The Most Important Investment Indicator for 2014
Date Posted: December 31, 2013
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CNBC’s Closing Bell welcomes Frank Holmes to share his investment ideas for the new year. Frank says the global Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) is the most important indicator for investors looking into 2014. The PMI readings show early signs of economic strength and well being for the manufacturing sector.
- Learn how to shift your investment strategy using global PMI numbers.
- Frank Holmes tells Forbes’ readers to “follow the money.” Read the interview.
- As we wrap up 2013, take a look back at the year of the bull.
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