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One of the most persistent bulls in the market believes investors should buy now because a rally of March 2009 magnitude might be forthcoming.

Economics professor Thorvaldur Gylfason argues authorities have allowed bad behaviour among bankers to flourish, and this caused today’s problems.

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price dismisses the notion of a bond “bubble”. Deflation is coming, he warns, and investors better pay attention.

BTIG market strategist explains why US equities look extremely cheap, similar to the situation back in March 2009.

Friday generated a technical warning signal, called the Hindenburg Omen. The matter is dividing commentators and technicians across the world.

Your editor was one of three guests on BoardRoomRadio’s Friday Afternoon Round Table today.

Citi’s commodity analysts have discovered some concerning trends, while quant specialists at Macquarie have updated their best ideas.

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price lines up a few hard truths for today’s investors.

Antipodean Capital’s Craig Ferguson provides an insight into his current thinking on the outlook for financial markets.

Where is the Minerals Council of Australia in the public debate about increased taxes for miners, asks Minelife’s Gavin Wendt.