Dawn of the Decade: Manage Your Risk in 2010

By Minyanville Staff Dec 31, 2009 8:15 am

Jeff Saut on managing the downside in a bumpy year ahead.



So long 2009. It’s been a wild year, but now everyone’s attention is on the future.

Minyanville sat down with 15 of our professors to get their take on what to expect in 2010. What will be the dominant themes for the year? Which companies or sectors could be hot? Where is the dollar headed? Will gold’s run ever stop?

Check out Minyanville’s Dawn of the Decade page for answers to all this and more.

Featured Interview: Jeff Saut

Jeff Saut is the Chief Investment Strategist for Raymond James.

We asked Jeff why he believes the first half of next year could be strong, but could face headwinds in the second half. Jeff also offers some specific insight on where he thinks Microsoft (MSFT) and Intel (INTC) are headed.

In addition, Jeff makes a case for why managing risk could be the single most important move an investor can make in 2010.

Click the image below to watch the video.

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