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40-year veteran of Wall Street with an knack for market timing calls a bottom in stocks

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The stock market has reached a bottom following a tumultuous 10 weeks, longtime strategist Jeff Saut says.

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This guy should be guessing people's weight at carnivals.

Isn’t this the same guy you just had on a couple of weeks ago giving a year-end S&P 500 target of 3,000? Any accountability on that forecast?

The economy is doing well to massive government overspending , not joe smoenbuying a $200 dollar tv at walmart. The spending is over so 2019 will see a slowing in the economy. Have you checked your home value lately?

Wall Street just wants the individual investor to start buying stocks again so they can steal more of their money. They are profiting from these ups and downs not the individual investors. The smash and grab tax scam to steal money from the American people wasn’t enough for them.

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