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    Quote Originally Posted by rpcas View Post
    How will it affect the stock market though? That is the real question. Remember what happens on Wall Street doesn't always resemble what happens on Main Street - and as i pointed out, companies on the DJIA now source over half their revenue internationally in a growing global market....
    Some ammunition for the S&P500 Permabears

    http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2010/01...-spx-crb-gold/

    Sometimes it helps to look at indexes from different perspectives to form a complete picture.
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    We still havent closed the Lehman gap...

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    Quote Originally Posted by belgarion View Post
    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...0619582&pnum=0

    Seems Alan is bullish on the US economy. I tend to agree with him.
    Do you know him?

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    The US could well be the the surprise this year.
    “If you're worried about falling off the bike, you’d never get on.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Footsie View Post
    The US could well be the the surprise this year.
    How so? Please enlighten us.
    Having got ourselves into a debt-induced economic crisis, the only permanent way out is to reduce the debt – either directly by abolishing large slabs of it, or indirectly by inflating it away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Footsie View Post
    The US could well be the the surprise this year.

    No doubt tje US could surprise this year ... the world economies are starting to turn and the US a bit of a laggard

    However as the chart below shows the markets (as usual) are well ahead of the play ..... and any sustained economic recovery from this point on might not mean bumper times on the worlds equity markets

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    Hi folks,

    ..... expecting the European mess to continue throughout
    2010, with some particularly nasty stuff, around:

    ... 03082010
    ... 10082010 (currencies ... UK???)
    ... 13-31082010 (a very critical period for Europe)
    ... September 2010 ..... 24-27092010
    and October ... more negative news, about 04102010 ...

    .... and, if you think it is over in USA ... just wait,
    until December 2010 and again, in March-April 2011 .....
    some seriously negative stuff expected, during those
    periods, unfortunately ..... (:

    have a great day

    paul



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