An Economic Crystal Ball?
Predicting the future relatively accurately need not be very
difficult at all, provided one has a complete grasp of the facts
involved as well as proper understanding of cause and effect. Do
you doubt the accuracy of that statement? Let me make a
prediction for you then...
I predict that the monthly temperature in January, 2009, in
Chicago will average at least 40 degrees lower than the monthly
temperature in Chicago during August, 2008.
That is an easy prediction to agree with. Most people are
aware that Chicago is in the northern hemisphere and struggling
through the depths of winter in January, whereas during August,
Chicago is basking in the warmth of summer. Most people are also
aware that the change in the tilting of the Earth causes the
seasons and that these seasons experience vastly different
weather depending upon proximity to the equator.
Reasonably accurate future predictions are not that
difficult to make provided you have accurate facts to base your
prediction upon as well as a solid understanding of the system
within which your predictions fall.
Predicting Future Economic Conditions
With that being said, the problem for most people is
obtaining accurate facts as well as an understanding of the
economic system. Unfortunately, the U.S. Government doesn't
provide an abundance of accurate economic facts. Couple that
with the fact that the economy is an extremely complex system
made up of literally billions and billions of individual
transactions. It does take a good understanding of macroeconomic
cause and effect in order to be able to forecast future
financial events with a reliable degree of accuracy.
But it can be done, and is being done by those who have
trained themselves with the appropriate skill set. On these
pages will be forecasts of economic future events, naked for the
world to see, time-stamped by Google bots to ensure against
deception by hindsight.
Provided with constant up-to-the-minute economic statistics,
combined with a solid grasp of economic cause and effect, we
strive to provide reliable economic forecasts for middle class
America to benefit from. And though this website is new, the
personal record of the owners forecasts are really quite
impressive.
Listed below are some current forecasts.
10 Predictions for
Fall/Winter 2008
Amero: Fact or Fantasy?
Long Range Predictions
Gas Prices To Reach
$6.00/gallon In 2009
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