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World's best trading firm is very bullish for 2010
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
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From The Pragmatic Capitalist:

The rally is going to continue into 2010 according to Wall Street’s most influential bank. Analysts at Goldman Sachs Europe and America have released their full year 2010 estimates and they are very bullish about the upcoming year.

Goldman sees very low rates, stronger than expected earnings, strong commodity demand and investor reallocation driving prices higher.

Goldman sees no rate changes through 2011 – one of the most accommodative outlooks of any bank we have covered. Stronger than expected revenue growth and continued margin expansion will result in...

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