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The Business Forum Journal What is going to happen in 2015?By Guy Baker
Predictions
Europe � will remain
in turmoil. High taxes, weak Euro, low oil prices and
their new QE program.
China � while
growth will continue to decline � it will still be above 6%
Japan �
rebounding from their recent recession will help global growth
Commodities �
oil, gold, silver all trending downward.
Disinflation �
no sign of inflation in 2015 unless Oil rebounds significantly
Interest Rates
� likely to see increases in mid 2015. 2-3% range
Dollar �
continues to strengthen and bring investment capital from
abroad. Guy Baker is a Fellow of The Business Forum Institute. He is the Managing Director of Wealth Teams Solutions, a family office and wealth management company. Guy has been listed among the 250 top Advisors nationwide by Worth Magazine and recognized as one of the 5 star advisors in Orange County by OC Metro. He graduated from Claremont McKenna College (BS/Economics-1967) and the University of Southern California (MBA Finance-1968). Guy holds a Master's degree in Financial Services (MSFS), a Masters in Management (MSM) and earned the Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) in 1972 and Chartered Financial Consultant in 1981. He is also a Registered Health Underwriter (RHU). Elected President of the Million Dollar Round Table, Guy traveled to over 40 countries visiting many of the MDRT's 35,000 members. He has written five books, including the business best sellers "Why People Buy and "Baker's Dozen - 13 Principles for Financial Success." The BOXTM, a discussion about the fundamentals of life insurance, has sold over 50,000 copies. In addition, he developed an MP3 business training program, called "Market Tune-up", to assist professional advisors in their quest to increase sales productivity and two popular investment books, "Investment Alchemy" and "Manage Markets Not Stocks". Visit the Authors Web Site ~ http://www.wealth-teams.com
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