Weekly Roundup From Special Offers:
The Financial Brain TrustDavid Skarica: Dollar Isn’t Really Strong, Euro Has Just Been Weak 
In recent weeks, as well as in the rally of 2010, many people were talking about the supposed strength of the U.S. dollar. However, the index that experts use to track the dollar (the U.S. Dollar Index, or DXY) is very, very flawed . . . get the full story, click here.Bill Spetrino: Some Experts Long on Convention, Short on Wisdom 
When seeking out safe, high-yielding investments, make sure the people you listen to have a proven track record as a real investor. Don’t listen to some media pundit trying to make a name for themselves by criticizing the greatest investor ever . . . get the full story, click here.David Frazier: Focus on Future When Allocating Your Investments 
Many investors often pay more attention to economic and geopolitical developments that happened in the past, and to factors that tend to minimally impact the future direction of various asset classes (i.e. stocks, bonds, commodities), instead of focusing on factors and developments that tend to determine the future direction of stocks, bonds, and other financial market assets . . . get the full story, click here.Sean Hyman: US Dollar Watches Swiss Franc’s High-Wire Act 
Ever since the global financial crisis began, the Swiss franc has been heading higher overall. But I predict for 2011 that the Swiss franc will finally back off of its all-time highs and retreat . . . get the full story, click here.Ashish Advani: Rising Inflation Is Biggest Threat for Asia, US 
LThe year 2011 has started almost on an even keel. After days of decline, the U. S. stock markets are gingerly moving forward with positive results from Alcoa for the year end. But the challenge remains: Is this calm real or a calm before the storm? Will be see a sustained recovery in the United States in 2011? . . . get the full story, click here.
Saturday, 15 January 2011
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