The year ahead: space, emerging markets, energy and more

There was no shortage of surprises in 2021. While the year started off with strong optimism around vaccines and economies re-opening, it soon became apparent that new variants were emerging just as fast as vaccinations could be carried out. We also saw huge strains on supply chains and levels of inflation unseen in a generation. On top of all this, we saw a surge in energy prices towards the end of the year. Meanwhile, Chinese authorities launched a crackdown on technology firms, rattling markets. Will these trends continue over into 2022? What other surprises, positive or negative, might the year bring? To discuss year ahead, we are joined by a panel of experts who will give both their broad outlook for 2022 and explain how it relates to their own areas of expertise. Kevin Carter, Founder of EMQQ Kevin T. Carter is an internationally recognized expert on Emerging Markets + China with over two decades of work alongside long time Princeton Economist and Author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street, Dr. Burton Malkiel. Kevin is the Founder + CIO of EMQQ (The Emerging Markets Internet + Ecommerce ETF) as well as three other NYSE listed ETFs. Stacey Morris, Director of Research at Alerian Stacey Morris is the Director of Research at Alerian, which equips investors to make informed decisions about energy infrastructure and Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs). Ms. Morris was previously the Investor Relations Manager for Alon USA Energy, overseeing investor communications for the corporation and its variable distribution MLP, Alon USA Partners. Micah Walter-Range, President of Caelus Partners Micah's work is focused on creating partnerships and frameworks that support the economic development needed on Earth to ultimately build the Community in Space. In his previous role as Director of Research and Analysis at the Space Foundation, Micah led development of all research projects and publications. For professional investors only. Capital at risk.