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| | | ... Let's not forget there is a fiscal cliff in the US. Let's not forget geopolitics is heating up in Iran again." You, I and Irene know how... it's because of that carrot dangling in front of our faces, that eternal hope, that promise of a QE. But if you ... |
| | | | ... idealista.com has now resorted to sex ads to sell property. Yes the bad news are still with us Virginia. But you, I and Irene already know this. Heck, we're even contemplating total annihilation of the euro some months back and a crash landing in China ... |
| | | | ... carried away with James Ingram's tune. Though seriously, the financial market world is back to where it was before you, I and Irene were pleasantly interrupted by carrots dangled in front of our noses by the Fed and the most especially, Signor Draghi. ... |
| | | | ... because the jobs numbers weren't disappointing enough to prod the Fed to unleash QE3. It merely confirms what you, I and Irene - and oh, Uncle Ben too - know last month and the months before. That US economic growth remains on the slow lane - it isn't ... |
| | | | ... yet, if you look at the fear index, it's only at a little above 20 points - below the near 27 reading when you and I and Irene were waiting for which way the Greeks will vote earlier this month. This indicates that these bad news bears are already priced ... |
| | | | ... increase the IMF's firewall protection fund by US$430 billion as announced last April. All good except that while you and I and Irene were transfixed with the goings-on in Europe, recent stats show that the BRICs may also be about to hit the wall. The ... |
| | | | ... vicious vortex and perhaps, altogether drain the Eurozone's will to live as a single region. Then all bets are off. You, I and Irene would know for sure in three days time. However, although financial markets are expected to rally should Greece's pro-bailout ... |
| | | | ... Dow just give us one big dive - such as the 22.6% one-day drop on that Black Monday of October 1987 - and put you, I and Irene out of our misery? The answer my friends is because the more equities drop, the more we get closer to "if it becomes necessary" ... |
| | | | ... Germany is - or at least while Frau Merkel sits on government - not blinking. No austerity, no more dough. So now, you, I and Irene and our dogs are playing the guessing game while the Germans and the Greeks play their game of chicken. Who'll be the ... |
| | | | ... the way to Eureka - the day they, themselves, realise that's what they want to do. But where does this leave you, I and Irene in the meantime? Guess, we'll have to stay out of Europe while we wait for Europe to sort itself out. You don't want to be left ... |
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