"...Markets, of course, never go straight up or straight down: they zig-zag. Short term, we would not be surprised if the market took a breather after its strong gains last year. Additionally we may see volatility related to news coming out of the Middle East and Russia. But longer term, we remain very optimistic on the outlook for U.S. equities…[We] believe U.S. equities are very attractive relative to the alternatives. The great bull market in bonds appears to be over. The great decades of emerging market growth appear to be behind us. Hedge funds in aggregate have been mediocre performers for some time. We expect money to flow back into stocks, particularly U.S. equities. This is a technical (money flow) argument for a continued bull market. It augments the fundamental case based on earnings and valuation..."
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