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2008 Stock Market Outlook, Part II Executive Summary

Elevated fear and unnerving daily market gyrations are hallmarks of classic bull market corrections. The first quarter delivered them in spades as stocks fell globally and volatility spiked. But we expect stocks to end up materially higher for the balance of 2008 and believe the correct posture is to remain fully invested. infosys

2008 reminds us of 1998. That year stocks temporarily fell about 20%¹ while global recession and bear market chatter ran rampant. In typical correction form, however, 1998 markets recovered magnificently to new all-time highs, punishing the bears. We expect a similar aftermath to the current correction. refurbished laptops

Much of this quarter anxiety stemmed from fears of a systemic financial institution failure omino effect triggered by a crisis in confidence in Bear Stearns. In our view, the Fed dramatic and innovative measures to provide liquidity were an appropriate tonic. Between the Fed efforts and private sources of capital, credit is now very cheap and readily available for large, high-quality borrowers. This is particularly bullish for large cap stocks. By contrast, credit availability has largely evaporated for lower-quality and smaller borrowers, but these comprise a small fraction of aggregate borrowing. This represents a reallocation in credit availability, not a runch as conventional wisdom depicts it. We discuss the quarter events in further detail in Appendix I. wipro

Many are declaring this the worst economic and financial crisis since the Great Depression. That bullish. Some simple facts paint a very different picture. Perhaps the US will experience a mild quarterly contraction this year, even this quarter, but on balance we believe both the US and global economies should grow start-to-finish in 2008. Unlike during the Great Depression, central bankers are being extremely accommodative, fiscal policy is stimulative, and regulatory response has been measured and appropriate (at least to date). lap top

Yes, there are problems within specific parts of the economy, but fears have distorted their relative importance. For example, while US home construction activity cratered, it comprises roughly only 4.6% of GDP not enough to sink the economy.² And although many believe declining home values will sink consumer spending (70% of the US economy), historically there has been very little linkage between the two. To date, consumer spending and personal income continue to advance. Less noticed are surges in exports (a sign of foreign economic strength), government spending and global infrastructure investment. And freight rates and capacity utilization wouldn be so strong were the economy as weak as so many envision. refurbished

Outside of banks, homebuilders and autos, corporate earnings are holding up nicely and projected to grow in 2008. Long-term interest rates remain benign. Taken together, stocks remain extremely cheap relative to bonds. We think this provides stock prices a significant cushion against downside economic surprises. We provide further analysis of today economic environment in Appendix III. memory

The US presidential election has so far proven exceedingly bizarre and difficult to handicap. Whether Senator Clinton, Obama or McCain should eventually emerge victorious, none in our view has an unassailable advantage, and thus anything could happen. The Democrats have a structural advantage in congressional elections this year and are likely to gain seats in both chambers, but we do not expect them to attain a filibuster-proof majority. A full analysis of US politics and the upcoming presidential and congressional elections is provided in Appendix IV. intel

We appreciate this period has been exceedingly fatiguing. It is difficult to tune out the drone of dour news and remain disciplined. But 2008 has only just begun, and we fully expect the remaining months will be up-a-lot for stocks. as400

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