Robert Genetski

Biography

Dr. Genetski is a popular speaker who entertains thousands of people at conferences and investor meetings around the world each year.   He is one of the nation’s premier interest rate forecasters and investment advisors, providing insights to economic, financial and investment matters through his own consulting firm.
 
Dr. Genetski is well known for his research and advocacy of classical economic principles.  These principles provide a reliable guide to creating both a healthy economy and profitable investment opportunities.  Dr. Genetski has conducted pioneering research into the role of taxes and their impact on economic prosperity.  In the early 1980s, he correctly forecast that tax cuts would end the nation’s economic malaise by boosting productivity and helping to reduce both inflation and interest rates.  In 1989, Dr. Genetski correctly referred to the Japanese stock market as “a classic case of a speculative bubble waiting to burst.” As a member of Blue Chip forecasters, Dr. Genetski has been commended on his ability to out-forecast the pack.  He was listed on two separate occasions as the number one interest rate forecaster in the country, according to Institutional Investor Magazine and Blue Chip Financial Forecasts.  During the 1990s he gained a reputation as one of the most optimistic investment advisors in the nation, if not the world, for forecasting rapid growth, low inflation and record-breaking stock prices.  During the course of his career Genetski has served as Senior Vice President and Chief Economist for a major Midwest Bank and has headed asset management, investment research, and investment banking operations.
 
 Dr. Genetski has authored several books and numerous articles.  He authored Taking the Voodoo Out of Economics, an influential book that anticipated and shaped many of the major policy changes that are now occurring throughout the world.  In his latest book, A Nation of Millionaires, Dr. Genetski provides his vision of the changes in government policies that will shape the economic and financial landscape in the 21st century.
 
Dr. Genetski earned his Ph.D. in economics from New York University and has taught economics at New York University and at the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business.  He has served on numerous Boards of Directors and writes a regular column for the Nikkei Financial Daily, Japan’s leading business newspaper.

Titles

The Moral Case for Privatizing Social Security
Where Are Stocks Headed?
Will the Housing Bubble Burst?