Happy days are here- now head for the exits

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The New Rochelle, New York-based firm's Advisory Sentiment Index finished 2004 with a bullish reading of 62.9 percent, before slipping slightly to 59.4. It is believed that too much optimism is a red flag as it suggests investors have already plowed most of their money into stocks, leaving little cash to push markets higher.

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Trumbling commodity prices throw markets into a tailspin

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The stocks in Canada recorded worst drubbing in the second week of May, 2006. The rising commodity prices are the main reason for this tremble.

Commodity & service prices, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Commodities, Company pricing policy

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Markets love uncertainty - when it comes to rates, anyway

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Implications of interests rate policies of Bank of Canada, on stock market trends is discussed.

Government expenditures, Interest Rates, Analysis, Economic policy, Monetary policy, Canada. Bank of Canada

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