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Markets, Sectors, & Trends
The Politics of Global Investing
Most investment
advisors focus on the
numbers but miss the
political aspect of
global investing. But
all great stock market
bull runs begin with
significant political change and
economic reforms. Carl Delfeld,
president of Chartwell Partners and ETFfolios.com, explains
why successful global investing requires a keen political perspective
and why country ETFs may be the best investment vehicle for
investors eager to capture global growth and value opportunities. |
Here’s How to Profit from the Dollar
Decline...and Lock in Safe, Double-Digit Yields
The US dollar has tumbled 44% versus the Brazilian
real over the past five years. It’s also down 27%
versus the euro and 30% against the Australian
dollar. (The list goes on and on.) The best way to
profit from this unstoppable trend is to buy foreign
dividend-paying stocks. But which countries
should you invest in? And which stocks will give
you the greatest bang for your buck? Income
investing expert Nick Lanyi—a 17-year industry veteran who
spent nearly a decade working as Louis Rukeyser’s trusted
lieutenant—has the answers. In this in-depth presentation,
he’ll show you how to profit from the falling dollar—and how
to lock in safe, dependable dividend yields of 10%, 15%, even
20% or more by investing in a select basket of well-researched,
ultra-safe foreign stocks.
Natural Resource Stocks
for Diversification
and Balance
Thursday, November 6
3:30 pm – 4:15 pm
One of the smartest ways to hedge your
investments is through natural resource
and materials stocks. Owning gold
helps you stave off the ill effects of
inflation, the price of oil looks to be on
a consistent upward trajectory, and the
green revolution is revealing new uses
for corn and some grains. Even the
world’s most abundant resource, water,
is emerging as a smart play as the
booming population and infrastructure
in Asia require larger and larger
quantities of it. This panel of resource company executives and
insiders will discuss these opportunities and others. Learn
from those in the know which resources are ready to take off
and the outlook for the sector in general. |
A Defiant Bull
This market will continue to
defy all expectations. Slow
global growth begets low
inflation which, in turn,
produces higher multiples and
better than expected returns.
In the US market, the
preceding will prevail, but
stocks will get an even greater boost from a
lower dollar, above average inflows from
the havens of liquidity such as China, the Middle East, global hedge
funds, and flush US corporations. The bottom line—very few believe
the US market is the asset preference or the best return of any other
option. Ned Riley, founder and CEO, Riley Asset
Management, believes that contrarianism is still the best strategy.
EconoPower: How a New Generation of Economists Is Transforming Your World and How You Can Profit
A new generation of economists is solving the
world’s problems, declares Dr. Mark Skousen,
editor, Forecasts & Strategies. They are
applying some powerful new techniques to
improve investor returns, make companies more
profitable, take companies public at a fair price,
reduce severe poverty in developing countries, and
even help to solve international conflicts in the
Middle East and other hotspots around the globe. Dr. Skousen
will demonstrate the new power and influence that top
economists are having on Wall Street. |
ADRs: Bring the World of Opportunity
to Your Door
Friday, November 7
10:35 am – 11:20 am
Not too long ago, holding foreign stocks in your
portfolio was not only technically difficult but fairly
dangerous too. But with the advent of American
Depositary Receipts (ADRs) much of the worry
involved in global investing and diversification is
gone. A panel of stock market movers and shakers will examine how
and why these SEC regulated securities, with over $997 billion in play,
are indeed a safe, smart way to invest. Sure the yield of the Dow over
the past few years is nice, but it pales in comparison to some of the
burgeoning markets around the world. You’ll learn how a global
perspective can add healthy returns to your portfolio.
Canadian Energy Trusts: Surviving the Stress Tests for a New Bull Market
The Canadian income-trust market has gone
through a period of turmoil following the
government’s announcement of a plan to impose a
distribution tax on trusts beginning in 2011.
Although these proposed regulatory changes have
created much uncertainty surrounding Canadian
energy producer and service trusts, Canadian
Edge editor, Roger Conrad, still finds
compelling reasons to add several trusts to his portfolio. He will
share what Canadian trusts are most promising and help you
better understand how to invest in them. |
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Standard & Poor’s 2009 Global
Market Outlook
Saturday, November 8
2:15 pm – 3:15 pm
There are few names more respected in the
industry than Standard & Poor’s. The scope
of research, and resulting understanding of
the micro- and macro-economic variations is truly impressive.
Here, you’ll hear the freshest of the research direct from S&P
analysts. This discussion starting with the broader economic
and equity outlook for 2009
will move to the technical
and strategic advantages for
investors. Your plan will be
incomplete without
considering what these
market insiders have to say.
As a bonus, you’ll find out
the timeliest global power
picks—specific investments
S&P says you simply can’t
do without in 2009.
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Mark
Arbeter
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Ken
Leon |
Alexander
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Economic and Financial Markets Outlook: A
Global Macro Perspective
Market allocation is the most important decision an
investor can make. Given that the range in returns
between the best and worst performing markets can be as
wide as 75% in a calendar year, identifying undervalued
markets is critical, yet achievable. Jack Ablin, chief
investment officer of Harris Private Bank, offers
his insight into the economy and the markets.
What’s the Next Mega-Trend?
Friday, November 7
5:45 pm – 6:30 pm
Learn how to put your money on the
winning side of change from the
quintessential experts at uncovering emerging, long-term trends
that will drive the future of our economy. These advisers are not
looking for little change; they’re looking for big change as big
change creates big winners. They’ve recruited a network of over
14,000 strategically positioned professionals in today’s most
important industries to provide them with real-world, real-time
data and insight into the future performance of products,
companies, and industries well ahead of other available sources.
Discover the next big waves of growth that these gurus are riding
to big profits. From energy to
consumer electronics to
biotech, the ChangeWave
team will uncover the key
sectors of growth and give
you the names of their
favorite winning stocks
heading into 2009.
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Jon
Najarian |
Bryan
Perry |
Michael
Shulman |
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The Investors’ Roadshow: Getting to Know
Public Companies
Friday, November 7
4:45 pm – 5:30 pm
Some of them are brand names known to consumers worldwide.
Some are little-known rising stars with lots of growth potential. Some
of them are already in your portfolio. Unlike high-powered fund
managers, most individual investors never get a chance to meet the
movers and shakers of the companies they own in their portfolios.
Here’s your opportunity to change that. In this panel, senior
executives from a select group of stock market heavyweights will
answer your questions about their visions for growth and
profitability. Their responses can help you determine which
companies can provide profit-boosting returns to your portfolio. This
is your chance to see the stock market from the other side.
Profit from Meltdown Mania
Hysteria has infected the Wall Street crowd’s psyche.
The crowd is dead wrong. Homeowners are rational,
responsible, competent managers of their financial
affairs including home loans. John Dessauer,
editor, John Dessauer’s Investor’s World,
explains why the mortgage mess is not a bank killer,
and banks are in fact among your best investments. |
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