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| | | ... shut down at the EGM; commenting on this, Tindall said: "I would say to the majority of retail unitholders, we are truly sorry that the fund looks likely not to continue as you wanted." In his opening statement at the EGM, LIM Advisors director and portfolio ... |
| | | | ... many advice groups who "saw two to three people a day come in with under $300,000 to invest, and the adviser has to say, 'Sorry, I can't help you,' because the cost of onboarding alone prohibits it." However, if advisers use automated investment tools ... |
| | | | "and I swear (I swear) by the moon and the stars..." Whoops, sorry folks, I got carried away with "All 4 One's" tune. What I meant to type is, I swear this has happened once before. You know, the time when Wall Street "rejoiced" at the more likely than ... |
| | | | ... The cheap Australian dollar also makes Australian assets - stock market cough, cough - more attractive to foreign eyes. So sorry to disappoint but we may not have the recession we longed for so long for just yet. Especially considering that further upheaval ... |
| | | | ... this level since 2011 - give or take - which is below the 2.7% - 3.8% year-on-year growth rate seen between 2007 and 2009 (sorry, but this is the earliest available I have on my database). This is consistent with the recently published Employment Cost ... |
| | | | ... don't trust the headlines and the spin around the headlines - it's now exactly 9:08 AM (AEST) and I'm still getting: "We're sorry, the BLS website is temporarily unavailable. Please try again in a few minutes." "Few minutes"? It's been hours! Stop hogging ... |
| | | | ... to deal... and financial markets remain nonchalant, i.e. small contagion at the most? What's Tsipras' Plan B? Whoopsie! Sorry about that for he already has a Plan B - litigate the beejesus out of 'em. "The Athens government has insisted that Greece will ... |
| | | | ... next time. But this time could be different, maybe. It's the end game. This time the cows will finally come home to roost (sorry for the mix metaphors). This time, the prospect of a Greek default and eventually, Grexit - and fears of a contagion - is ... |
| | | | ... If the next jobs report is strong... if second-quarter GDP look like it is bouncing quite sharply". And here's Jerome - sorry, Fed governor Jerome Powell to me - telling his audience at the Council on Foreign Relations in NY that, "Despite slowing in ... |
| | | | ... doors in October this year and already, they came and are coming... in droves... from New York to Rio and old London town (sorry, NY's ego's still in the way). The good news is that unlike the IMF and the ADB - which you read about mainly when economic ... |
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