ProForecasts Weekly – Public 2Jan2012: US/EU Mkts DN 5%+ in January!

Jan 3, 2012 by

ProForecasts Weekly – Public  2Jan2012

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DJIA(12,217)/SP500(1257):  US stock market will have a 5%+ correction DN in January to about 11,700/1200 or lower, respectfully.  The US stock market will drop DN to about 9000/930, respectfully, in 2012, then slowly crawl UP to 10,000 by end of year.

Gold(1580)/Silver(28.15)/Copper(3.48):  Metals will go UP 10%, with typical volatility in Silver, in January/February to about 1700/30/3.80 or higher, respectfully.  Metals will go UP, 20%+ for Gold, 30%+ for Silver and 25%+ for Copper or higher in 2012.

FTSE(5572):  UK stock market will have a 4%+ correction DN in January to about 5350 or lower.
DAX(6075):  German’s stock market will have a 3%+ correction DN in January to about 5895 or lower.
Serious talk of the beginning of a two-tier EU will be brought up to consider how it could be structured.  FTSE and DAX will drop DN about 25% in 2012 and then slowly at first, soon quicker than US, UP 15% by end of year.

NIKKEI(8455):  Japan’s stock will have a 5%+ correction in January to about 8035 or lower.  Japan’s stock market will be rather dead and parallel the US stock market mostly in 2012.

Shanghai-China(2199):  While China’s stock market may take a quick dip from the Western markets 4%-5%+ correction in January, it will maintain it’s current range FLAT and even go slightly UP to above 2200.  I do not forecast a hard correction, bubble-burst, as has been speculated by many.  I forecast they will manage a slow tightening fairly well.  China’s stock market will remain relatively stable for 2012 and be UP 10% by end of year.

Sensex-India(15,804):  While India’s stock market may take a quick dip from the Western markets 4%-5% correction in January, it will maintain it’s current range FLAT.  The India stock market will be relatively FLAT.  India’s stock market will be sluggish and stuck at times but end UP 5% by end of year.

Bovespa-Brazil(57,829):  While Brazil’s stock market may take a quick dip from the Western markets 4%-5% correction in January, it will maintain it’s current range FLAT and start to go UP nicely to about 58,000 or higher.  Brazil will be one of the best stock markets and economies in 2012 and end UP 20% by end of year.

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Model Portfolios:  KISS:  41.1%, ACTive:  83.2%, AGGressive:  101.5%!
By Investment:  Futures:  147.3%, Options:  131.7%, Metals:  98.2%,
Stock-Plays:  70.7%, ETFs:  21.7%, Stocks:  11.8%!
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KISS:  131.5% (3.4X SP500), ACTive: 173.6% (4.5X SP500), AGGressive: 191.9% (5X SP500)!

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