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| | | The Australian sharemarket was one per cent lower at noon, as the unclear election result continued to weigh on the market. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 47.9 points, or 1.08 per cent, at 4,381.1, while the broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... zero - it's natural and logical limit. Now compare that with the S&P 500's average annual 30-year return of 9.5 per cent. Yes, this includes the 1987 crash, the 1990/91 recession, Asian financial crisis, the Russian default, the bursting of the dtocom ... |
| | | | ... previous month. Close but no cigars. The July pick up was less than expectations for a 0.2 per cent gain. Ugly is only skin deep. Yes, these indicators look really negative but scratch the surface and really nothing has changed much. The less volatile ... |
| | | | The impending departure of three senior executives from boutique fund manager 452 Capital sent shockwaves through the investment community late yesterday, with super funds heavily exposed to the manager reconsidering their investment mandates. In a ... |
| | | | ... up as Potash Corp gains" - The Australian Yippee! Noticed something in the words -- "rise" "lifts" "gains" "edges higher"? Yes, you're meant to think that something positively spectacular happened on Wall Street overnight. Especially when you link these ... |
| | | | Challenger's launch of an Australian small companies fund, its tenth boutique, inadvertently resulted in an ING small cap fund being placed 'on hold' yesterday. The departure of Sinclair Currie, former lead portfolio manager at ING, for Challenger prompted ... |
| | | | Treasury Group boutique fund managers were united in the view that the global financial crisis is not over just yet, but that selective opportunities exist for canny investors, at a briefing with journalists yesterday. "To me, it's just how it plays ... |
| | | | ... announcement and better-than-expected economic reports - or variations of these -- lifted investors' mood last night. Really? Duh!!! Yes, that deserved three exclamation marks. Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Home Depot Inc., and Carlsberg beat earnings forecast. ... |
| | | | Planning group Count Financial has reported a 24 per cent jump in net profits after tax to $24 million for the year ending 30 June, and it expects its double-digit growth to continue this financial year. In ASX statements released today, Count Financial ... |
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