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Monthly Strategy – July 2010

Almost unchanged from June.

Equities

Only extremely favorable economic data could change the negative trend established. This is highly unlikely. So I would say we will soon see S&P 500 at 875.

On a macro level, the stimulus is wearing off, politicians and central bankers are not ready to continue with loose fiscal an monetary policies, just the opposite, austerity is the game. For now.

Private demand is weak. Private investments also show no strength.  Real-estate is burdened with unsustainable debt levels, still to high prices and weak demand. Without real-estate investment recovery, we cannot talk on sustainable and historically high economic growth rates.

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Monthly Strategy – June 2010

Little late…but better late then never…

Equities

Only extremely favorable economic data could change the negative trend established. This is highly unlikely. So I would say we will soon see S&P 500 at 900.

On a macro level, the stimulus is wearing off, politicians and central bankers are not ready to continue with loose fiscal an monetary policies, just the opposite, austerity is the game. For now.

Private demand is weak. Private investments also show no strength.  Real-estate is burdened with unsustainable debt levels, still to high prices and weak demand. Without real-estate investment recovery, we cannot talk on sustainable and historically high economic growth rates.

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