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Doing the Bernanke Twist!
What is hoped to be accomplished with the Twist? Watch fun video then read below: Plans to flatten the yield curve seemed to have worked for at least one day. Many analysts suggest that Bernanke and company are working to … Continue reading
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Gold? Oil? Egypt? Libya? Maple Leafs?
Well I sure didn’t expect the sell off (happening today) I was predicting last week to come so suddenly. Although Canada’s stock market was holding its own early in the day, that’s largely because of the pop in oil prices and the … Continue reading