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RELATED LINKSInternal LinksGrants to: External LinksMORE LINKSBrad DeLong Not the Whopper of the Quinquennium...Glassman and Hassett didn't dare to print the subtitle of their book: "The New Strategy for Profiting from the Coming Rise in the Stock Market" [because that ] would have made their whoppers too transparent.
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PERSON PROFILEJames GlassmanJames Glassman, a [former] writer for the Washington Post, is also a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, and hosts the [former] PBS show TechnoPolitics. Glassman is the guy who predicted in 2000 that the stock market would soon rise above 36,000. Today, June 20, 2002, it hovers near 9,500 - much lower than when Glassman made his ridiculous prediction.
Nicholas Confessore Meet the PressHow James Glassman reinvented journalism--as lobbyingAs a writer and public figure, Glassman has, over time, aligned his views with those of the business interests that dominate K Street and support the Republican Party; he has also increasingly taken aggressive positions on one side or another of intra-industry debates, rather like a corporate lobbyist.
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MORE LINKSWashingtonian Washington Post fires 'DOW 36,000' James Glassman"It was getting to the point that the note at the end of the column might be longer than the column," says one Post editor.
Editor's note Digging deeper into criticism of "Super Size Me"...Glassman used information from dietary specialists and data from McDonald's to ridicule ["SuperSize me"]...we did not know ...that McDonald's is one of the "sponsoring corporations" of [Glassman's] TechCentralStation.com... Also see:Also see: Mpls Star Trib gets burned by Glassman
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