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Wells Fargo's weekly commentary focuses on the popular topic of inflation and why they think it's probably not something to worry about at the moment. "Many investors are worried that inflation could increase because the Federal Reserve is pumping a lot of money into the economy. However, we continue to believe that the window of opportunity is still open for the Fed to add liquidity without creating high inflation. Inflation remains low despite the Fed's easy money policy because high unemployment and increasing productivity keep labor costs and inflation contained."
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Money manager Wentworth Hauser shares their view of the current economic environment and their outlook for 2011. They find that "the United States economy appears to be gaining some momentum as we enter 2011. The global economy also appears to be experiencing solid growth. Resolution of the sovereign debt crisis in Europe will likely determine the course of global economic activity and the financial markets throughout 2011 and into 2012."
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Money manager Macquarie Allegiance's January commentary reviews 2010 and provides their outlook for 2011. Graham McDevitt, the Co-Chief Investment Officer, believes the 'ride' this year will be significantly different compared to the rollercoaster of 2010. Read about their themes and risks facing investors in 2011 in this month's commentary.
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Wells Fargo is out with their weekly commentary - "Just when investors were feeling better about the equity markets, the turmoil in Egypt reminds us that unexpected events can happen at any time. Unfortunately, the developments in Egypt came at a time when the stock market was vulnerable to a time out, causing the first big daily drop in equity prices in more than two months."
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Posted by Thomas Wilson on 1/28/11 12:39 pm
Estabrook Capital Management anticipates that 2011 will provide attractive returns in U.S. equity markets in the low double digit percentages. This conclusion is remarkably similar to the outlook their firm held one year ago at this time, an outlook that was fulfilled in 2010. However, the combination of positive factors and investment risks appears materially different than the combination present a year ago.
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Eagle Asset Management, a money manager based out of Florida, finds that "corporate America remains flush with cash; the bar for economic growth has been reset at lower levels; and investor sentiment remains generally pessimistic. With that said, a short-term correction - particularly in small caps - would not surprise us given the strength of the rally. However, we have no reason to believe most major indices won't show solid gains for the full year."
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Wells Fargo notes that "when the economy is in recession, most indicators are weak. When the economy is booming, most indicators are strong. When the economy is growing at a moderate rate, as it is now, the indicators are mixed, and the economy seems to swing back and forth between rapid growth and slow growth. Recent economic data and stock market activity suggest the economy may be cooling off, and investors are starting to turn more cautious."
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Money manager Neuberger Berman favors an overweight of equities over bonds, with a balance of dividend-producing and cyclical stocks, as well as some exposure to higher risk/return profile investments including high yield and emerging market stocks. In a generally muted economic environment that carries a variety of risks, they believe that security selection will be highly important to investment performance across asset classes in the year ahead.
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Money manager Churchill Management Group believes that there is likely to be at least one more severe Cyclical Bear Market in the future before this tough economic Secular Bear concludes. This will be tied hopefully to one more economic cleanout, correcting the underlying economic problems. Of course, the conclusion of this Secular Bear will set the stage for a fabulous buying opportunity. But, until this Secular Bear has run its course, we need to watch our investments closely and be ready to protect.
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Money manager Calamos Investments writes "the level of the S&P 500 Index - or any index, for that matter - is not our principal concern as active investment managers. We also believe that we can operate effectively even if the global markets are not in a secular bull market phase. We set our focus on seeking companies that are positioned to capitalize and adapt to the realities of the global economy. We encourage investors to take a similar approach. Risk is always present in the markets. But, we believe opportunity is there as well."
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