The two worst markets over the next 10 years are going to be the U.S. and Japan,

Trend toward short-term investments short sighted
analyst: Investors now keep stocks an average of 11 months
Ray Turchansky, Freelance
Published: Saturday, January 27, 2007

"Opinions presented at this week's Edmonton Charted Financial Analysts Society Forecast Dinner as to where economies and stock markets are headed were literally all over the map."

"The New Yorker said housing woes will torpedo the U.S. and hurt lumber in Canada, while a world wheat shortage could lead to a global recession."

"Nisbet said that the best investment returns during the next few years will come from emerging-market resource-based countries, with the caveat that "global warming is dead serious" and that 15 years from now alternative-energy companies will be the best performers." Full Article.