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| | | ... competitive advantage and marginal propensity to produce. The thing that got to me though are forecasts and predictions - nay, extrapolations would be a better term - that prices would continue to slide forevermore. Like this fearless forecast from Mr. ... |
| | | | Sydney-based accounting firm Northstar has become the latest to joint venture partner of national accounting and advice firm Chan & Naylor. The deal will see Chan & Naylor take an equity share in the company in return for driving mutual growth. Northstar ... |
| | | | ... What do you do when you reach a peak? You take a breather, enjoy the view and smile (or LOL) at all the naysayers who bet, 'nay, you'll never make it'. That's exactly what Wall Street did overnight. The S&P 500 index hardly budged - up 0.01% -- to close ... |
| | | | Financial services company IOOF has appointed a new national manager, technical services. A long-term participant in the financial services industry Kate Anderson has joined IOOF from Super IQ, where she was the head of technical. In her role Anderson ... |
| | | | ... fall on Wall Street. Yes, Virginia there wasn't any mention of Iraq. Wall Street rebounded overnight despite continuing - nay, escalating -- tensions in Iraq (there done, Iraq mentioned) and reports that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko threatened ... |
| | | | In big picture terms, not much happened last week. Yes Virginia, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept policy unchanged - as expected. The European Central Bank (ECB) guided forward but also stayed on the sidelines. US non-farm payrolls added another ... |
| | | | ... change in the reduction of its monthly asset purchases. What's changing though is the Peoples Bank of China's (PBOC) thinking - nay, it's all as planned. Recall how it took away free yuan lunches? When it allowed the yuan to fall sharply less than two ... |
| | | | Well, well, well, looks like someone - nay, many, many ones - woke up on the right side of the bed this morning. Well... yesterday morning to be precise, as I refer to the stock market action on Wall Street and in Europe and in emerging markets. It's ... |
| | | | ... trumpets trumpeting the overnight "jump" in the VIX index - the 'fear gauge' - to its highest reading this year but I'm not sure (nay, I'm certain) that a reading of 20.62 does not read fear. Recall the fiscal cliff heading into 2013? The VIX index was ... |
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