfortunately most will not!If you care about your family's future financial well being, this book is a must read. This is the second edition of the work, but Panzer made some predictions in the first edition, written a few years ago, that have come to pass alrady. While, I hope we never see the "armageddon" that Paznzer lays out, I do believe that we are poised for a massive recession or depression due to the recent credit and houing bubbles. Panzer lays out a series of events led by a weakening dollar, national trade budget ... Read More
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