Last week's post with articles to send nervous clients got a great response.

In light of that, here are more articles from this weekend's Barron's , New York Times and Wall Street Journal that might reassure anxious clients.



First, the Chief Investment Officer of Harris Private Bank in Chicago looks at valuation, the economy, liquidity, psychology and momentum to make a strong case for U.S. equities.

Barrons.com - For Stocks, the Signs Point Up

And the cover story in today's Barron's outlines how the highest quality stocks have lagged in the recent run up – but are positioned to outperform going forward.

Barrons.com - Quality Counts

A story in Saturday's Wall Street Journal highlighted the first upturn in manufacturing in nine months – with no signs of accompanying inflation pressures.

WSJ.com - Industrial Output Climbs, While Prices Stay Steady

An article in last week's New York Times reported on a positive outlook from the Federal Reserve Board.

BUSINESS / ECONOMY | August 13, 2009
Fed Views Recession as Near an End

And on Friday the New York Times also reported on positive indications for global trade.

BUSINESS / ECONOMY | August 15, 2009
Off the Charts: Hints of a Rebound in Global Trade

For more articles to email clients, every Wednesday Greenlightadvisor.com posts articles from the previous week to their website.

For last Wednesday's articles, click here:

http://greenlightadvisor.com/advisor/?p=548