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The market won't retest its March lows, but it will turn choppy around January or February, said Joe Quinlan, chief market strategist at Bank of America.
"We're in a sweet spot right now," Quinlan said.
"The global economy's much improved, the US is coming along, so right now I think a lot of investors are kind of rushing in to get the year-end peformance."
Quinlan recommended investing in emerging markets, but said investors should look outside of the BRIC countries.
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Instead, they should look into Africa, the Middle East or Turkey, he said.
Asia also offers opportunities outside of China, in countries like Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia — a good place for buying commodities
With the US' growing deficit, Quinlan advised investors to avoid Treasurys.
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Disclosure information was not available for Quinlan or his company.
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