Our macro outlook on the US is basically constructive. With gradually improving news on the economy, continued strength in corporate cash flows, and expanding private investment, we think the growth will persist into the next few quarters. The current stage probably offers the best consistent potential for broad market gains on US equities.
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Our bias is to think that the US market index will continue to perform well. Do you have the same view?
We maintain our bullish view on the S&P 500 index.
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We maintain our bullish view on the S&P 500 index.
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We maintain our bullish view on the S&P 500 index.
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We maintain our bullish view on the S&P 500 index.
This must be one of the 'worstest first posts ever' or alternatively, 'lamest spam ever'
I kind of feel hypnotized by the impeccable fact-based numerical analysis that went into those two lines of text.
I kind of feel hypnotized by the impeccable fact-based numerical analysis that went into those two lines of text.
"Commodity forwards/futures vs. inflation swaps, that's where it's at. I'm telling you.!" - FDAXHunter
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We maintain our bullish view on the S&P 500 index.
Oohhh. I feel tempted to construct a random trade recommendation generator along the lines of this one.
"Although the code snippet makes taking over the earth look fairly easy, you don't see all the hard work going on behind the scenes." - Programming F#, Chris Smith
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We maintain our bullish view on the S&P 500 index.
No way. Looks a bit like a sine curve that is about to cycle down. Sell, now, before Monday.