S&P Capital IQ Equity Research Group Announces Q4 2011 Webinar: "A Look Ahead to the Equity Markets in 2012"
S&P Capital IQ's senior equity investment strategists and an ETF analyst will give their outlooks for global economies and equity markets, as well as their recommendations for positioning portfolios for the coming year. This webinar will be held on December 8, 2011 @ 11:00 am EST.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- After the volatile equity markets in 2011, how can financial advisors and investors position their portfolios for 2012? S&P Capital IQ's senior equity investment strategists and an ETF analyst will discuss this question and others listed below in this complimentary webinar.
- Will the deceleration of S&P 500 earnings per share growth quicken in the year ahead?
- Will a split Congress continue to gridlock attempts to stimulate a half-speed recovery?
- Is the bull market in stocks still alive?
- Will gold continue to shine in 2012?
- Will European sovereign debt fears continue to fuel international equity underperformance in 2012?
- What is the outlook for China's economy and market in 2012?
- What are some of the top-ranked ETFs that have exposure to the sectors that S&P Capital IQ Equity Research favors?
- What factors should investors consider when deciding among a collection of ETFs with a similar investment focus?
WHAT: Hosted by Sam Stovall, Chief Equity Strategist for S&P Capital IQ, this webinar will offer listeners actionable investment intelligence based on S&P Capital IQ's insights.
Questions will be taken from webinar participants after a brief presentation by each panelist.
WHO: S&P Capital IQ's equity strategists and an ETF analyst participating in the webinar are:
- Sam Stovall, Chief Equity Strategist, S&P Capital IQ
- Alec Young, Global Equity Strategist, S&P Capital IQ
- Mark Arbeter, Chief Technical Strategist, S&P Capital IQ
- Tom Graves, ETF Analyst, S&P Capital IQ
WHY: Investors, advisors and financial media can gain access to the financial market intelligence of S&P Capital IQ one of the world's largest producers of independent equity research. S&P Capital IQ delivers these insights everyday through products, such as The Outlook and MarketScope Advisor. These offerings draw from S&P Capital IQ data, knowledge and research from its equity analysts, proprietary STARS coverage and Stock Reports.
WHEN: Thursday, December 8, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. EST, for 90 minutes.
Event Details: Click on the following link http://ow.ly/7wM2y to register for the event. One hour of CFP continuing education credit is available for this event. (If you experience any difficulty while registering for this event, please contact Marc Eiger at 212-438-1280, or via e-mail to [email protected].)
About S&P Capital IQ
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Marc Eiger, Communications, Tel.: 212-438-1280
[email protected]
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