Dec10EconSig.pdf

2012 Stock Market Forecast

8 Reasons to Be Bullish Next Year

By Steve Christ
Tuesday, November 29th, 2011

http://www.wealthdaily.com/articles/2012-stock-market-forecast/3315

United States
Review and Preview
December 06, 2011
By Ted Wieseman | New York

Outlook : we cut our global GDP forecast for 2012 to +3.5% from +3.8%, largely as a result of a weaker forecast for the eurozone, which we now see contracting 0.2% in 2012 instead of growing 0.5%

http://www.morganstanley.com/views/gef/print.html

Record U.S. Exports Led by Caterpillar Seen in World Markets

By Shobhana Chandra - Dec 5, 2011

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/print/2011-12-05/record-u-s-exports-led-by-caterpillar-in-developing-markets-seen-for-2012.html

The U.S. Economic Forecast

Updated: November 9, 2011

Conference-Board

http://www.conference-board.org/data/usforecast.cfm

10 trends that will shape the world in 2012

http://www.slideshare.net/jwtintelligence/jwt-10-trends-for-2012-executive-summary

The Elliott Wave Theorist — August 2011
2010-2011: real-time indications of a major top
the Big picture Elliott wave -2012.pdf
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October Financial Forecast | What's Inside?

The "Occupy Wall Street" movement began slowly but is building fast. Where will it go next? How radical could it become? Is it really part of the same psychological trend behind the Arab Spring and simmering unrest in Europe?
"Some of history's biggest declines occur once an oversold condition is reached and prices are unable to sustain a bounce."
The coming wave of bear market scandals may prove "even more notorious than scams such as Enron and Worldcom..."
BRIC nation stock indexes: Conventional wisdom still cites the "extraordinary growth potential" of investing in BRIC stocks. But when you see the unique BRIC index chart of the past three years, you'll wonder if all the "growth" chatter is coming from minds gone thick as a brick.
How long will "a downtrend remain in place"?
A closely-watched mutual fund cash-to-assets ratio hit a 50-year extreme this past July.
"Feverish" speculation: gold ran the highest fever of all during the past two years. Virtually everyone also cites the same reason why -- a "flight to safety." But, is that really the right answer? If not, then what is the real "why"?
More on "Occupy Wall Street": What is that movement's "primary job"? Well, the truth is that most of the protesters don't even know -- yet, that is. That's because the peak of the protest "is mostly still to come."