Exclusive Saxo VIP Event with John J. Hardy: Outlook Q1 2026
We are delighted to invite you to an exclusive evening designed for our valued clients hosted at the prestigious Hotel Carlo IV in Prague.
This special event will feature a thought-provoking keynote by John J. Hardy, Global Head of Macro Strategy at Saxo Bank, who will share his expert insights on the forces shaping the global investment landscape.
Registration: The number of spots is limited. Please confirm your attendance and register as soon as possible. You are also welcome to invite one person who is interested in insights into markets, trading, and investing.
Key Themes:
- Outlook Q1 2026: Risk, Resilience & the Road Ahead
- Investing at the Edge: Is this the most dangerous market of all time?
- How to navigate the new global order
- From AI to Inequality: Investing in a World Turned Upside Down. Are we in an AI bubble?
- Beyond the Bubble: Wealth, Power & the Future of Markets
- The implications of inequality: are asset values may need to decline relative to incomes?
- Outrageous Predictions for 2026
We’ll also touch on key themes including: The Magnificent 7, AI boom vs. bubble, gold & silver, Stock markets, geopolitics, FX, inflation and many more.
Program:
18:00 - 18:15
Welcome Drink & Reception
18:15 - 18:30
Welcome Speech - Stefan Vegh, CEO CEE region, Saxo Bank
18:30 - 20:00
Q1 Outlook 2026: Risk, Resilience & the Road Ahead - John J. Hardy, CFA, Global Head of Macro Strategy
This session will include an interactive Q&A Session, offering the opportunity to engage directly with the speaker and gain valuable insights into potential upcoming opportunities and challenges.
20:00 - 22:00
Served Dinner and Networking
Speakers
Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy, CFA, has been with Saxo since 2002, most of that time as Head of FX Strategy. A native of Houston, Texas, and graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, John focuses chiefly on the thematic narratives that are driving financial markets on timeframes from day-to-day to a few months ahead, even as he is aware of the grand sweep of market history from recent decades to past millennia. John has appeared in the major financial television and print media and is sought out for his often pointed and out of consensus views on how currency, interest rate and other markets will shape up, particularly when the market narrative is getting ahead of itself or is at risk of a surprise.