Prediction

Thermal pollution time again: Steve’s 1999 predictions for the economy and his market outlook, including a look back at last year’s forecasts.

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Each February, this publication, sometimes with help from our readers, constructs a series of "Fearless Forecasts".

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Each February, this publication, with help from our readers, constructs a series of "Fearless Forecasts".

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Leuthold "Polling the Pros" reveals that the consensus looks for a correction on a three month basis. One year poll has more balanced outlook.

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Whenever we have a significant number of investment professionals gathered together, we ask their stock market opinion via ballot, subsequently reporting the results in this publication.

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1994 Predictions: Stock market ultimately down, interest rates up, economy quite strong, inflation ticks up, budget deficit down, the dollar mixed, and an AFL team will win the Super Bowl.

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In September, a poll was taken at the FIM East Conference luncheon where Steve was speaking. This is the first poll The Leuthold Group has taken since June.

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Each year, along about this time, this publication (with help from our readers) makes a series of "Fearless Forecasts".

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In early 1991, a continuing survey of client stock market attitudes was initiated (41 polls have been taken to date).

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In May, polls were taken among our clients in New York and at the Market Technicians Association’s Annual Seminar in Naples, Florida. The results were quite different.

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Recognizing the obvious client interest in the market views of other professionals, we are initiating “Polling the Pros”. Whenever we have a significant number of investment professionals gathered together, we will ask their stock market opinion via a ballot. So now when you ask us what Leuthold clients think of the market we will no longer have to wing it.

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This publication often employs a question and answer format, providing answers to the questions being asked most frequently by institutional clients.

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This issue includes some New Year's traditions. First, our economic and market outlook for the New Year.

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Another New Year has arrived.

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Each year, along about February, this publication makes a series of "Fearless Forecasts". Readers should not confuse these forecasts with the more traditional economic and market predictions that appeared in last month's issue. Still, in the past, the "Fearless Forecasts" have, at times, been closer to the mark than the conventional predictions.

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  In this business, it is often best to conveniently forget what was said in the past.

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Another New Year has arrived. Again tradition must be honored. Blacked-eyed peas have been consumed.

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