TodaysFinancialNews.com Broadcasts Exclusive 2008 Market Forecast Video, Featuring Bestselling Author Bill Bonner
Financial bestseller author Bill Bonner ("Financial Reckoning Day", "Empire of Debt", "Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets") provides an in-depth outlook for TodaysFinancialNews.com, a leading independent producer of financial news and investment-related research videos geared to private investors.
Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) August 7, 2007 -- TodaysFinancialNews.com (TFN), a leading multi-media producer of independent financial news and investment research for private investors, has released its free "Global Outlook 2008" video.
The show features financial bestseller author Bill Bonner ("Financial Reckoning Day", "Empire of Debt", "Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets"), who analyzes the causes of current market volatility, its effects on global economies, and provides his perspective on how current trends will affect the financial market in 2008.
"Given recent volatility, investors and traders aren't sure which direction to take with their portfolios," says TFN Producer Krista Das. "We try to provide investors with an independent, more rounded picture than what the established financial media provide."
"We think you should be prepared for a recession next year. When people have less money, typically, they spend less money; the economy contracts. (…) Not a pretty picture. But is this a bad thing? Not the way we look at it. A correction is way overdue. Better late than never," says Bill Bonner, chairman of the international media conglomerate Agora, Inc. and author of numerous financial bestsellers.
The video program -- available free at http://www.todaysfinancialnews.com/videos/?channelID=4&showID=441 -- is titled "Global Outlook for 2008".
TFN started independent production and broadcasting of financial online video shows in September of 2006. TFN now broadcasts 7-10 video segments a week. All video programs are available without charge for interested viewers and visitors of www.todaysfinancialnews.com and are free for syndication.
"We believe that financial researchers, analysts and editors need to put their faces with their analysis. In the financial newsletter industry, people work with pseudonyms and hide behind the presumed safety of the printed word," says TFN president J. Christoph Amberger. "Presenting your opinions and recommendations face to face with an critical Internet audience requires that your integrity has to be stronger than the hype the marketers create."
TodaysFinancialNews.com (www.todaysfinancialnews.com) is an online information network portal based in Baltimore, MD that provides independently researched investment and financial information for individual investors. It is published by the TodaysFinancialNews.com LLC and based in historic downtown Baltimore.
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