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More to Consider Than PE Ratios

Dodge O Dorland

04-Jun-13 01:12

More to Consider Than PE Ratios

On World Market Watch today Dodge O Dorland of Landor and Fuest Capital Managers in New York discusses:

- whether investors are playing the waiting game

- PE ratios and its component parts

- changes in China model from outward to inward looking

- data to look out for in the coming week. Possible overstatement of April employment figures


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