Merrill raises S&P 12-month estimate to 1590

Discussion in 'Trading' started by S2007S, Apr 4, 2007.

  1. S2007S

    S2007S

    Raises the estimate after the indices go into positive territory for the year.

    :p :p :p


    NEW YORK, April 4 (Reuters) - Merrill Lynch Chief Investment Strategist Richard Bernstein has raised his expected 12-month return on the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index <.SPX> to 12 percent from 8 percent, citing multiple expansions.

    "Our target is revised to 1590," Bernstein said in a note dated Tuesday. That would pass the record high of 1552.92 set in March 2000.

    "We do expect multiple expansions in 2007, but one should remember that multiple expansion often comes from falling "E" (earnings) as well as rising "P" (price). Thus, the interaction between earnings and interest rates might become quite important," he wrote.
     
  2. No better fade than Merrill Lynch.

    The very firm that brought us Henry Blodget and the 'Technology Focus 20 Fund' at the very top of the .com bubble, which then proceeded to lose 97% of its value.

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    Makes me feel sad for the rest
    Nobody does it half as good as you
    Baby, you're the best

    I wasn't lookin' but somehow you found me
    It tried to hide from your love light
    But like heaven above me
    The spy who loved me
    Is keepin' all my secrets safe tonight

    And nobody does it better
    Though sometimes I wish someone could
    Nobody does it quite the way you do
    Why'd you have to be so good?

    The way that you hold me
    Whenever you hold me
    There's some kind of magic inside you
    That keeps me from runnin'
    But just keep it comin'
    How'd you learn to do the things you do?

    Oh, and nobody does it better
    Makes me feel sad for the rest
    Nobody does it half as good as you
    Baby, baby, darlin', you're the best

    Baby you're the best
    Darlin', you're the best
    Baby you're the best

    FADE
    Oh, oh, oh
     
  3. he's the same guy that was bearish for adecade as the markets rose. talk about calling the top