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In the interview, he predicts that profits and the market will go up this year owing to long awaited improvements in the economy.
However, he also outlines his plans for a less rosey scenario.
“If the markets go down a lot this year, I think they will go up more next year. So over the next three years, we should average between 5% and 7%.
“People are kidding themselves if they think they know what way it’s going to happen.”
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