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	<title>Comments on: Negative: Seasonality, Positively Bullish: Richard Russell</title>
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		<title>by: Sentiment Overview: Week Of May 2nd, 2008</title>
		<link>http://www.tradersnarrative.com/negative-seasonality-positively-bullish-richard-russell-1668.html#comment-32944</link>
		<pubDate>Mon, 05 May 2008 01:50:46 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>[...] Warren Buffett: &amp;#8220;worst is over&amp;#8221; The Sage of Omaha believes that &amp;#8220;the worst of the crisis in Wall Street is over&amp;#8221;. In an interview he said that he supported the Bear Stearns buyout because there was a real risk of contagion had it fallen. He also thinks &amp;#8220;the Fed did the right thing&amp;#8221; by stepping in and acting as a direct lender to the financial companies in need. Of course, this is little consolation to those who are being squeezed by the mortgage crisis but from a trading or investment point of view, it is nice to have someone like Buffett confirm that Armageddon was averted. At the same time, Buffet - unlike Richard Russell - is not a raging bull. He thinks that we will see moderate future growth, much less than in the past decades. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Warren Buffett: &#8220;worst is over&#8221; The Sage of Omaha believes that &#8220;the worst of the crisis in Wall Street is over&#8221;. In an interview he said that he supported the Bear Stearns buyout because there was a real risk of contagion had it fallen. He also thinks &#8220;the Fed did the right thing&#8221; by stepping in and acting as a direct lender to the financial companies in need. Of course, this is little consolation to those who are being squeezed by the mortgage crisis but from a trading or investment point of view, it is nice to have someone like Buffett confirm that Armageddon was averted. At the same time, Buffet - unlike Richard Russell - is not a raging bull. He thinks that we will see moderate future growth, much less than in the past decades. [&#8230;]
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