It's another rollercoaster week for equity markets with a quiet start due to the United States holiday but nerves are still dominating the market as the world awaits the outcome of the Greece's place in the Euro Zone.
Most of the big players are making the right noises in Greece but it is important to find a solution the Greek public is happy with.
All eyes will be on the unemployment data coming out of the US at the end of the week.
Overall the economy is recovering at a reasonable rate, with interest in dividend shares remains strong on the domestic market.
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Sorry mate, can't agree
Posted on 30-05-2012 17:45 | By SpeakUp
The Greek public will have no choice. They can (and will) hum and harr, most of what they thought of as savings/wealth/retirement plans will be erased by the ruthless financial ‘easy-money' (debt) bribe of generations of bullsh!titians who appeased the sheeple with easy money that now has its day of reckoning. That the social and political web goes to the drain does not matter...SO FAR. Wait for the fascist currents trying to do what has been tried in Weimar. And we know how THAT ended. Please, can we be reasonable and agree that '...Overall the economy is recovering...” is just the (QE'd) calm before the storm? I know it's hard to face reality, especially for investment people. But WE ALL do/will share the ‘hard' market. We live in interesting times foreshore.
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