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Graphic chip-maker Nvidia may not be a long-term winner, but it's just beginning a short-term climb.
Economist Nouriel Roubini, famous for his pessimistic outlook, has hope for the US economy after all. That's why you should get your 'buy' list ready.
In light of this startling September rally, analysts who forecasted doom should own up to their mistakes.
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