On International Market Watch today Robert Levitt, CEO of Levitt Capital Management, discusses:

- need to get off the heroin feed that is QE3

- Fed historically optimistic compared to reality

- risk moved to the US re: debt ceiling

- growth and risk statistics are positive

- Japan and Europe on the mend with growth

- China and emerging markets to grow following European recovery

- expect investors to start questioning fundamentals of growth in the US

- risk of meltdown is almost gone

- Emerging Market currencies will stabilise

- Alibaba withdrawal and the impact on HK stock exchange

- fear of investing in global markets with a lot of money still sitting in the US

- still seeing real growth in Emerging Asia

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