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Bears Lurk in Markets' Bounce: Analysts

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(Newser) – The ongoing rally in global financial markets could be setting investors up for another crash, analysts tell the Financial Times, warning that it could be a so-called “bear market bounce.” The fact that financial stocks, which took a beating as markets tumbled, are leading the uptick is particularly worrisome: “In general, sustainable post-bubble rallies are not led by those stocks which are the bubble darlings,” said one strategist.

“The prominence of emerging markets, mining and financials in the recent rally gives me pause for thought,” he continued. “Especially when neither emerging markets nor mining are at bargain basement levels of valuation.” Earnings reports due in the next few weeks could burst the balloon, another adds: “Whether you are bullish or bearish, you have to be concerned about earnings and company guidance for the rest of the year.”

The market might not find a bottom until 2010.
The market might not find a bottom until 2010.   (Creative Commons)
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The stock markets' bears might be caged now, but analysts think they're just biding their time.
The stock markets' bears might be caged now, but analysts think they're just biding their time.   (Creative Commons)
Recent gains in world stock market could be prelude to another slide, analysts fear.
Recent gains in world stock market could be prelude to another slide, analysts fear.   (Creative Commons)
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AClotfelter
Apr 3, 09 5:18 PM CDT
Real recovery will be slow and painful... and considering how over-leveraged the entire economy is, anything that looks too good to be true probably is... Reply
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SPH
Apr 4, 09 8:33 PM CDT
If these guys are so damn smart ..1) they would have made a fortune selling short in advance of the current market woes...2) They sure as hell would not be sharing their "Expert" advise with us mere mortals....What BS... Reply
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