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<title>We Are never Fully Prepared for what We Expect</title>
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I hope you had all a great New Year's Night and I wish you from my heart all the best in 2010

It is premature to know if the recent upside breakout move for the S&P above the trading range which was in place since the end of October (the S&P 500 touched 1102 on October 21, 2009) is a genuine break out move leading to another 10% to 15% stock market advance, or whether we are dealing with a failed breakout move, which could lead to a reversal and a sharp downside correction, as was the case for the Euro in late November.

Asset markets have become extremely complex and all I wanted to do is to prepare my readers for a rather difficult 2010, a year in which – at least for me – capital preservation is of paramount importance.
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