what is predicto?

Predicto.net is theoretically able to predict or forecast a future event based on a consensual view of the future, by allowing people to vote on user generated predictions.

join predicto   login

latest predictions

stop the text messages to my phone and i want nothing sent to my email. you have nothing on here to get this to stop, i don't want to hear from you. not sure how i got on here but get me off. i get charged each time you send one and i don't want them i have a no call on my cell, and though you are not calling i am sure there is something i can do to get this to stop. you are wasting my money. may be i should forward all my unwanted emails for viagra to you.
It won't be as hard as some people expect but there will be a fall in the prices in the first quarter. Even as interest rates are kept on hold (correct course of action here) while people come to terms with a tougher world economic forecast.
Expecting there to be quite a serious reduction in the number of travel delays even weather related delays which are the normal problem areas for rail transport.
It will be a great year for getting out of the house and heading out of London or to the parks. The severe flooding of 2007 will be reduced to a mere trickle with the possibility of water restrictions being imposed around the end of summer.
There will be a large surge in the votes for Hillary Clinton this week as the super Tuesday democratic elections are voted. A large number of the states will throw their lot in with a tried and trusted formula of the Clinton candidacy.
There will be a large increase in the investment in the UK income funds as well as the emerging market funds. Although these two heavyweights may see some changes depending on the effect of the recession on the emerging market countries. Other funds which will show good investment will be the natural resources funds and the far east funds. The UK growth funds will be roughly on par with Global, European, Japanese and Commercial property funds. The real losers will be the High-yield bond funds, the US funds (surprised? really?), and the Fund of funds. Basically all the ones which showed the massive gains over the boom period.
The employment outlook for 2008 will look slightly worse with unemployment increasing from 4.5% up to 5% in the US. While this is not 100% certain a lot of the current employment information relies on manufacturing figures which are expected to tail off when the recession starts to bite. Auto manufacturers and high end goods will be particularly affected and this will eventually filter down into more general areas. This will unfortunately also affect the advertising markets as the manufacturing drops so will the advertising. The end result is that while there will be an increase in the general number of people looking for work there will also be a decrease in the number of companies wanting to hire people.
The market will remain steady during the first quarter but it is pretty much expected that things will continue slowing down. There will be the occasional scare story out there, but most of the time it will just be part of the general background investment noise. Overall the first quarter of 2008 will be quite interesting as it will validate quite a few theories as to the direction of the prices later in the year. Basically that we can expect a relatively moderate drop by December as the season slows down naturally. Unfortunately this is a long term trend in the property investment prediction and we can expect the rest of 2008 to be pretty much the same.
The market will slowly dip down towards the start of march and then take a slight drop down to 1.92 From there it will start rising back up lto 1.94 in March 2008 and finally up to a peak in May of 1.96 before dropping down again.
< PREVIOUS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7   ...   10 11 NEXT >