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| | | ... this. The same way he did the US Savings & Loan Crisis of the late 1980s, the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997/98 and the dotcom bust in the early 2000s. He survived all these. He wasn't called 'the maestro' for nothing! Now many blame dear old Alan and ... |
| | | | ... has seen this all before. It first breached 10K back in March 1999 during the heydays that was later to be known as the dotcom bubble. It generally traded sideways after reaching as high as 11,722.98 points on the 14th of January of the following year. ... |
| | | | ... adroitness in handling the crises of recent history -- the Asian Financial Crisis, LTCM collapse, Russian default, the dotcom bubble, the US recession of 2002. The RBA shielded Australia all through these episodes of market turbulence. And it looks like ... |
| | | | ... of another star analyst, Abbey Joseph Cohen, of Goldman Sachs who rose to fame during the bull market leading up to the dotcom bust. Her star burnt out after persisting on her bullish views as the dotcoms were crashing in early 2000 and cindered when ... |
| | | | 'Don't fight the Fed!' 'The trend is your friend!' These market aphorisms are again coming back in fashion. Upward momentum in equity markets all around the world have been steadily gathering pace since hitting what is turning out to be the lowest point ... |
| | | | The times...they really have changed. Will this be Generation Next's new economic order. I speak of course about the fast increasing dominance of China in the world stage. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept interest rates unchanged at 3 per cent ... |
| | | | Surprise! The exclamation would almost always put a smile on anyone's face especially when the expected worst turns into a welcome better. Financial markets have been bombarded day after day after day with news that went from bad to worse to worst for ... |
| | | | ... became better after that. The US has not suffered any more recessions, the 1987 Stock market Crash did not happen, the dotcom bubble continues to bubble, the Asian Crisis was just a figment of the imagination, and LTCM - the forerunner of too big to ... |
| | | | ... 1998 spread to the economies of Latin America and Russia. The Australian economy slowed but avoided a recession when the dotcom bubble burst, when September 11 threatened borders in 2001, when the US went into a recession in 2002. It is in every economy's ... |
| | | | In a weekend interview on ABC Television, US National Economic Council Director Lawrence Summers said "We'll see what happens" and "We'll do what's necessary." This is one of the reasons why I've turned. For once, I believe the powers that be. There ... |
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