Pros See Stocks Up In 2012, But Big Risks, Too

Bernard Condon, AP Business Writer, Boston Globe: Business
Sat, 12/24/2011 - 9:09am

The good news is that Wall Street experts think stock prices will rise more than 10 percent next year. The bad news is that they expected big gains in 2011 and got nearly zero instead.

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