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Investors Should Assume Worst Case Scenario in Eurozone

EPISODE · Nov 30, 2011 · 5 MIN

Investors Should Assume Worst Case Scenario in Eurozone

from Market Watch · host BFM Media

Dr Michael A Yoshikami, CEO and Founder of YCMNet Advisors, San Francisco talked about... - outcome of the Eurozone Finance Ministers meetings, a positive start - US markets in line for a breather from the downdraft - not placing much weight on US consumer confidence number, as fast-changing data - surprised that oil is as high as $110 per barrel now, thinks this is peak, doesn't expect it to hit 2008 levels - correlation between oil prices and oil companies' stock prices, - why he'd rather buy oil directly and how to buy oil directly - big believer in avoiding Europe for the time being - if you ARE invested in Europe, what to buy - advice on how retail investors can protect themselves from a worst case scenario in EurozoneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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