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Reuters Quote: Q1 2011 Global Macro Recap
“I think at this point, the market deserves the bullish
benefit of the doubt,” said Adam Sarhan at New York-based
financial advisory Sarhan Capital.
“You have a nuclear threat in Japan, instability in
oil-producing countries, debt panic in Ireland and other
periphery countries in Europe, and yet the market doesn’t come
down.”