Squares, we agree to a certain extent. The rally so far was justified, at 6500, a severe depression was priced in (we're not THAT pessimistic), but much more upside is not justified. Unless we really see much more fundamental improvement, we can't really see the rally get past 1000 on the S&P anytime soon. We do not think it's likely that we'll see that much fundamental improvement, for the reasons stated in the article. But we have no crystal ball..
Interesting stuff. We're not entirely agree though. The authorities are very well aware of what a slowdown could bring (many of these rapidly growing Asian economies are like 'bicycles', if they slow down they'll fall over), and they have already switched gears, as we argue in a comment too long to post here, but you can read it here: shareholdersunite.com/...
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