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Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests last night’s fall in the Dow is a warning sign.
Jan 31 2017
Trump Trade With A Twist
As the Trump rally reignites, Kathleen Brooks of City Index ponders the inevitable pullback.
Jan 27 2017
Trump: Making America Volatile Again
Kathleen Brooks of City Index warns the Trump rally may give way to heightened market volatility as Trump reality sets in.
Jan 19 2017
Kathleen Brooks of City Index thinks equity markets are likely to overshoot, as they always do, but it shouldn’t be a worry this month just yet.
Dec 22 2016
Previous Stories
It Ain’t Over Til It’s Over
Nov 08 2007
The Dow plunged 360 points last night on a number of issues, the most prevalent being the same old story – financial sector woes.
Looking At Gold From Different Angles
Nov 07 2007
Is gold just a US dollar story? Things may look different in different currencies.
Commodities Boom, Financials Recover
Nov 07 2007
The Dow put on over 100 points as the ever-weakening US dollar sent commodities skyrocketing and there was some buying in the financial sector.
Beware Of Global Currency Intervention
Nov 06 2007
Morgan Stanley analysts want to pre-warn the market that global currency intervention is a looming threat.
It’s A Bottom Pickin’ Market
Nov 06 2007
Asia called the Dow down 2% yesterday but got only 0.4% last night in another volatile session.
More Huge Write-Downs For Citi
Nov 05 2007
The emergency board meeting on the weekend has resulted in Citi admitting to a further US$8-11bn in write-downs to follow.
The Week Ahead: Horses For Courses
Nov 03 2007
The RBA is widely expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday following the Cup.
Volatility Rules, Gold Passes 800
Nov 03 2007
A Dow close of +27 last night belied the extreme volatility throughout the session. Gold rocketed through US$800/oz.
No Cavalry This Time
Nov 02 2007
The Dow fell 362 points last night as the financial sector woke up to the fact there’s still a credit crunch going on.
Trick And Treat
Nov 01 2007
The Fed gave the market what it wanted but indicated that will be all for now. Wall Street still loved it. The Dow rose 137. Oil hit US$95. Gold hit US$800.
