The Inflation Mega-Trend Ebook, Economic and Financial Market Forecasts For 2010 and Beyond

Stock-Markets / Financial Markets 2010 Feb 09, 2010 - 05:36 AM GMT

Best Financial Markets Analysis Article The NEW FREE Inflation Mega-Trend ebook presents in-depth analysis and and precise concluding forecasts for the key economic indicators of inflation, interest rates and economic growth which have been applied to a range of financial markets and investment trends that further conclude towards precise forecasts.

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The following list of contents includes a sample of the precise forecast trends contained within the 100 page ebook.

Introduction
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Chapter 1 - UK Inflation
Inflation Forecast 2009
The Inflation Mega-trend
UK Retail Sales Signal Election Consumer Boom
M4 Money Supply Adjusted for the Velocity of Money
UK Unemployment
Debt Fuelled Economic Recovery
Debt and Liabilities
UK Interest Rate Being Kept Artificially Low For Bank Profiteering
UK House Prices Continue 2010 Debt Fuelled Election Bounce
UK Producer Prices
Stocks Bull Market Signaling Strong Economy
British Pound to Wobble Lower During 2010
Conclusion and UK CPI Inflation Forecast 2010
U.S. Inflation Forecast

Chapter 2 - UK Economy
UK GDP Forecast 2009 - Britain's Great Depression
Labour's 10 Year Economic Boom Bust
Stock Market the Key Indicator of Economic Strength of 2009
Budget Deficit Cutting Solutions to Britain's Debt Crisis
Bank of England Quantitative Easing Smoke and Mirrors Dangerous Game
China Leads the Way for Strong Global Growth
UK GDP Growth Forecast Conclusion
Mainstream UK Growth Forecasts

Chapter 3 - UK Interest Rates
UK Interest Rates Forecast 2009 Recap
Inflation and Economy Implications for Interest Rates
LIBOR / Base Interest Rate Spread Analysis
Banks Profiteering From Artificial Banking System
Do UK Interest Rates Lead or Lag CPI Inflation?
UK interest Rates and M4 Money Supply Relationship
UK Interest Rates and GDP Growth Trend Relationship
UK Quantitative Easing Money Printing to Hit £275 Billion 2010
Improving UK Mortgage Lending Feeding the House Prices Bounce
British Pound Trends and Interest Rates
UK, U.S. and Euro Interest Rate Trends Analysis
UK Interest Rate Forecast 2010 - 2011 Conclusion
Press and Economic Organisation Interest Rate Expectations
Overall Conclusion - Opportunities From Crisis

Chapter 4 - Financial and Investment Implications
Agricultural Commodities Mega-trend
Population Growth
Global Warming Mega-trend
Agricultural Commodity Trends
Borrowers & Savers
British Pound
U.S. Dollar Bull Market
British Pound Trend Forecast
Emerging Markets Investing Mega-trend
China
India
Russia, Brazil, Others
Gold Analysis and Forecast
Gold Trend in Sterling
GLD and SLV ETF's
Natural Gas Mega-trend
Natural Gas in Dollars & Sterling
Natural Gas - Crude Oil Relationship
UNG ETF Performance Relative to the Natural Gas Price
Oil Price Inflationary Mega-Trend
Peak Oil
Crude Oil Technical's and Forecast
Stocks Stealth Bull Market
2009 The Year of the Stocks Stealth Bull Market
Economic Forecasts Applied to the Stock Market
Stock Market Mega-Inflationary Trend
Market Manipulation
Stock Market Crash Again?
Technical Analysis
Stock Market 2010 Trend Forecast Conclusion
Stocks and Sectors Investing
Dividends Investment Strategy
Metals and Mining Sector
Oil and Gas Sector
Technology Sector
Utilities Sector
Disclaimer of Holdings
UK General Election 2010
UK Housing Bear Market Election Bounce

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By Nadeem Walayat

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Nadeem Walayat has over 20 years experience of trading derivatives, portfolio management and analysing the financial markets, including one of few who both anticipated and Beat the 1987 Crash. Nadeem's forward looking analysis specialises on UK inflation, economy, interest rates and the housing market . Nadeem is the Editor of The Market Oracle, a FREE Daily Financial Markets Analysis & Forecasting online publication. We present in-depth analysis from over 500 experienced analysts on a range of views of the probable direction of the financial markets. Thus enabling our readers to arrive at an informed opinion on future market direction. http://www.marketoracle.co.uk

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Arvind 15 Feb 10, 23:09	Not Rec Ebook Sir i have not rec email of ebook mega infaltion trend , kindly send me asap wating to hear from asap arvind
Nadeem_Walayat 16 Feb 10, 02:01	inflation ebook Hi the ebook email is being sent out in order of registration, the whole mailing list is due to be fully served by the 18th of Feb. If you or anyone else has not recieved it by late Thursday then, post a comment or email me and I will send one out manually at that time. Best NW
Alan 17 Feb 10, 06:29	20% sell orders Hi Nadeem - great work as always. You've been really accurate over the last year. Could you please clarify one point in your book. You say to "set a SELL order at 20% from the high on the price chart". Do you mean to set a SELL order 20% below the previous peak?
Helmut Scholtz 18 Feb 10, 12:05	inflation ebook Sir I cannot open the ebook Thank you Friendly Greetings Helmut Scholtz
Helmut Scholtz 18 Feb 10, 12:27	DEFLATION Hallo Sir, Excuse me, but it was not possible to download this ebook. Could you please help me?
Nadeem_Walayat 18 Feb 10, 15:34	Inflation ebook download Hi Helmut So far 15k copies have been downloaded, and the main problem is the users either don't have have adobe reader or an old version. You need Adobe reader v7 or higher. Can be downloaded here FREE - http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/ Best. NW
Jas Singh 22 Feb 10, 16:01	Page 47 - Eurozone & WW3 Nadeem Page 47 you stated the primary purpose of the Eurozone and Euro currency is to avoid WW3 by keeping Germany firmly locked into the EU, and economic and financial considerations are secondary? I do not understand how to this day Germany still represents a threat to her European neighbors? Regards J S
Nadeem_Walayat 22 Feb 10, 18:55	European Union and Germany No world war from europe in 65 years, its working ! The reason its not a threat is BECAUSE of the European Union as manifested by all of the mechanisms over the decades that have helped solidify it. Therefore no matter how bad things get economically, it will not breakup as apparantly many think may happen, as without an EU the risk of ww3 eminating from the borders of Germany becomes a high risk whereas today as you rightly assume the risk is just not there. NW
Jas Singh 23 Feb 10, 14:05	European Union and Germany Nadeem That is a very valid point. What do you make of Jim Rogers expectations that the Eurozone will fall apart within the next ten years? I was interested to hear your views regarding banks, who, ultimately wish to turn everyone, including governments into debt slaves. Do you think the creation of the EU is simply a product of the banking elites (illuminati?) to bring facism to the european states, a stepping stone for a world government? After all, it is evident that western banking institutions had funded both sides of the war in WW1 & WW2? Always appreciate your views. JS
Dimitry 22 Apr 10, 17:04	Ebook Dear Nadeem, Can you please email me copy of yr book. Many thanks

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The Inflation Mega-Trend Ebook, Economic and Financial Market Forecasts For 2010 and Beyond

Chapter 1 - UK Inflation

Chapter 2 - UK Economy

Chapter 3 - UK Interest Rates

Chapter 4 - Financial and Investment Implications

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