The 2012 Forecast is a review and outlook for the markets presented in a way that Futures Press has never done before. This year, we are bringing together three of our top analysts: Options Radar's veteran floor trader Jurgens Bauer, Grain Analyst guru Matthew Pierce, and James Mound, author of three weekly newsletters and president of Futures Press.
2012 could be boring, but it could also be another banner year for the markets. Many of the fundamental impacts that are as-yet unresolved could set the tone for months to come.
• Will the euro currency fail?
• Will the US got to war with Iran?
• Will the U.S. dollar continue down the bullish path that it was on when the year began?
• How about the Japanese Yen – will it go hyperbolic and bankrupt the Bank of Japan?
• This is a Presidential election year – will a Republican take office?
• Is the world knee deep in a recession or are we clawing our way back towards recovery?
• Will China slowdown their growth rate or will they tighten too much and squeeze themselves into a hard crash?
Get three unique perspectives on these topics and more, each with their own insight and analysis.
The 2012 forecast brings together analysts who may not agree on everything but are more than happy to tell it like they see it.
Disclaimer: Trading in futures and options involves a substantial degree of a risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. It is important to note that options and futures markets are separate and distinct and do not necessarily respond in the same way to similar market conditions. Option prices do not move in lockstep with changes in the underlying futures market price. Fundamental factors, seasonal and weather trends, daily news, and other current events may have already been factored into the markets.
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