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| | ... correction". Though he clarified, "Where that is, I do not know". Would have been more helpful if Alan knows where that line is, don't you think? And if a "significant correction" does indeed materialise, it would start (according to the Janet Yellen ... |
| | | Just when we thought it was no longer safe to go back into the water...... dip buyers again went buying the dip. We don't have to go very, very far back in history to see this for this was clearly on parade just over the past very few days. Recall how ... |
| | | ... quarter from 7.4% in the first (Li got what Li likes). Because, because. But you, I and Irene know what the main because is, don't we? It's the Fed and its commitment to remain easy "... for a considerable period after the asset purchase program ends". ... |
| | | ... to justify a down day on Wall Street. And the spinmeisters conveniently forgot to tell us about "the others" because they don't fit the yarn. Another indicator of US retail spending - the annual growth in Redbook's same-store sales eased to 3.1% in the ... |
| | | ... off you and sticking it in something at 3% which you might get back when you're 85 - are you going to vote for that? I just don't see that." He added that compulsory annuitisation would "probably just hurt the government" as it would have to guarantee ... |
| | | The sole director of Sonray Capital Markets (Sonray) Russell Andrew Johnson could face up to 10 years jail time over criminal charges relating to false accounting, theft and deception. Johnson pleaded guilty to the seven criminal charges brought by ... |
| | | ... making an offer which she hopes will bring their litigation to an end, a court has heard. Ms Rinehart's barrister, David Russell QC, told the Supreme Court on Monday that the "open letter" was to John Hancock and Bianca Rinehart, two of her four children. ... |
| | | ... publishing firm's new chief executive. Mr Worner, the boss of the group's broadcast television operations, takes over from Don Voelte as CEO on July 1. Seven West was down three cents at $2.33. |
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