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| | | ... 70.8. So again, I ask, what's all this jazz about the sinking feeling among American consumers? But don't take my word for it. Let's go direct to the source. Read the Conference Board's press release yourself: "Says Lynn Franco, Director of The Conference ... |
| | | | ... the portfolio when active decisions based on the optimal level of risk taken should instead be the focal point. "Once you let go (of the benchmark) you do feel adrift for a while and that is when you have to think very carefully about an investment philosophy ... |
| | | | ... slow the economy to a more sustainable growth rate? Only recently, it downshifted its GDP growth target to 7.5% from 8.0%. Let me repeat my favourite phrase, what China wants, China gets. As an aside, do your sums on the story about property prices ... |
| | | | ... terms, in about a decade. It will exceed that of the euro area within the next few years." How good is that? Australians all let us rejoice. |
| | | | ... in 2004. "Ironically four of the team were born in the UK and during that time never considered the running of a Marathon, let alone the London Marathon, but now as Australian Citizens feel that this is the Marathon for us to complete." For more information ... |
| | | | ... in Ben Selvin and the Crooners' "Happy Days are Here Again": "Happy days are here again The skies above are clear again So, Let's sing a song of cheer again." But, yes, yes, there is a but. Lest I be accused of cherry picking, I now bring you the but. ... |
| | | | ... the finger directly at chief executive Lloyd Blankfein and president and chief operating officer Gary Cohn, who he claimed let standards drop "during their watch". However in a letter written to staff today the executives played down the importance of ... |
| | | | It really does pour when it rains. I'm talking about the pouring of positive economic and survey stats primarily out of America in recent months and the optimism it engenders in investors everywhere and the virtuous cycle that this optimism has started ... |
| | | | ... anticipating gloom heading into the New Year, there is a greater likelihood for upside surprises to surprise on the upside. Let us count the ways: No surprises that the Fed kept monetary policy steady and its pledge to keep rates at "exceptionally low ... |
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