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| | | "My best guess is we will have a continued recovery, but it won't feel terrific." This is the future according to Ben. Spoken like a real trooper. With these words, Big Ben appears to have calmed financial markets - equity and commodity markets rose ... |
| | | | ... V into a W - offering a positive counterbalance to the ongoing debt crisis across the Atlantic. Bring it on Europe! The guess. According to Bloomberg, consensus predicts that the US payrolls report would show that some 536,000 workers have found jobs ... |
| | | | ... Would it shoot itself in the foot and announce to the whole wide world that, "yes, we're selling euros"? No way, Jose! My guess is -- like everyone else at this point in time -- China's deciding whether to "sell on rallies" or "buy the dips". "Though ... |
| | | | ... theories, studies and reports proving or disproving this quotation come a-visiting. By merely stating this observation, I guess I, too, am guilty as charged. Would the equity markets' reaction to unfolding events while we were sleeping -- and even before ... |
| | | | ... faced by the vast majority of Australians." Say what??? All I heard was blah, blah, blah, tax cut, blah, blah, tax cut. Guess that's good enough for me. It'll keep me smoking till the day I quit. Ahhh... c'e la vie, at least I know we -- smokers -- are ... |
| | | | ... Goldman Sach's volcano explodes. Wall Street rose last night as companies reported better than expected earnings results. And guess which one stood out? Goldman Sachs! Yes, the same one facing fraud charges from the US Securities and Exchange Commission ... |
| | | | It was about this time last year that a few of my closest friends were given the boot by their employers and told their services were no longer needed. It is not so much that they lost their jobs that worried them but the negative prospects that awaited ... |
| | | | Down day, up week. This was Wall Street's performance lat Friday and over the pass five trading days. And since the Australian equity market "almost" always marches to the beat of Wall Street's drum, market observers/forecasters guessing that it would ... |
| | | | ... most massive misallocation of wealth... a bubble waiting to burst." Puh... lease. Does this dude still have any right to guess the future? Last time I checked, he was with LTCM when the fund lost US$14 billion in a span of a few weeks in 1998 and collapsed. ... |
| | | | Guess what? It's the bull market's first anniversary today! Hip..hip... Hooray Virgina! You and I have kept up the faith despite being battered by waves of doubters in an ocean of despair. It was exactly one year ago (9 March 2009) when Wall Street ... |
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