Charles Nenners 2012 Updates

Personally, I don't find his prediction accurate. You can do a quick stock take on his calls through the past articles.

Anyway, these are his updates as of Mar 2012:

1. The cycle work points to April 19th as the target date for a peak in stock prices. Expect it to be like 2011. The economy seemed strong at the beginning of the year, and then became weak.
2. Bond market price cycle bottoms in April, and then turns back upward into September. Following that, Bond prices should turn down for many years.
3. Gold should be at a cycle low in the first week of April.

Previous articles on Charles Nenners here.

Charles Nenner 2011 updates

Remember his previous predictions of stocks falling to a major low due Christmas Eve? Christmas has since passed, and he had updated his predictions:

• S&P peak at 1480 at end Jan 2011 in best case scenario
• He will sell his position if the SPX goes below 1248, or by January 25, whichever occurs first
• Germany & US will be the equity markets of choice during 2011, while emerging markets are to be avoided 
• Stock Picks
• Bank of America - Potential target $14.70
• Baidu - Potential target $120
• ExxonMobile 
• Occidental Petroleum - Potential target another 10%

He is bearish on Aussi dollars and Yen. He is also bearish on Gold (topping around $1,440) and silver (around $31)


Past References:

1. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/09/charles-nenner-track-record.html
2. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/08/charles-nenner-updates.html
3. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/06/charles-nenner-2010-2011-investor.html

Charles Nenner Track Record

I had been following his predictions since April this year.

It does look spookingly accurate so far.

The next milestone is to see if the strong rebound in Sep will occur. It looks like it is happening currently. If it really comes, then the major low due christmas would be next!

His predictions:

1. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2011/01/charles-nenner-2011-updates.html
2. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/06/charles-nenner-2010-2011-investor.html
3. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/08/charles-nenner-updates.html

Charles Nenner Updates

So far his preditions had been pretty accurate. Check out this previous post: http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/06/charles-nenner-2010-2011-investor.html

Updates in mid July 2010:

• An intermediate high for stocks later this month (Aug 2010), followed by a late-August slide that retests recent lows
• A strong rebound into September
• After September, stocks should fall to a major low due Christmas Eve. Watch for the break of S&P below 1025
• DOWS will be around 7000 and perhaps overshoot to 5000
• The economy will not begin to recover until 2020
•  Stocks to invest in:
• Lennar (LEN)
• Toyota Motors (TM) 
• ExxonMobil (XOM)
• ConocoPhillips (COP)  
• ING (ING)
• Regions Financial (RF)
• Alcoa (AA)
• IBM (IBM)
• Best Buy (BBY)
• Reuters/Jeffries CRB Index 

Other Charles Nenner Posts:

1. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2011/01/charles-nenner-2011-updates.html
2. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/09/charles-nenner-track-record.html
3. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/06/charles-nenner-2010-2011-investor.html

Charles Nenner 2010-2011 Investor Outlook

Reference: http://fxmarketanalysis.wordpress.com/2010/04/03/charles-nenner%E2%80%99s-high-conviction-trends-trades-2010-11-investor%E2%80%99s-roadmap/

Stock's Outlook:

1. Apr 2010: Stocks peak around the third week around 1170
2. May – Jun 2010: Pullback up to 10-20%
3. Aug 2010: Recovery and final peak
4. Sep 2010 - Mid 2011: Down to around March 2009 lows
5. Mid 2011 - 2012: Recover to prior highs peaking in 2012
6. 2013: Long term downtrend for many years. ‘lost decade’ similar to that experienced by Japan. Big military conflicts in 2013.

Other Charles Nenner Posts:

1. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2011/01/charles-nenner-2011-updates.html
2. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/09/charles-nenner-track-record.html
3. http://sgretailinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/08/charles-nenner-updates.html