Posted AT 9:04 AM EDT on 09/07/08
U.S. stocks appear attractively valued: Russell survey
Canadian investment managers expect U.S. stocks to rise, but they aren't as enthusiastic about Canadian equities, a new survey shows.
The Russell Investment Manager Outlook suggests “bullish” sentiment for U.S. stocks increased to 45 per cent from 33 per cent, while “bearish” sentiment dropped from 44 per cent to 31 per cent.
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