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Why the Most Bullish Guy on Wall Street Is Sweating a 0.057% Move

Shah Gilani has been one of the most consistently bullish, enthusiastic voices on Wall Street.

He’s correctly called plenty of the Dow’s upward milestones, too.

Long term, that hasn’t changed, but in the immediate future – as in, “any day now” – one tiny move could create some serious contagion.

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Recession 2013: The Signs Don’t Look Good- Money Morning

You won’thear any talk about a Recession 2013 from the president, or from whoever happens to be the next Fed Head, or from anyone of either party in Congress. You won’t hear about it on the news, either.

Listen to them and you’ll hear that the economy’s turning a corner. “Growth has returned… unemployment is falling… the markets are at all-time highs… things are looking up all over.”

What a relief, right?

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