what are some new year trends?

MNSL answered 11 months ago …

Time to time, we will see all types of trends such as bullish trend, bearish trend and side way trends in 2009. Those who can identify correct stocks, sectors, instruments will have above average returns in 2009.

First time in investment history less popular, underinvested sector will outperform market in 2009. There are plenty of quality stocks in this sector available globally now. Not only will this sector outperform market in 2009 but also in the next two decades. There will be more demand than supply for these products in the next two decades.

Some beating down stocks and sectors with good fundamentals will appreciate gradually.
Strong banks, some regional banks will appreciate gradually. Companies with less competition, with local demand will also will benefit in 2009.

Some Stocks, commodities, assets, ETFS has come down by more than 70% now. . These assets will go down further. Some outstanding next rotating sectors, neglected sectors will appreciate dramatically.

I the meantime some derivative traders, hedge funds will try to push up prices of some commodities stocks and ETFS during first half of 2009. This is will be idle time to dispose commodities, assets, effs and stocks with poor fundamentals.

Some experts predict following:

2009 Will Be a Small-Cap Stock World After All. Small cap stocks should shine.
Bull market in deeply out of favour things
Bull market in nickel and cotton
Development of capital markets and capital market instruments in many emerging markets will continue at a rapid pace
The spread of financial derivatives will continue
There will be a significant enough rebound
There is a 60 percent to 70 percent chance we could see a significant rise in short-term interest rates in the United States
Equity holdings are going to be more broadly diversified
The trend toward corporate restructuring is going to continue
It is possible we could see a rise in the demand for private capital this year
The economy will slow down and that the Fed will raise interest rates much later than most people thinks
Stay away from nondurable stocks like drugs and tobacco