next years stock trend?

Answer 1

I suspect that it will move sideways as we move into a recession.

Answer 2

I think global warming will be the stock trend for the next ten years. I have been investing in wind energy, biodiesel, and a company that makes batteries for hybrid cars, symbol ENER.

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Answer 3

The economy is a house of cards right now, too many jokers, the enemies of the USA were emboldened by election results, and tehy are apt to try anything. And Charlie Rangel's draft suggestion caused a panic as people realized what a tenfold increase in the military that has been slashed dramatically since Bush Sr. was in office would cost the government.

Answer 4

Next year will be a great year for international stock markets, this has been the trend for the last couple of years. US market will post moderate returns but it will gain.

Answer 5

The Yield curve is falling, many companys are looking to cut costs and cut workers. These are signs of a recession. I think next year will be much like 2005 was, just slightly above the even mark for the DJI.

Answer 6

The rise in the S&P and falling yield in the bond markets are inconsistent. They both can't be right. If yields are falling in the credit markets, this is because prices will not accelerate in the future b/c of a recession. The housing bubble will bottom out and consumer spending will falter. I'd short the S&P if it moves any higher.

Answer 7

Sideways.