Forbes -
17 Aug 2015 23:46
Investors hoping the markets wake up and end 2015 on a high note might not want to hold their breath: a new report from Goldman Sachs predicts the market is most likely to finish the year unchanged from its 2014 year-end close, and may even continue to stay flat from there. But the Goldman report isn't all bad news -- it also lays out the firm's strategy for surviving the sideways momentum: stick to stocks with little-to-no foreign sales exposure, like Wells Fargo, Macy's, Verizon and Chipotle.
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