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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Price Signals: Top Clicks of the Month

Tom DeMark sees 'Bull Trap' ahead (S&P to 1210)
Joe Granville: The Dow will fall 4000 Points in 2012
Tom DeMark: S&P will top out at 1342
Hutchin Hill Capital's 2012 Outlook
Paul McCulley: We are in a Liquidity Trap
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