Alan P. Chan, Pharm. D – 7 Things You Didn’t Know About “The Critical Flaw”

7 Things You Didn’t Know About “The Critical Flaw”

by Alan P. Chan, Pharm. D

I strongly believe that books, just like people, have their own energy. In this context, I tend to be sure that they are the ones to truly choose the reader and not the other way around. Each publication has its owner, its kind, unique, beautiful individual in whose life it makes a difference somehow. Some might even have more, so when a book impacts entire communities, we call it a moral energy creator. I definitely agree with “The Critical Flaw: How to profit and protect wealth in history’s greatest opportunity” being such a book. So, what are 10 things you still need to know about Dr. Alan P. Chan’s book?

It is addictive! If you are interested in economics, business, investment or entrepreneurial experiences, “The Critical Flaw” is an I-don’t-stop-when-I’m-tired-I-stop-when-I’m-done type of book. Dr. Alan Chan covers topics like inflation, the “fiscal cliff”, quantitative easing with a straightforward and accessible writing style, thus making it appealing and quite persuasive for readers.
It is helpful and practical! The Critical Flaw does not only explore today’s financial systems’ instabilities and economic theories, but is seasoned with bits and pieces of the author’s personal experiences and key learning points.
It is clear and fresh! Due to his true passion for the subjects in matter, Dr. Alan Chan does an amazing work explaining complex and complicated process in a neat and easy-to-grasp-meaning manner.
It is an investment key guide for people aiming to gain sustainability in own net worth! Besides displaying the big why and what, it also provides the step-by-step how to endow in gold and silver rather than the traditional currency, for it is historically proven that precious metals’ prices rise in economical down times. But do not be misled, for this is a call to action rather than a theoretical how to succeed as an investor book.
The Critical Flaw contradicts the current Econ 101 theories as to which banks and markets are self-regulatory mechanisms! Building a very strong case around freedom from the control of central banks and governmental monetary policies, Dr. Alan Chan paints an incredible big picture of a wounded economy.
The title was inspired by Alan Greenspan’s congressional testimony! The former Chairman of the Federal Reserve noted a flaw on the economic model that defined how everything works. Starting from this idea, Dr. Alan Chan wanted to express his own perspective as to which this essential error is a great investment opportunity.
It is only the beginning! Dr. Alan Chan is currently working on a second book! The subject of this one will be trading and will be published at the end of 2013.

In conclusion, we only can only take so much from a book. Usually, they strike a chord where it is needed. Being strictly informative and without pecuniary incentives, Dr. Alan Chan’s work is set out to make a positive difference in people’s lives. So, to all those who are interested, stay tuned for this fall’s surprise.