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GMO: Something’s Fishy in China

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January 17, 2012
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A wide gulf separates the two most prominent views regarding China’s future. Faced with slowing economic growth, one side says its leaders will deftly navigate a soft landing, while the other claims it will face an implosion similar to those
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GMO 7-Year Forecast, Stick with Equities Especially EM

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January 17, 2012
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At the bottom of this article is a chart containing GMO’s seven-year forecasts for a variety of asset classes. Comparing these numbers to prior months, one can see a clear trend: as valuations have gone down, GMO now is increasingly…
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Dwelling In Uncertainty

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January 17, 2012
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John Hussman Capturing a syndrome Recession evidence is best measured by capturing a syndrome of conditions …that reflects broad deterioration in both real activity and financial indicators. What’s perplexing to me is that the recession concerns we’re seeing are evident
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GMO: Fourth Quarter 2011

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January 13, 2012
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Performance:… The International Active Strategy narrowly underperformed the MSCI EAFE index in the fourth quarter; the strategy gained 3.2% and the benchmark rose 3.3%. Negative country selection was somewhat offset by positive stock selection. The strategy beat its benchmark by
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Capturing Domestic Demand in Emerging Markets: Neither Small Caps nor Multinationals Are a Good Proxy

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January 9, 2012
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We believe one of the most compelling investment opportunities over the next few years is likely to be in companies that serve domestic demand within emerging markets. Our case rests on two underlying and interconnected forces – one economic and
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GMO: EM is Only Debt that Will Have Real Positive Returns

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December 27, 2011
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NOTE: I will be releasing European market valuations shortly. I will now be able to do it on a monthly basis like I do with my US stock market valuation articles (this month it will be super late). Below are …
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When “Positive Surprises” Are Surprisingly Meaningless

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December 18, 2011

By John P. Hussman, Ph.D.… In recent weeks, investors have abandoned all material concern about the likelihood of oncoming recession, largely because U.S. economic reports – though very tepid on an absolute basis – have come in persistently “better than
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Hard-Negative

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December 12, 2011

John P. Hussman, Ph.D. With the exception of extreme market conditions (see Warning- Examine All Risk Exposures , andExtreme Conditions and Typical Outcomes …), I try not to wave my arms around about near-term market risks, but I think
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Jeremy Grantham: Fair Value of S&P Far Below 975

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December 5, 2011

Excerpt:   Profit margins dominate the P/E equation above, so that the market is unlikely to come down even to fair value, about 975-1000 on the S&P in our view, and stay there until profit margins decline…. And
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Have We Avoided A Recession?

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December 4, 2011

John P. Hussman, Ph.D.… In recent months, we’ve observed a fairly neutral flow of economic data – not strong by any means, but offering a reprieve from the clearly negative momentum that we observed in late-summer. The following chart is
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