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Steve Hartman Interviews a "Money Expert"

By Barron Maestro on January 11, 2009

CBS correspondent Steve Hartman recently interviewed David Elias who wrote the book Dow 40,000: Strategies for Profiting from the Greatest Bull Market in History back in the 90’s. Hartman humorously surmises that maybe Elias should have called it, “Dow 40,000 – Unless something changes.” Hartman also takes a skeptical look at James Glassman and Kevin Hassett, who both penned Dow 36,000: The New Strategy for Profiting from the Coming Rise in the Stock Market, along with The Next Great Bubble Boom: How to Profit from the Greatest Boom in History: 2006-2010 author Harry Dent.

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Based on a scale of 1 (major complacency) to 10 (extreme fear): Current and Selected Past Readings:

Date	Index	SMA Comment
1/11/2018	1.8	Unusually low fear could mean we're near the top in valuations
1/13/16	6.3	Terrible start to 2016 raised fears
10/3/11	8.5	A good tradable bottom (S&P 500 @ 1,085) based on lots of nonsense
3/9/09	7.0	Market bottom (S&P 500 @ 666); end of the world was nigh
10/27/08	8.8	Market had dropped 28% in 5 weeks, Paulson pulled out all stops to save Wall Street bankers
10/12/07	3.2	Market top (S&P 500 @ 1,562); worldwide housing bubble starting to be pricked

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