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| | | ... the sharemarket had shrugged off a weak lead from Wall Street. "Broadly speaking, there is a feeling of confidence," Mr Bishop said. "The Australian economy has really dodged a bullet as well as any in the world." Mr Bishop said the major banks in particular ... |
| | | | ... Alesco were steady at $4.15 at 1202 AEST. "Alesco's result was in line with guidance, so they didn't get thrashed," Mr Bishop said. The profit season so far had yielded few surprises, he said. "Anybody who has been reasonably truthful and reasonably ... |
| | | | ... performing strongly. "Certainly Rio, amongst the real heavy weights, that is probably the stand out performance," he said. Mr Bishop said the fact that market rose for a sixth trading day in a row at the open was gladden any stockbroker's heart. The ... |
| | | | ... advisor Bill Bishop said the market was taking a pause after last week's rally. "It had to happen sooner or later," Mr Bishop told AAP. "It's not a disaster of a day, really, when you look at where we've come from. "Whatever the reasons that you can ... |
| | | | ... said it was good day of trading at the end of a good week. "The market is going is going extremely well at the moment," Mr Bishop told AAP. "The banks are doing well, despite all the analysts saying they are dreadful. "Its a very nice market, from where ... |
| | | | ... would continue to be fairly flat. "Some of these bank shares are heading down, but it is a rather directionless day," Mr Bishop told AAP. "All in all, it's been a satisfactorily boring day. "We are tied to American apron strings, much as we don't like ... |
| | | | ... ABN AMRO Morgans, Bill Bishop, said the budget's effect on the market had been minimal. "They leaked it pretty well," Mr Bishop said. "There's a bit of budget blues, but no surprises to shake things up too dramatically. "The market has risen 800 points ... |
| | | | ... have obviously been a little bit shaken by the potential bond issuance in America, which has damaged the US dollar," Mr Bishop said. Wall Street fell on Thursday due to concerns that the Federal Reserve's move to buy up to $US300 billion in Treasury ... |
| | | | ... market had weathered the US lead well. "Considering what happened in America last night, I think we've done alright," Mr Bishop said. "It made for riveting television. "The market looked on, thought it wasn't good and sold it off. "Considering, I'm pleased ... |
| | | | ... the employment figures were so bad the market was hoping the government would pump more cheap money into the economy," Mr Bishop said. "There has been a lot of optimism after the rally on the American market. "Our banks are up between 2.5 and five per ... |
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