Search Results | Showing 371 - 380 of 795 results for "Pretty" |
| | | ... involving excess contributions tax (ECT) and non-compliance - the ATO won 28 of them and the taxpayer won just four. "It's pretty clear that the weight is very much in the commissioner's hand, and there are a couple of reasons for that," Hughes said. ... |
| | | | ... when the S&P 500 dropped by nearly 6% between 21 May -- the all-time record high back then -- and 24 June, everything's pretty much the same. So much so that if you slept from 22 May and only woke up last week, you'll hardly notice any difference. Well...you ... |
| | | | ... economy. It's a big world out there and it requires expertise to get around but people are beginning to realise that it's pretty silly not to have access to the other 98%" he said. Mowll added that concerns over the domestic economy, particularly the ... |
| | | | It's RBA meeting day and the overwhelming consensus is for the Australian central bank to do nothing. Seems like pretty good odds to me. No doubt the Board would be talkin' bout talks of Fed tapering and yes, the talked about again China slowing as ... |
| | | | ... quickly it is expected to give the market a boost for the next couple of months. "The market is very tentative, volumes are pretty light with all this positioning ahead of the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) tonight," IG market strategist Evan Lucas ... |
| | | | ... assessment would be made by the leadership team and board in July, and if approved the set up of the office could be done "pretty easily." Himbury expects that a current IFM staffer would set up the office with the assistance of a domestic employee. ... |
| | | | ... investors who didn't want the currency risk and other hassles of investing off-shore," he explained. "I actually think it's pretty arrogant to suggest that retail investors are incapable of learning and understanding how structured investments work," ... |
| | | | ... its hands ahead of the Chinese manufacturing PMI, which doesn't come out until tomorrow," Mr Walker said. "The market is pretty flat ahead of economic data tomorrow." Gold was the best performing sector at noon, due to strong rises in the price of the ... |
| | | | ... marks - until Bank of Japan (BOJ) governor Haruhiko Kuroda opened his mouth. In the country that invented the karaoke, I'm pretty sure Kuroda san has done it with Ronan Keating at one point or another. I'm also sure that most playing the financial market ... |
| | | | ... expecting an even worse session in the US, where the broad-based S&P 500 finished 0.28 per cent weaker. "We were expecting a pretty negative day in Europe and the US, and clearly there's calm ahead prevailing there," he said. "People are happy to buy ... |
|