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REPEAT Rudi’s View: Lessons Learned And Observations To Remember

Aug 16 2010

The August results season has only just started, but I have already drawn conclusions and made observations that can be important for investors.


US Mortgage Foreclosures Running Riot

Aug 13 2010

US bank repossessions of mortgaged residential property were the second highest on record in July.


No Quantitative Easing (Yet), Say Experts

Aug 10 2010

It would seem the market has been setting itself up for disappointment prior to Tuesday’s FOMC meeting, experts suggest.


Digging Into The Death Cross

Aug 09 2010

BTIG strategist O’Rourke has done further research into Deatch Crosses and discovered some encouraging historical data.


Can The US Manufacture Employment Through Exports?

Aug 06 2010

In what can only be seen as a near perfect timing, three economists argue the US needs domestic growth to sustain a recovery in jobs.


Markets Will Go Higher, Predicts Russell Investments

Aug 04 2010

While market conitions are volatile Russell Investments doesn’t see another downturn for the global economy, so the group forecasts sharemarkets end the year higher than current levels.


REPEAT Rudi’s View: Australia, The Underperformer

Aug 03 2010

The Australian share market has underperformed this year. Here’s why. Also, there are good reasons why the year ahead might see the Australian market outperform.


August Usually Good For Oz Equities And For Oil

Aug 02 2010

Barclays notes seasonal trends are positive for Australian equities and oil prices in August, but the Australian dollar tends to find the going a bit tougher.


FNArena Book Preview: How an Economy Grows and Why it Crashes – by Peter and Andrew Schiff

Aug 02 2010

A preview to what is one of the more intriguing books on release this year.


Just How Risky Are China’s Housing Markets?

Jul 30 2010

Is a housing bubble developing in China? Some economists remain worried.



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