We see greater upside on the S&P 500 index. Do you have the same view?
We continue to favor being overweight the US stock market.
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zodosuha
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We continue to favor being overweight the US stock market.
The past several months have been dominated by the stabilization in the US economic cycle and reduction in system risk. While the market has been steadily upgrading its view of the US's domestic recoveries, we doubt that this process is done. We believe that the upcoming macro news - decent activity data and benign inflation - is likely to provide a further boost to the US market index.
We see greater upside on the S&P 500 index. Do you have the same view?
We see greater upside on the S&P 500 index. Do you have the same view?
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RicG
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I see that the SPAMMER took down the commercial website link that he/she had posted at the bottom of that original post.
Also, my post that pointed this out is also missing now. What the #$*()!!!! Obviously Dillinger saw my post calling out the SPAMMER.
Also, my post that pointed this out is also missing now. What the #$*()!!!! Obviously Dillinger saw my post calling out the SPAMMER.
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