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| | | ... another May to sell and go away. Not that we did any better. Australia's May first performance didn't do any better - the All Ords fell. So did the Nikkei and the Shanghai Composite. Yes, Virginia, those nasty sprinkles started in our time zone. Never ... |
| | | | ... weeks into the new year and stock markets are up: S&P 500, up 6.6%; Nikkei 225, up 7.5%; Shanghai Composite, up 7.2%; All Ords, up 8.4%; even a deeper than expected recession in the Eurozone couldn't stop its benchmark index, the DJ/Euro Stoxx index ... |
| | | | ... barrel, we've got the blues on the run..." -- Beer Barrel Polka by Vejvoda and IngriA! Roll out the barrel cause the All Ords' on a run. Roll out the barrel, it's broken five thousand! It's got a feel good factor in it, 'ey? The All Ordinaries Index ... |
| | | | ... "Ugliest' of times ahead." But those who became greedy in 2012 were handsomely rewarded. The S&P 500 gained 13.4%, the All Ords rose by 13.5%, the DJ Euro Stoxx by 15.5%, the Nikkei-225 by 22.9% and even the Shanghai Composite Index notched a still positive ... |
| | | | ... uptrend has accelerated since the Australian central bank handed its first interest rate cut back in May this year. The All Ords posted a 10.3% appreciation in the year to the end of October -- a significant improvement from the 0.6% gained in the first ... |
| | | | ... return OF capital. Over this timeframe, the S&P 500 has gained 10.6%; the Nikkei's up 10.3%, the FTSE-100's up 11.4%; the All Ords' up 9.4% and the Euro Stoxx's up... wait for it, 18.1%. Shoulda? Woulda? Coulda? Those that want to be sure their capital's ... |
| | | | ... the month - and that's the good news. Here are the other indices in ascending order of worseness: FTSE100, down 7.3%, All Ords, down 7.5%; DJ Euro Stoxx, down 8.2%; Nikkei-225, down 10.3%. Third time unlucky. These are worse than their performance in ... |
| | | | ... reduction in the official cash rate yesterday. Yes, only in our dreams! But Australians all should be grateful that the All Ords index rose by 0.7%, taking its year-to gain up by 9.4% because the A$ eased (down 0.9%) against the US$ because of the rate ... |
| | | | ... of Kev back on 24 June 2010 and the ending (?) of him yesterday. The table below shows the relative performance of the All Ords before and after Kev. % increase from March 2009 low to 23 Jun 2010 to 25 Feb 2012 All Ords 44.9 41.0 S&P500 61.4 101.9 DJ ... |
| | | | ... set to finish January on the up and up - a positive indication of things to come if you believe the January effect. The All Ords has already risen by 5.8% to date, though it still has to about 16.5% to climb to claw back its 11 April 2011 high of 5,064.9 ... |
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