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| | | ... well, didn't we say that the markets what they want to see and hear what they want to hear... and if they don't, they make excuses. Yes Virginia, excuses, excuses. It's the weather. Of course, there would have been a lot more Americans working had the ... |
| | | | ... people." He will lead "a government that says what it means and means what it says. A government of no surprises and no excuses". "The boats will be stopped. The budget will be on track for a believable surplus. And the roads of the 21st century will ... |
| | | | ... can blame who invested in the Nikkei to bag their profits in the Nikkei, particularly when they have been given perfect excuses to do so. And oh, if you got scared by the Nikkei's 7.3% slump yesterday, note that this just took the index back to the level ... |
| | | | ... its revenue you know. Yahoo too (nice ring to it 'eh?) disappointed revenue expectations. Thursday: S&P 500 down 0.7%. Excuses easy to find this time - index of US leading indicators dipped by 0.1% and Philly Fed index fell. Need I say more? Oh yes ... |
| | | | ... want to know. But the reasons posted on cyberspace for last night's sell orders were not among them. They are made-up excuses to fit the end result. Excuses, excuses. Wall Street fell while we slept because the ADP private sector jobs data was lower ... |
| | | | ... Victoria and more recently New South Wales. Their victory and what it implied - no carbon tax, no mining tax - are now the excuses use to push the A$ higher. But carbon tax or no, mining tax or no, current fundamentals alone support a strong Australian ... |
| | | | ... - even welcomed. Given that no big name reported overnight, investors turned to economic news and info and found their excuses to sell. The minutes of the US Federal Reserve's June meeting revealed that policymakers downgraded their 2010 US growth forecast ... |
| | | | ... Stimulus Mark II? You're right Virginia, there were other news out last night that Wall Street could have easily taken as excuses to continue meandering south. There was Japan adding its voice to China and Russia's vocal deliberations to diversify away ... |
| | | | ... why doom and gloom will still be with us. Although I don't want to say this, markets would again find a thousand and one excuses to sell. Australia - with one foot inside the grave of a technical recession - has a particular vested interest in seeing ... |
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