Bob Doll's video viewpoints: Calls for the second half

Bob Doll, the vice chairman and chief equity strategist at Blackrock, sat down with InvestmentNews to offer his thoughts on the direction of the global markets, as well as interest rates, for the remainder of 2010.
JUN 02, 2010
By  Mark Bruno

InvestmentNews Digital

Bob Doll, the vice chairman and chief equity strategist at Blackrock, sat down with InvestmentNews to offer his thoughts on the direction of the global markets, as well as interest rates, for the remainder of 2010. Mr. Doll, voted as one of the most influential fund managers by financial advisers in the 2010 Advisers' Choice awards, also offers his specific views on the domestic sectors he finds attractive at the moment -- plus his predictions of where the S&P 500 will finish the year. Videographer: Steve Raddock

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