| Forecasts for 2008 book [SOLD OUT] |
| Written by Raymond Merriman | |
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And of course: the all-important Critical Reversal Dates. Many of the critical reversal dates given for various markets have been impressive. As of early August, 7 of the 9 reversal dates in T-Notes have coincided with cycle reversals within only two trading days or less, including the yearly high of March 5 and low of June 13. All nine of the reversal dates given for the stock market have resulted in tradable turns in the S&P futures within only one trading day. The currencies witnessed 9 of 10 reversal dates coinciding with turns in the either the Swiss Franc or Euro, most within just 1 day or exactly on the date given. The grains were very impressive with accurate dates given in 7 of the 8 instances. The yearly highs and lows were all nearby to these dates. And finally Crude Oil. The yearly low was on January 18. The first reversal date given in the Forecast Book for Crude Oil was January 19. In fact, 8 of the 9 dates given for reversals in the crude oil market were within one trading day of actual reversals in price. This type of market timing information is invaluable to short-term traders! The cost of this year's book will remain at $45.00. Also available in German translation at $64.00. Two notes: the book is always written in October and November, and always mailed out when received back from the printer, which is always around December 15. Most of you will receive it between December 16-22. SOLD OUT ! |
MMA's annual Forecasts Book, written by Raymond A. Merriman since 1976, is one of the most unique, affordable, and accurate glimpses into the coming year. Utilizing the study of cycles and geocosmic factors, this annual Forecasts book outlines forthcoming trends pertaining to political, economic, and financial markets throughout the world. Although 2007 is only approximately 75% over, many of the Forecast outlined in this book have already come to pass, including: 1) real estate bubble ending; 2) disruption in travel plans throughout 2007 (think passport problems and cancelled flights); 3) lack of bi-partisan support from Congress for President’s military efforts and tax policies; 4) President’s lack of cooperation with Congress and the subsequent increase in investigations into his past decisions; 5) President’s efforts to increase military activity in Iraq, not decrease, despite special reports advising to the contrary; 6) President’s insistence that real progress is being made Iraq, despite debatable reports to the contrary; 7 )the economy is not collapsing in 2007; 8) higher Euro currency prices – at least test of its all-time high, before September 2007; 9) Soybeans bullish in 2007, possibly exceeding 900; 10) Crude Oil due to bottom early in year and soar to new all-time highs by 2008..
