Changing landscape in 2013: how to benefit from emerging trends
|January is the usual time of the Year for prognosticators to give their forecasts for the year and the trades they like. Traders however know that in general these forecasts are not worth the paper they are written on or the words that are said articulating them. The market just moves to quickly. But as we enter 2013 changes are afoot in the investment landscape which will impact on how you trade, the correlations between currencies and assets and the overall outlook for your equity account in the next year. Greg McKenna will look at some of these changes and try to figure out what they mean and how we can make some money in the months ahead
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