Sentence examples for predicting the market from inspiring English sources

Huh? Predicting the market is always tough.

In 1987, a little-known strategist named Elaine Garzarelli found herself a newly minted celebrity after predicting the market would crash just days before Black Monday.

A decline so startling might suggest that predicting the market by watching American election patterns is not a practice to, er, put a lot of stock in.

Releasing the annual forecasts, Savill's UK head of residential research, Lucian Cook, said the referendum decision had made predicting the market more challenging than ever.

Despite this and other research clearly showing how bad these newsletters are at predicting the market, some investors still gravitate to them.

Despite his success at predicting the market last year, Mr. Wien isn't putting a number on the S.& P. 500 this year, but his expectations are modest.

If Wien was spectacularly wrong in his politics–see the predictions about Hussein, Greenspan and Sen. Clinton he makes his living predicting the markets.

In fact, almost all the unfortunate souls that make their living predicting the markets got 2012 wrong.

He's the author of several bestselling books, including What Works on Wall Street (1996) and Predicting the Markets of Tomorrow (2006).

"No one can predict the market, short run," Mr. Siegel said.

Black-box firms use computer models to predict the market.