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Green Book June 2010

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CPI Tame For Now, 2011?

Gently rising CPI inflation at present can be best characterized as normal business cycle inflation.

Estimating The Upside: Yes, We Still See Some

Despite our still (cautiously) bullish outlook, historical P/E levels which once provided support to the stock market are expected to now offer resistance as the market moves higher.

Four New Equity Group Purchases—Highlights of Quantitative and Qualitative Strengths

Substantial turnover in Select Industries Portfolio created room for several new industry group positions to be established.

Here We Go Again?

Doug Ramsey looks at the history of “severe” market corrections (declines of 12% to 18%), and contrasts that with true bear markets.

Longer Term Concerns About U.S. Debt And Deficit

A mountain of new debt, a balloon of short term borrowing due near term, and the likelihood of higher interest rates are big hurdles. Moody’s says U.S. debt could test its AAA rating.

Sunshine Ahead: Optimistic On Solar Sector

Here Comes The Sun! Read about Dave Kurzman’s outlook for the solar energy industry.

The Sector Effect vs. The Country Effect: A Region by Region Look

We examine the relative importance of country effect vs. sector effect within four regions: Europe, Eastern Europe/Middle East/Africa, Asia Pacific ex-Japan ex-China, and Americas ex-U.S.

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