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By , Reuters UK, 08.05.2012

Elections in Greece and France over the weekend have ushered in a new period of uncertainty for financial markets that could stand in the way of the easy-money rally that boosted stocks at the start of the year.

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By , Interactive Investor, 03.05.2012

The race is on - Mitt Romney is now the presumed Republican candidate, so the mud slinging can really begin. But investors should ignore heated political rhetoric (whether in the US, UK or elsewhere). Politicians rarely do what they say they will - especially Presidents. And whether Obama or Romney wins, stocks look likely to rise big in 2012.

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By , Interactive Investor, 04.04.2012

Stocks are having a fine year - global stocks in pounds are up nearly 10% in the first quarter. Yet, instead of cheering, folks are gloomy - a positive factor that will boost stocks higher still in 2012.

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By , Interactive Investor, 09.03.2012

In my view, shares boom huge in 2012 as the world overall grows nicely in the aftermath of 2011's paranoia - but the eurozone is a weak spot and may already be in recession.

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By , Interactive Investor, 08.02.2012

Headlines warn of a Chinese "hard landing". Don't buy it. China has every incentive to stoke growth in 2012 - which should boost Chinese stocks nicely.

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By , Interactive Investor, 12.01.2012

As 2011 began, I predicted stocks likely to be choppy but flat - just what happened in 2011. Now, I'm super bullish for 2012 - stocks should be up big, much bigger than most can fathom. Folks are too dour and can't see how strong fundamentals are globally. What's more, everyone expects Italy to be a disaster - it won't be.

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Mindful Money, 06.01.2012

t this time of year, there are a lot of expert opinions around: the top funds for 2012; the performance of the FTSE 100; the high-flying sectors and stocks for the year ahead. Most of these experts appear credible and well-qualified and make a sound argument for their predictions. The trouble is, many are wrong much of the time, particularly in a climate where stock market performance is dominated by political events.

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