Robert Chapman

Biography:

Robert Chapman is the editor and publisher of the International Forecaster, a publication that covers business, finance, economics, and social and political issues all over the world. Mr. Chapman has spent 45 years in the finance and investment business, 28 of which were as a stockbroker, specializing in gold and silver shares. For a number of years he owned his own brokerage firm.

Mr. Chapman attended Northeastern University and spent several years in counterintelligence with the US government. He has made a number of very important predictions and is probably one of the most unpopular people in Washington, DC, as he spares no one in government who is not doing what they should be doing.

Past Shows:

	Economy Collapse
	Saturday August 1, 2009

Editor and publisher of International Forecaster, Bob Chapman, discussed the economic crisis, how brokerage firms such as Goldman Sachs played a part in fueling the collapse, and where he sees the economy heading into the future. During the first hour, author R. Gary Patterson reacted to the stories emerging in the wake of Michael Jackson's death. ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

	Financial Forecasts
	Wednesday May 26, 2004

Editor and publisher of International Forecaster, Robert Chapman, shared his bleak financial predictions. The global elite, pushing for a "one world government" are "deliberately destroying the American economy," he said, and he believes they are accelerating their timetable because more people are becoming aware of their agenda. Chapman foresees the real estate market taking a severe downturn, with housing on the average being worth 35% less than its current value. While the Dow may be manipulated into rising to 13,000 t0 14,000 before the election (to help the incumbent), within a year it will drop down to around 7,000 and could eventually sink as low as 3,000, he said. The time frame for this severe depression is around 2006-2007, he noted. He advised people to get rid of debt, and to get out of the stock market before the election. Safe investments he mentioned were in Euro-based treasury paper and gold and silver. ... More
Host: George Noory