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June 7, 2010
All Business: Are stock analysts being too chirpy?
By RACHEL BECK
AP Business Writer
AP Business Writer
NEW YORK — The story of corporate America's comeback has a nice ring to it. That is, if it can last.
Wall Street stock analysts think it will. They're almost chirpy the way they keep pumping up their earnings estimates and dismissing the stock market's volatility, the financial crisis in Europe and risks to the U.S. economic recovery.
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