forbes.com - 8/1/2009
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The global recession may end toward the end of 2009--instead of sooner--but the global recovery in 2010 will be anemic and well below trend as households, firms and financial institutions are constrained in their ability to borrow, lend and spend. Meanwhile, a perfect storm of the following has ...
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UpsideTrader —
... The market saw modest gains for the week, but all the indices hit new yearly highs on Thursday. Next week could be significant as far as direction goes. Newsweek said the recession is over, Kudlow said we are in a new bull market and the twits on Fox Biz this morning were all buying commercial real estate stocks, so we should be cool. Have a great weekend and enjoy the links. Roubini on what is ahead for the global economy. More from the ...
Words from the (investment) wise July 27, 2009
The Big Picture —
... ) said (via Forbes): “The global recession may end toward the end of 2009 - instead of sooner - but the global recovery in 2010 will be anemic and well below trend as households, firms and financial institutions are constrained in their ability to borrow, lend and spend. ...
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