THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO 2010 INVESTMENT PREDICTIONS AND OUTLOOKS

We’ve compiled many of the very best outlooks from various analysts, gurus, hedge funds and investors.   We hope you find the list helpful in mapping your successful 2010:

Wall Street Banks

Hedge Funds & Investment Gurus

Actionable Ideas, Alternative Assets & Potential Potholes

The Outlook Abroad

Cullen Roche

Mr. Roche is the Founder of Orcam Financial Group, LLC. Orcam is a financial services firm offering research, private advisory, institutional consulting and educational services.

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26 Comments

  1. Jerry Kramer says:

    What a great post !!!! Thanks so much, Jerry

  2. BleakoEcobamics says:

    WOW. Well this will definitely give me something to to this weekend. Thanks TPC. Your site rules.

  3. Paul says:

    This is the ultimate site for goodies! Happy New Year and thank you!

  4. Naa says:

    Thanks TPC!

    Wishing you and your family a very happy new year…

  5. Ken says:

    WOW!…..Bet this took you some work…..Thanks so much…..I will save to favorites so I can bring it up from time to time…..and will be especially fun to look at experts picks one year from now….great job….

  6. TSF says:

    Great post! Thank you, TPC and happy new year !

  7. bluebare says:

    Awesome research. Thanks from me, too.

  8. TPC says:

    Thanks everyone. I hope this helps us all navigate the markets. I look forward to good discussions in 2010.

  9. mr x says:

    How about posting the real documents you shitbag

    • TPC says:

      Well you’re welcome! I am sure you have access to all of these research firms on your own! I have rewarded your grateful attitude by rerouting your ip address to the Goldman Sachs website. You can use your log-in to access this research there. Good luck to you in 2010!

    • Liam says:

      That’s called plagiarism you shitbag. TPC did us all a huge favor by summarizing.

  10. iPhoneKönig says:

    Thanks for the great posting – and happy new year to you all :)

  11. Forex Trader says:

    Now, this is what I call a list. Thanks!

    However, it is worth reading more than 5 of theses?

    These articles are typically broad opinions of what people are talking about already (with no value added). I say just read Goldman’s and take it from there.

  12. Michael says:

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  13. Bruce says:

    Thank you for a very useful resource. Any people out there interested in Thailand may find my just-released book of some interest … Your Investment Guide to Thailand by Silkworm Books (further details at the URL provided). Cheers

  14. Fx beginner says:

    Woh! Thanks for the information and resources.

    Thanks again and all the best in 2010!

  15. Yasar Erdinc says:

    What a great study. Thank you so much and happy new year. I was wondering if you have 2009 and 2008 outlook or earlier years. I am doing a research and it would be great.

  16. maverick says:

    simply awesome.

  17. marshall hammersley says:

    interesting . Thanks

  18. Anonymous says:

    What a bunch of lame comments. No analysis. No response to suggestions. No perspective, interesting criticism, did you all come from the same classroom? And fail?

  19. Help says:

    How should one go about reading these, doing some analysis and forming an investment view

  20. Ja – a bloody good link.

    I get the sense that 2010 is likely to be a watershed year for investment markets unless there are some sustainable changes in the unemployment outlook. Alternatively there has to be a shift in the economy toward smaller, more entrepreneurial businesses again.

  21. DOW/SP500 daily charts continue to show signs of being overbought.
    But the weekly chart is bullish/neutral – ie a moderate uptrend.

    Keep in mind that trends with longer time frames have more influence over trends with smaller time frames.

    The bear market rally from March 2009 will not end until the weekly chart turns down.

    The very choppy USD Index daily chart is now bearish but it’s weekly chart continues to give bullish warnings.

    http://www.zerohedge.com/forum/market-outlook-0

  22. Marian says:

    BIG thanks for this.

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