Are you bullish or bearish on stocks for 2017? The author of today’s article argues that this binary approach to market forecasting is not sufficient – and lays out several guidelines for investors to use when making market forecasts (or when assessing the market forecasts of others). One such guideline? Don’t think in simple binary terms, but rather “have 15 or 20 possible outcomes with different levels of uncertainty for each.” For more tips on how to become a better – and more profitable – market forecaster, CLICK HERE.