Three ETFs to Watch if Roubini's Pessimism on Europe Is Right

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As the investment picture has become more clouded over the past few months thanks to mounting obstacles throughout the developed world, many investors have looked to those “experts” with a history of navigating through challenging environments. One increasingly popular economist who has seen his stock soar in the past few years is Nouriel Roubini, a professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business. Roubini gained a cult following after his incredibly accurate predictions regarding the events of the recent financial crisis. He foretold the mortgage disaster that has left the American economy in shambles, telling economists at an IMF meeting in 2006 of the coming wave of foreclosures, the MBS mess, and the destruction that was soon to hit major financial institutions around the globe. Whil

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