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Investor Sentiment and Market Returns: Now's the Time to Be Bold

You article does imply its TIME TO BE BOLD is this the bottom if so make the call to support your position.

Investor Sentiment and Market Returns: Now's the Time to Be Bold

My feeling is the market still havs another leg down before it bottoms. I'm bullish on some china stocks WATG, CAAS betting on the eventual production of low priced small cc autos and YGE a good Solar play all three are industrial with real profits and excellant growth and should hold up well in a sagging economy. The others mentioned in an earlier post are all attractively priced but I'm not fimiliar enough to want to own them.

Investor Sentiment and Market Returns: Now's the Time to Be Bold

With the shifting of wealth to the middle east. Loss of spending power to the middle class and failure of this administartion to protect this economy my expectations are low. We face a retiring baby boom generation high living/energy costs and non-self correcting markets. Your model goes back to 87 not much of a history. I'll invest defensively if at all and live to invest another day.

Investor Sentiment and Market Returns: Now's the Time to Be Bold

If you listen to knowledgeable economists (not talking head pundants) the fundimental problems we face are unusually challenging. These problems banking, energy, national debt are severe enough to require Goverment actions not seen since the great depression (the markets are no longer self correcting). Looking forward the retiring baby boom generation and exit of wealth to the middle east will put added stess on our monitary system and stock markets. The past eight years of inflation and record deficits have left us I'll prepared to defend this economy. The middle class the economic back bone of the country has been nuetered by the loss of spending power through lost real wages, soaring living costs and record personal debt. It gives me no confidence that this admiistration has a list of failures that have occured on their watch. I'll stay liquid and invest defensively. I'd rather miss 10% upside than incure the possible downside.