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| | ... financial press line up the usual suspects (and some freshly picked ones): interest rate concerns; geo-politics - Iraq, Syria, Russia, HK/China; tepid global growth; Ebola.... and then the dip buyers, the bargain hunters, the bottom fishers come... and ... |
| | | ... now, the question must be asked: Is this going to be one of those Octobers? There's geo-political uncertainty - ISIS, Iraq, Syria and just recently... Hong Kong. There's a developing health epidemic - Ebola (recall how we peed our pants with SARS, bird ... |
| | | ... cent and the Nasdaq dropping close to two per cent. The slide was driven chiefly by concerns about the conflict in Iraq and Syria, and the prospect of interest rate rises in the US in 2015. But IG market strategist Stan Shamu said those drivers were ... |
| | | ... significant falls. Shares were being weighed down by lower commodity prices, ongoing concerns about conflict in Iraq and Syria, and talk the US Federal Reserve will lift interest rates more quickly than expected over the next few years, CommSec market ... |
| | | ... Portugal and Banco Espiritu Santo (again), there's increased geo-political risks - Putin and the Ukraine, Israel and Hamas, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, etc - and rising volatility, there's the IMF "advising" China to slow its economic growth, there's the US ... |
| | | ... then there were three. Geo-political risks remain. People are still killing people in the Ukraine, in Gaza, in Libya, in Syria and in Iraq. This is a wild card for the markets, it also reminds me of Bob Dylan's classic, "... how many times must the cannon ... |
| | | ... tomorrow, you know. The point I make is that geo-political risk has never left since early March when Russia annexed Crimea or Syria before that (and now we have Iraq (again), Gaza (again) and Libya (again)), the headlines just chose to ignore them when ... |
| | | ... when Netanyahu was bombing Palestine- Hamas militants or not. And these exclude the murdering still going on in Iraq and Syria. The rational investor in me takes delight at this new turn of events... every crisis is an opportunity after all. Just think ... |
| | | ... printing US$35 billion in July. Yes, yes, yo. The Fed's still pumpin' it! Fight if you dare... in Iraq, in the Ukraine, in Syria, in Egypt, in Nigeria, in..., but "don't fight the Fed". |
| | | ... tomorrow - or the day after or the next - when Wall Street climbs at the same time that the violence in Iraq (and Ukraine and Syria) remains in play. |
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