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Jefferies' Hogan: Market Will Bottom Today
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Attention bottom fishers. Pay attention today because the market will finally hit bottom.
That's the bold prediction of Jefferies managing director Art Hogan, who told CNBC, "Enough is going to be enough. If you look at all the carnage we've done to major market indices the bottom gets put in today."
Hogan says, explaining that investors have been ignoring such good news items as earnings from IBM [IBM Loading... ()
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(Watch the accompanying video for the full interview with Hogan...)
Hogan says this weekend's meeting of the Group of Seven nations will help boost confidence.
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Stocks will go up, he says, and that "will cause the same kind of self-fulfilling prophecy" as it was on the way down. "People will say 'I don't want to miss the bottom' and get back in."
As you can see from the accompanying video, Hogan made those statements several minutes before the stock markets opened Friday. At around 10.03 a.m. ET, the market turned higher—if ever so briefly.
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