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The equities markets could have a breathe yesterday with awaited announcement from the European financial ministers after a massive selling on growing worries about the European financial system and the European countries ability to cap the credit crisis which started in Greece from spreading out to other countries affecting negatively on the market confidence. The EU fin Minister have promised to provide 750 billion euros in a rescue package plan under the request of the European countries which facing debts problem opening the door for the ECB to start discussing and buying European bonds by the volume which is seen suitable ...
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The equities markets have chosen again today to repeat its stable performance waiting for this week important economic data which can ensure the growth easing worries which contained the market sentiment recently and have been highlighted in the recent Fed's assessment last week when it has decided to keep the interest rate unchanged at nearly 0% maintaining its same cautious stance worrying about the current growth pace which is getting out of stream and the debt crisis of Europe consequences negative impact on US. The G8 and G20 did not come with what can change the market ... Read More
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The equities markets have found a place for breathing today after bullish RBA statement to some extent after its decision to keep the interest rate unchanged at 4.5% today supporting these market to correct some of its previous losses of last week with worries about the markets ability to keep these gains which started in the Asian session supporting the European stocks and the US indexes future currently to have a green opening after the recent dovish economic data which we have had recently from US weighing negatively on the current market sentiment increasing the possibility of having a second dip recession in US after ...
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THE Singapore Youth Olympic Games will not only yield spin-offs for businesses here but give companies a chance to give more to society, leaders of corporate sponsors of the Games said at a roundtable yesterday. Blackstone-linked firm investing US$45m in China Animal A COMPANY linked to the Blackstone group, a US private equity firm, is pumping about US$45 million into China Animal Healthcare, the Singapore-listed maker of livestock drugs that is eyeing a Hong Kong dual listing. Full Apex secures US$42m in bank loans FULL Apex (Holdings) has secured US$42 million in bank loans to refinance the group’s existing debt and for ...
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The 'Fed Model' did an excellent job of providing a base
line valuation for twenty years. It provided a warning to investors
during the "bubble era" of 1999-2000. Since then, there has been a sustained period where the model has indicated
that stocks were undervalued. Some think that the model is
"broken." There is another possible interpretation, which
deserves our consideration. We all know that market valuations are not specific timing indicators. At
"A Dash" we believe that they are better interpreted as long-term
sentiment indicators. Instead of viewing the Fed Model as broken, one ...
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raised at least US$19.2 billion in its initial public offering, which is likely to become the world's biggest IPO, according to its pricing data. ABC can increase the size of its IPO to as much as US$22.1 billion if it turns to the so-called green-shoe, or over-allotment, option to expand the sale after listing. The bank could surpass the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, which netted US$21.9 billion in October 2006, as the world's largest IPO. The Beijing-based bank is selling 22.2 billion shares in Shanghai at 2.68 yuan (40 US cents) each, the top of its range from 2.52 yuan, it said in a filing to the ...
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The weak release of the non-farm payroll of June losing125k after adding 413k in May while the market was waiting for losing just 100k has undermined the market sentiment increasing the probability of having a recession second dip in the second half of this year in US after getting out of it in the third quarter of last year. We have seen recently many dovish data from US suggesting this probabilities like the slide of US consumer confidence of June to 52.9 while the market was waiting for 62.9 and June US ISM manufacturing index which was expected to be 59 from 59.7 in May coming last week at 56.2. That's beside the ...
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The Fed's interest rate decision and assessment came unchanged keeping the interest rate near 0% holding the same cautious stance worrying about the current growth pace and the debt crisis of Europe consequences negative impact on US. The disappointing drop of May US new home sales which has hit the investors' risk appetite in the beginning of the US session increasing the speculations of having a second dip of the recession which could get out of it in the third quarter of last year has not been subjected in the Fed's assessment but the cautiousness was well read in it. The market was waiting for the new home ...
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Jun 26, 2009 ... the next move in a sense whether or not the current market sentiment is excessively bullish or bearish. The conventional financial theory ...
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Before I begin, I want to welcome the newest Member of the House Budget Committee, Congressman Charles Djou from Hawaii. We look forward to working with you to help tackle our fiscal and economic challenges, and bring accountability to the Federal budget process. Congratulations, Charles, on your recent swearing in as a Member of Congress and your appointment to this committee � and a special welcome to you and your family to our nation�s capital. And welcome to you, Chairman Bernanke. It�s appropriate that you are coming before our committee today to talk about the state of the economy because the health of the U.S. ...
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Third, we investigate whether current investor sentiment levels predict .... tanabe (2002) propose an overall market sentiment measure based on how fund ...
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AAII Sentiment Survey: Bearish sentiment also hit 57.1% on Nov 20, 2008, so the current level may not be a sign of a market bottom $$
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The mortgage collapse was the final "straw that broke the camel's back", but this is merely a symptom of concentration of wealth. An excellent collection of articles on Federal tax policies and their effects from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities is given in the links below. One of those papers states: " Not since 1928, just before the Great Depression, has the top 1 percent held such a large share of the nation's income. " from Income Concentration at Highest Level Since 1928, By Chye-Ching Huang and Chad Stone (linked below). Wikipedia has a good article on Distribution of wealth - see ...
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