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Markets to Remain in Neutral Even With Fiscal Cliff Deal?

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    Security Ballew CIO T. Doug Dale argues the markets will remain in neutral for the next two years even if a fiscal cliff deal is reached.

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Five days left until we dive over the fiscal cliff is there any challenge that Washington will settle on a deal well my next guest says.

Deal or No Deal the markets will be stuck in neutral for the next two years.

The dip joining me now is C does -- chief investment officer at security about -- -- he's joining us by phone.

-- okay two years you say we're gonna be bumbling along whether.

We -- a deal -- not what makes you say that.

Well actually -- Al.

Really several things global growth is slowing debt levels and developed economies are high -- -- be lever.

Starting and the exterior will be in the government sectors.

Tax rates are growing up and so when you combine those things together -- just makes or.

Potential for recessionary conditions and we've had markets that have.

Double -- broke the world the last pretty happy years -- on orbit pick breeder not been.

Interest thing value say the S&P won't get -- September highs of around 147 people.

For the next two years you truly believe that.

I do let me just got back so what the markets do when recessionary conditions.

-- -- president and market and the third down not up.

So when you look at beverage late -- recession when ego and a wide Becton the last around on month on average.

Markets tend to decline from -- blow over -- a -- period it was just tells me that -- September and October represented -- high as.

We're really looking at some part of when he fourteen always -- the -- -- end probably -- -- -- but all we could exceed those odds.

And you see GDP dropping by about 2%.

You know the latest housing numbers they continue to be.

While not spectacular was certainly heading in the right direction that we do get a daily in Washington.

I seems to me a little more optimistic than your outlook.

Well keep in mind housing and stop marketer to -- at sick last.

Counting -- clearly.

On satellite as it bought element thanks a low interest rates -- think it will continue to recover.

But remember what housing -- does not an investment bit closer to a consumption not on a different than buying a car it is -- -- As part of our economy and as -- part of our overall growth.

Housing and stocks are clearly two different asset classes so what they think it.

Housing could be behind -- even do well meaning LG's stock market environment no different than the 2000 to two else to reach out.

That's interesting -- because really if housing is doing better in the prices come up consumers and homeowners feel bad.

They spend war perhaps businesses will stop unleashing some cash and now hi -- -- It's kind of a snowball effect isn't it.

Well that there will be some tail winds like -- that you gotta keep in mind that headwinds coming from.

Just some of the things that the Republicans and the Democrats agree all the fiscal weapons -- GDP growth.

Substantially and when you think about the fact that the government's been spending 7% blood hard DDT -- -- that basis being right here.

The last four years -- talking about.

You know north Eritrean dollars -- economic impact if they ever side of the current balancing the budget one.

You say stay away from equities in this environment but you like -- what in particular.

Well I think the long term treasuries is that deflation head delighted investment grade corporates relative to equities or -- principles to -- -- coupons were like emerging market bonds.

For some holding -- and move emerging market equities.

And a key commodity not saying stay completely away from equities I'm just suggesting -- of the weight Dirk all the -- exposure relative.

What about gold have been talking about Goldman they showed you like don't you like the mining stocks as opposed to.

You know the gold ETF.

I do like the mining stocks.

The mining stock today are trading at thirty year lose their price Israel to gold now.

So valuations are compelling -- -- -- owned some equities I think it's appropriate owns some technical market.

Very good lots of information thank you so much stayed -- -- security -- -- chief investment officer joining us by phone this afternoon and thank you so much.

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