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My Bullish target for the STI Index of 3300 to 3500 given in July/August 2010 is now looking more likely…
By Kevin Scully-Financial Blog  •  September 22, 2010
...I received many calls and sms' on what to buy now....
In mid July and as late as recent as the InvestFair in August 2010, I went on record to say that I was bullish on stocks and had targets before the end of 2010 for the STI Index at between 3300 and 3500 subject to corporate earnings momentum being unchanged.  The latter has remained intact which meant that my targets for the STI should be intact too.  My analysts received many comments from market players as to why "the resident bear" (my market nick name) was so positive....I also encountered many skeptical investors along the way.  Remember my key arguement was that stocks were very cheap compared to their historical levels across the world, interest rates would remain low because of a falutering US recovery and there would be no deflation given the steep yield curve. After the gains of the last few weeks, my target for the STI Index is now looking very achievable.  Infact, I received many telephone calls and sms' last week from investors and friends asking me what stocks they should be buying.   I told them.....to look at my Stock Picks list.....there has been no change in my recommendations nor to members in the list yet.....although I may be making some adjustments during and after the Q3-2010 reporting season either from strong price gains (such as Hisaka) or to review laggards in particular the property and construction plays in my portfolio.

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By Kevin Scully-Financial Blog
Kevin began his working life in the regional and economics division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He then moved to the private sector analyzing equities before venturing out to start NRA Capital. After 25 years of watching stocks and living through financial disarray during the Pan Electric Crisis, the 1987 Crash, the Barings debacle, the Gulf War, Asian financial crisis - what can sub-prime do but add another scar to already bruised wounds. Ever since starting his blog, Kevin has been enthusiastically giving his personal views on the market. He discusses about equities, the market turmoil, and the broad economy.
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