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| | | ... stocks are feeling the pinch a bit today and the rest are mixed," RBS Morgans private client adviser Bill Bishop said. Mr Bishop said the local market received an indifferent lead from offshore, when equity markets in the US and Europe finished mixed ... |
| | | | ... plus more strong results from local miners, also helped resources stocks. "We're seeing a few bright spots in there," Mr Bishop said. Australia's largest gold miner Newcrest Mining rose 2.1 per cent, or 72 cents, to $32.86 even after it reported a 20 ... |
| | | | ... solutions to the region's debt crisis. "I think once again we are waiting to see what Europe is going to come up with," Mr Bishop said. "I would like to think that running into January, we are going to come into some certainty." The resources sector ... |
| | | | ... keeping market players away. "There is a lot of cash parked on the sidelines, in institutional money, in private money," Mr Bishop said. "The funny thing about parking cash is, you find it very difficult to take it out of the parking lot and put it into ... |
| | | | ... said. "I think the market is a reflection of the uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the default deal in America," Mr Bishop said. "The market is unsure of the ramifications for America and Europe, where they've also put some band aid options in place ... |
| | | | ... shellacking in the stockmarket." "The result is uncertainty, and when you get uncertainty you get markets falling." Mr Bishop said despite the doom and gloom, coal stocks shone through as the best performers of the morning. "In the middle of all that ... |
| | | | ... market was still cautious because of debt concerns in Europe. "The market is fluctuating around a neutral performance," Mr Bishop said. "It's still looking over the fence to the credit issues in Europe and, while they have gone away for now, there are ... |
| | | | ... had supported a "broad advance" on the Australian market. "The offshore lead was clearly very good on Friday night," Mr Bishop said. "Events in Europe have certainly put a brighter sheen on the market here." In local news, the grounding of Tiger Airways ... |
| | | | ... have some effect." Given the commodity price falls and a weak lead from Wall Street, local stocks were fairing well, Mr Bishop said. "It was a rough night and that's playing out here, although it's not too bad and it could be a lot worse," he said. Bank ... |
| | | | ... prompted some investors to seek the safety of the precious metal. "It looks like they are having a safe haven day," Mr Bishop said. Among the big movers in gold, Gold One International had advanced four cents, or 10.53 per cent, to 42 cents, while Kentor ... |
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