Mounting pressures and sluggish worldwide growth to limit stock gains in 2015 to mid-single digits

–  Oil’s price decline not signaling deflation (4 minute video)

–  Markets starting to price in a global slowdown (3 minute video)

–  Look for profit growth to fall to about 7% in 2015 (3 minute video)

–  Fed is playing for time before having to raise interest rates (2 minute video)

Favorable environment should keep stocks edging higher through first quarter of 2015

–  Despite corrections, stocks will grind higher in new year (3 minute video)

–  External risks are biggest risks for US stock market (5 minute video)

–  Hedge fund chief sees stocks retuning up to 10% (3minute video)

–  Leading forecasters see GDP growing above 3% next year (3 minute video)

–  Fed’s zero rate policy will eventually lead to a recession (4 minute video)

–  Falling natural gas prices driving further deflation (3 minute video)

Steady economic growth means steady stock market gains through year end

–  Fed sees improving business condition on horizon (2 minutes video)

–  All QE efforts combined did not much matter (2 minute video)

–  Float shrink continuing to drive stocks higher (3 minute video)

–  Expect GDP growth of 3% for next few quarters (3minute video)

–  Mid 2015 rate hike still seems in doubt (2 minute video)

–  Technical indicators suggest new highs by year end (2 minute video)

–  Falling oil prices good news for consumers (3 minute video)

–  Pros have mixed views on benefits of QE (3 minute video)

–  US Healthcare sector showing strong fundamentals (3 minute video)

Stock market on edge and likely to briefly sell off early in 4th quarter

–  Things are not bad at 2% annual GDP growth (3 minute video)

–  Look for stocks to correct soon with fast rebound (3 minute video)

–  Spooky October market dead ahead (7 minute video)

–  Outside of inflating stocks, Fed has done little (3 minute video)

–  European Central Bank gearing up for QE effort (3 minute video)

–  Major economies headed for major asset decline (3 minute video)

US economy moving toward expansion from recovery phase while Euro Zone in need of stimulus program

–  Building pressures likely to cause turbulence in stocks (2 minute video)

–  Bond market yields down on flight to quality (3 minute video)

–  Home price gains slowing but it’s still a seller’s market (2 minute video)

–  With markets peaking, don’t be afraid to own cash (2 minute video)

–  Sluggish Euro Zone moving toward QE easing (2 minute video)

–  Another market apocalypse in the making (2 minute video)

With Fed pulling back and inflation stirring, stocks could be in for bumpy ride during second half of 2014

–  Market likely approaching high for 2014 (3 minute video)

–  Fed has never gotten it right (3 minute video)

–  Most authorities seem unsure about the economy (2 minute video)

–  Slow growth has been good for stocks (3 minute video)

–  Housing price gains slowing sharply (3 minute video)

–  US equities are the place to be right now (3 minute video)

As stocks climb pros continue to look for 10% decline during second half of 2014

–  Tapering is now increasing risk to stocks in US (3 minute video)

–  False growth abounds everywhere (3 minute video)

–  Slow wage and GDP growth likely through 2015 (3 minute video)

–  Inflation may cause rate hike by mid 2015 (2 minute video)

–  Long time before ten year bond gets above 3% (2 minute video)

–  Emerging markets look positive longer term (2 minute video)

Expect continued slow growth and sluggish stock market through third quarter of 2014

–  Best to have modest expectations for stocks (3 minute video)

–  Expectations for faster GDP growth on shaky ground (3 minute video)

–  This is the stock market everyone loves to hate (3 minute video)

–  Still waiting for bonds to rise and stocks to sell off (3 minute video)

–  Rate rise still looking a long way off (2 minute video)

–  Wage acceleration means inflation is taking off (3 minute video)

Volatile market ahead will present many buying opportunities in 2014 for long term investors

–  Market looks reasonably good at this point (3 minute video)

–  Better economic numbers will push S&P toward 2000 (4 minute video)

–  Aging capital stock slowly accelerating capex spending (3 minute video)

–  Secular stagnation may keep rates low for years (4 minute video)

–  Probably not wise to sell this May and go away (3 minute video)

Fed money printing and improving economy will support stock gains through mid-year but second half looking risky

–  Look for new highs and second half sell off (3 minute video)

–  Financial assets will deflate when Fed stops printing (2 minute video)

–  Fed will have trouble stopping QE anytime soon (3 minute video)

–  Wage increases likely to trigger rate hike in early 2015 (4 minute video)

–  Look for first Fed rate hike in February 2015 (2minute video)

–  Nothing supporting 3% GDP growth at this point (2 minute video)

–  European deflation calls for monetary easing now (2 minute video)

–  Japanese tax increase likely to cause recession (3 minute video)

–  China massive stimulus spending unlikely (2 minute video)

–  Limited supply driving housing prices today (2 minute video)