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Adam Sarhan discusses housing prices in China
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“If the data continues to implode the way it has been,
we’ll see new lows in the stocks. And if that happens, we’ll
have to expect a protracted downtrend in the market. When the
market gets better –it will happen– you’ll see it first in
housing stocks,” said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of Sarhan
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Latest Reuters Quote: METALS-Copper ends down as recovery doubts weigh
“The reason why copper is not participating to the upside right now is there are too many unanswered questions,” said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of Sarhan Capital.
He cited the rise in crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, monetary tightening measures in top-consumer China, and the uncertain outcome from Japan’s nuclear crisis as being the most troublesome issues facing the global recovery.
“Investors simply do not know if these events are going to derail the global economic recovery,” Sarhan said.
