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Richard Bernstein's 11 Predictions For 2011


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richardbernstein5.jpg Richard Bernstein's 11 Predictions For 2011

Former Merrill strategist Richard Bernstein, now of RBA, is very bullish on the U.S. economy in 2011.

U.S. stock markets are the key pick in his 2011 predictions. He also expects dollar appreciation, euro survival and a Japanese bull market. Bernstein's least favorite investment is gold.
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