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Thursday, 19 March
| STEVE FORBES
Chairman, CEO, and Editor-in-Chief Forbes
Obama, Stocks, Spending, Congress, and the Economy—What Happens Now to Your Portfolio?
Steve Forbes says that in spite of all the turmoil the US economy will soon start to come to life. Stocks are a big bargain. But problems loom—will the 2003 tax cuts be allowed to expire next year? Any hope long-term for killing the death tax? Unions will be making their biggest power grab in decades—can they be stopped? How steep will President Obama’s learning curve be on the international front? |
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SAM STOVALL
Chief Investment Strategist
Standard & Poor’s
Sell in May and Then
Go Away
It’s an old saying, but this Wall Street adage is as relevant today as when it was first uttered, as it worked again during the bear market of 2008. In his newest book, The Seven Rules of Wall Street, Sam Stovall presents seven familiar sayings, or rules of thumb, that not only convey enduring truths but also serve as superb investment strategies. Mr. Stovall will explain a few of these rules, and teach you how to develop your own portfolios that leverage these old sayings. |
LINDA RASCHKE
President, LBR Group
Quantifying Market Structure and Finding the Sweet Spot
Linda Raschke will first lay out a basic foundation for defining market structure by quantifying the patterns formed by the swings. Next she will show the two most important patterns to look for in this structure. They pinpoint the “sweet spot” in the data. At these specific points, the odds favor taking a trade and playing for a big target. Any other buy or sell pattern formed by the swings tests out best playing for a small target. Lastly, she will show the importance of the “sideways line” and how to trade and manage breakouts from these areas. These important building blocks of market structure will give you the tools to analyze any market instantly and put price in a context. |
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RAY BARROS
Author, The Nature of Trends
Placing the Probabilities on Your Side: Identifying the Trend of Your Trade's Timeframe
In Ray Barros’ trading plans, a key ingredient is to identify the trend. Few technical tools do it as well as Barros Swings. In this session, Mr. Barros will demonstrate a simplified version of Barros Swings which used with the Tubbs Model, will be of immense assistance to traders in the current trading climate. In addition, he will also combine Barros Swings with two of his favourite change in trend patterns: Wyckoff's Spring or Upthurst and The Horizontal Terminal Forecasting Change in Trend Pattern. |
Identifying Major Investment Trends and the Specific Recommendations That Will Profit from Them
The trends of tomorrow offer opportunities for investors that are as unlimited as the innovations of the companies at the forefront of these trends.
This panel will discuss the technological advances, demographic changes, politics and alliances that they believe may portend the next great investing environment. This is a unique opportunity to profit from an insider’s view and identify new market and economic trends before the rest of the crowd does!
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Emily Chan
CNBC
(Moderator) |
Jonathan Gordon
IP Global |
Simon Ting
Tanrich Futures
Limited |
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Sam Stovall
Standard
& Poor’s |
Cecelia Chan
HSBC |
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