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| | | ... calm(er) despite renewed jitters to necessitate printing action. Better include this in your model too. The bottom line is that macro dynamics continue to progress pinkier than it did last year - as indicated by the better-than-expected (on balance) ... |
| | | | ... of the US with housing, but even though that happened, their market bucked that trend which is good news. The other main macro news coming out was the IMF upgrading the 2012/2013 growth expectations for the world." At the close, London's benchmark FTSE ... |
| | | | ... China GDP numbers print less than rumoured later today, there's always policy stimulation to count on. Just last night, SGH Macro Advisors - a NY-based macro policy think tank - reported that it expects the Peoples Bank of China to cut its bank's reserve ... |
| | | | ... environment. As a fundamental investor we spend a lot of time identifying companies that we feel can prosper irrespective of the macro environment and this continues to be a major focus for us. "From a sector perspective we are positive on Banks, Transport ... |
| | | | Industry fund Professional Associations Super is building an enterprise-wide approach to managing investment risk in an effort to explore how risks should be mitigated or exploited. Focusing on exposure to primary risks such as sovereign default and ... |
| | | | Advisers should rethink growth asset allocations and prepare to protect portfolios against fiscal constraints, delegates heard at an industry event. These were two key messages from global investment manager PIMCO, delivered at yesterday's Adviser's ... |
| | | | ... how this could be good news. Good for energy companies' profits perhaps... but only for a short while. And then the bigger macro dynamics assert themselves. Just last week Big Ben told the US Congress how. "Higher energy prices would probably slow growth ... |
| | | | ... corrections along the way - perhaps, even big, nerve-wracking ones. But those who look at the economic landscape from a macro standpoint would only see "buy-op" flashing before them. |
| | | | "I'm afraid to buy And I don't know why I'm jealous of the people who Are not afraid to buy" "Coz now stocks are fallin' Fallin' fast again." My apologies to Teri de Sario for my rendition of his classic "Fallin'", it's just that by changing a few words ... |
| | | | ... equities, with the firm's portfolios currently fully exposed to equities,' said Hall. K2 also advised that while the major macro event has passed, returns expectations will be muted on the up and the downside barring any unforeseen circumstances with ... |
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