Today in Not Being Bullish Enough

By Paul Kedrosky · October 23, 2011 · ·

I have a regular conversation with a hedge fund friend wherein I try to convince him (and me) that, bears that we usually are, we aren’t nearly bullish enough. While Evans-Pritchard is often off the mark, these are more or less my arguments for the bullish side.

World power swings back to America.

The American phoenix is slowly rising again. Within five years or so, the US will be well on its way to self-sufficiency in fuel and energy. Manufacturing will have closed the labour gap with China in a clutch of key industries. The current account might even be in surplus.

via World power swings back to America – Telegraph.

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Comments

  1. anon says:
    October 23, 2011 at 7:21 pm

    The US economy might do well, but with CAPE well above average, stock market performance might be far from stellar.

  2. But What Do I Know? says:
    October 24, 2011 at 12:02 pm

    A few small manufacturing outfits moving back to the US and this is his evidence for a shift in global power? Did I read that right? Sounds more like secular prayer to me. . .

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