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Stocks undervalued but “the best house in a bad neighborhood”
We had an opportunity June 28 to listen to Dennis Stattman, senior portfolio manager of the Blackrock Global Allocation Fund, discuss global investment conditions. His quarterly market assessment is interesting because he and his team of analysts manage a go-anywhere … Continue reading
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Stocks Don’t Follow the Economy’s Lead
Perhaps more than at any other time, global economic conditions are influencing outlook from investment professionals willing to offer a forecast of the market direction. Economic data reveals significant headwinds that will likely limit Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth and … Continue reading
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Tagged blackrock, bob doll, brandywine, direction, earnings, economy, forecast, friess, GDP, gross domestic product, growth, market, outlook, returns, stock market, stocks
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Greece, land of the gods and debt
With all the attention over the past year on Greece and its debt, it’s interesting that a Greek Goddess is now being used to explain a potential outcome for the European economy. Blackrock, in its 2012 Outlook, described its worst … Continue reading →