Doll expects equities to excel in '08

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Savvy investors who remain overweight in equities will see stocks setting new record highs in 2008, Bob Doll predicts.

Doll, the high profile BlackRock global equities CIO, expects equities to outperform other asset classes this year, despite the likelihood of further above-normal market volatility. In his annual Ten Predictions for the year ahead, Doll says it will be a “close call”, but the US should escape a recession. “Continued economic growth in the US will require export strength, reliance on strong balance sheets and income statements among non-financial companies, avoidance of significant employment layoffs, and an accommodative Federal Reserve. In our opinion, these factors are more likely to oc...

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