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A Bull or Bear Market? Video Debate

At this expense of posting yet another hedge fund related video this month, here's a very interesting piece from exactly a year ago. It is a lively debate between a few bulls and a bear oriented analyst who each provide strong evidence of why the US Economy would or would not sink during the time which has since elapsed after this interview. Interesting to watch this debate now knowing what does actually happen. For those of you who can't view this video due an email subscription to this blog please click here now to watch the video.

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- Richard

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