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Is Telecom NZ A Weak Buy?

May 29 2006

The public debate about Telecom NZ’s future is raging on. Maybe investors have been a little too negative on the new regulatory regime, but does that make the shares a Buy?


Global Equities: She’ll Be Right, Mate?

May 26 2006

Share markets should be higher in six to twelve months from now. But first come uncertainty, volatility and slower economic growth.


NZ Economy To Suffer From High Energy Prices

May 26 2006

Higher priced oil will keep interest rates high in New Zealand, Commonwealth Bank predicts, this is not positive for the Kiwi economy.


Tower Of Strength Surprises Brokers

May 26 2006

Kiwi insurer Tower has posted a first half result that took everyone by surprise. Should it be re-rated?


Falling Risk Appetite Encourages Balanced Portfolios

May 26 2006

Risk appetite has tipped over in March after a five year run up, suggesting the great five year run on risky assets is over.


Biggest Sentiment Crash Since ’87

May 25 2006

Prices of shares and commodities fell sharply because investors ran for the exit doors. Global appetite for risk has plummeted from twenty year highs. It will take time to see it recover.


Rudi On Wednesday

May 25 2006

Weekly musings from your editor.


RBNZ Expected To Cut Rates Later

May 25 2006

Economists at GSJBW now believe the widely anticipated interest rate cut in New Zealand won’t occur in 2006.


Global Investor Confidence On The Wane

May 24 2006

If it wasn’t for North American investors, State Street’s latest gauge of global investors’ risk appetite would have declined in May.


Local Share Indices Bogged Down By Forced Selling?

May 23 2006

It would appear that a large number of margin calls have been made this morning, leading to forced selling and a lower opening of the local share market.



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