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Cautious Optimism first quarter of 2011 reveals trends for rest of the year

By Ulysses Ang | April 29, 2011 - 12:00am

“Cautiously Optimistic,” is a phrase first coined by Wall Street to connote a guarded sense of well-being things maybe going very well, but don’t let the success get to you.

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