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Tuesday, 16th March 2010
David Morrison
WITH the days getting longer and the Cheltenham Festival kicking off this afternoon, there is a palpable feeling of optimism around. Despite little in the way of bullish news last week, stock indices...
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Tuesday, 16th February 2010
DAVID MORRISON
FOR anyone who found last year’s nine-month rally in global equities perplexing, or frustrating, then 2010 seems to have brought a hint of sanity back to the markets. The sell-off of the past few...
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Tuesday, 9th February 2010
DAVID MORRISON
WE ARE two-thirds of the way through the US fourth-quarter earnings season and 74 per cent of S&P 500 firms that have already reported have beaten analysts’ estimates. A further 9 per cent were...
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Tuesday, 2nd February 2010
CFD Market Strategist, GFT
After a strong start to the New Year, equities finished January on a very weak note. With China beginning to tighten policy, investors have become twitchy. The prospect of...
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Tuesday, 26th January 2010
DAVID MORRISON
DAVID MORRISON
CFD MARKET STRATEGIST, GFT
LAST week equities hit a brick wall. The US fourth quarter earnings season has been a disappointment so far. Companies are finding that a decent result on...
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Tuesday, 19th January 2010
CFD MARKET STRATEGIST, GFT
LAST year finished on a high note for global equity markets and this euphoria carried through into the first week of 2010. But after having shot out of their starting...
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Tuesday, 12th January 2010
DAVID MORRISON
CFD MARKET STRATEGIST, GFT
LAST month I pointed out that the Nikkei’s chart looked terrible and said that Japan’s economic fundamentals were grim – national debt is around 200 per cent...
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Tuesday, 5th January 2010
DAVID MORRISON
CFD MARKET STRATEGIST, GFT
LAST year was an extraordinary one in the markets. Following a two-month stock market plunge as investors dumped risky assets, global indices have surged since March and...
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Thursday, 18th March 2010
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