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Everyone expects a correction; they just haven’t caused one yet!

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Mal Spooner

The release of data that is unexpected can be disruptive to markets as we’ve just experienced, but what causes even more volatility is the impact of surprising data releases on investor expectations. Bear markets caused by recessions are easier to … Continue reading →

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Banks bounce back? Of course!

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Mal Spooner

Taking time out to “Reflect” really does work: And as usual, it doesn’t pay to believe what you read. Less than a month (maybe a day?) ago everyone was worried about bank earnings (inspiring me to buy some banks) and abracadabra….today no … Continue reading →