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Sarhan in CNBC: IBM plunges, drags down market
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Reuters Quote: Metals- Copper Ends Off As Econ Worries Trump Supply Woes
“Demand seems to be the most important side of the equation for all
capital markets right now due to the fact that you have several concurrent
themes that could drastically cut demand,” said Adam Sarhan, chief
executive of Sarhan Capital.
“If the debt situation is resolved swiftly and there is no demand
destruction in the ramifications of the debt situation, then the focus is
going to shift back to the supply side of the equation, and the strike will
re-emerge as a leading force to drive copper prices.”