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| | | ... RBA governor Glenn Stevens' mind - one that he shared to his audience (and the world) last night in his "Address to The American Australian Association luncheon" in New York. Many of 'em us, Australians all, already know too well: the declining terms ... |
| | | | They talk the talk but aren't walking the talk. This is what I walk out with after poring through the American Association of Individual Investors' (AAII) sentiment and asset allocation surveys conducted in the last week of March. In its 2 April report ... |
| | | | ... address this challenge, SIFMA believes financial literacy and general investment education need to become part of the American education curriculum." However, introducing such topics into school curriculum would face stiff opposition from conservative ... |
| | | | ... America's own is beggared by their collective actions. Already the strong US dollar is souring investor sentiment. The American Association of Individual Investors' (AAII) 4 February sentiment survey shows that, "More than a third of all respondents ... |
| | | | ... general meetings. Origin chief executive Grant King will provide a company update and discuss the energy sector at an American Chamber of Commerce in Australia event in Sydney. In Australia, the market on Thursday posted strong gains for a third straight ... |
| | | | ... hoorah! The bears fought the bulls and the bulls won - and there are more of them now. This, as much, is reflected in the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) survey conducted in the week ended 12 November 2014. Bullish sentiment - expectations ... |
| | | | ... Japan (BOJ) to ramp up their respective QEs. I guess we just have to wait for the Fed's fresh take on this. The latest American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) sentiment survey - results as at 22 October -- is telling just in case the Fed ... |
| | | | ... closed down 0.51 per cent at 9,749.54 points. In London deals, Rio Tinto shed 3.79 per cent to 3,058.50 pence and Anglo American lost 3.09 per cent to 1,426.50 pence. However, the biggest faller was Tesco, which closed at a hefty loss of 11.59 per cent ... |
| | | | ... remain low for a "considerable time" script of days passed. Investors are hapeee! How happy? The latest survey by the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) shows how happy: "Bullish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will rise over ... |
| | | | ... stocks finished higher on Friday as strong earnings from shoe and clothing maker Nike helped offset a profit warning from American chemical company DuPont. The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up 5.71 points (0.03 per cent) to 16,851.84. The broad-based ... |
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