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| | | All is clear again on the Wall Street front. Central bank assurances have silenced the Johnny Littles wailing that the sky is falling. We could only imagine now what would have happened to equity markets and in turn to sentiment and then the economies ... |
| | | | ... themselves in their furry behinds - if they're followers don't get to them first -- looking back at the scares that weren't. The Johnny Little's were peddling what they peddled best even before 2013 became 2014 - the sky will fall: China would suffer ... |
| | | | The Johnny Littles of the financial market world are once more coming out of the woodworks, proclaiming that, "A crash is coming, a crash is coming"! They point to the biotech and social media stocks that are fast running out of puff that could produce ... |
| | | | ... disappeared Here is the rainbow I've been prayin' for It's gonna be a bright (bright), bright (bright) Sun-shiny day." -- Johnny Nash, "I Can See Clearly Now" Remember contagion? Sure you do. We all feared it when itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie Greece threatened ... |
| | | | ... lonely word. Everyone is so untrue." - Billy Joel, Honesty "There won't be a GST under the government I lead" promised Johnny Howard before being elected prime minister of Australia. "There won't be a carbon tax in a government I lead" promised Julia ... |
| | | | ... America lost its AAA-rating. All these were extrapolated to 'the sky is falling'. And to this day, we're still waiting. Johnny Little's back again. The elections in France and Greece have injected fresh uncertainty to an already uncertain future for ... |
| | | | ... another one of my fave JMK postulations - the Paradox of Thrift - is asserting itself into the global economy. Long gone Johnny explained how this is not good for the economy many, many moons ago. The Paradox states that during times of recession, if ... |
| | | | ... in my way Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind It's gonna be a bright (bright), bright (bright) Sun-shiny day. - Johnny Nash Ok, alright, perhaps still not apropos when referring to Europa - accord or no accord. Despite 'the agreement', there'll ... |
| | | | ... Will they, won't they, should they, shouldn't they, as a result, the price of saving the day has gone up." How true, Sir Johnny! |
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