RBA Announcements
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Re: RBA Announcements October 05, 2010 05:57PM |
I go against opinion, i lose. I go with opinion, i still lose.
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Re: RBA Announcements October 05, 2010 09:12PM |
Artist Wrote:
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> RBA gives a suprise 1 in 5
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> RBNZ gives a surprise 1 in 50
Back in 2004, it was the reverse. I've had a horrendous run over the last four months... down about $1k I think. Still, it wasn't really my money to start with, so I guess I shouldn't complain
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> RBA gives a suprise 1 in 5
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> RBNZ gives a surprise 1 in 50
Back in 2004, it was the reverse. I've had a horrendous run over the last four months... down about $1k I think. Still, it wasn't really my money to start with, so I guess I shouldn't complain
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Re: RBA Announcements October 07, 2010 02:01PM |
Caught me out too 
And i was just starting to regain my massive loss from a month ago, argh even more in the negatives now
And i was just starting to regain my massive loss from a month ago, argh even more in the negatives now
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Re: RBA Announcements October 15, 2010 09:51AM |
Well maybe the RBA and the banks will play chicken for another round or two. Oh what fun.
CBA says brace for rates pain
Don't know how much the AUD vs USD is being influenced by local events over international ones at the moment. What people think the RBA will do may be moot compared to what they think the US is up to. For now. muwhahaha.
CBA says brace for rates pain
Don't know how much the AUD vs USD is being influenced by local events over international ones at the moment. What people think the RBA will do may be moot compared to what they think the US is up to. For now. muwhahaha.
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Re: RBA Announcements October 27, 2010 03:44PM |
Lelvis Wrote:
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> THE Reserve Bank (RBA) is likely to raise the cash
> rate to 4.75 per cent next Tuesday, despite a
> lower than expected headline inflation reading,
> economists say
I doubt it. Unlike every other country in the world Australia is in the enviable position where it can drive it's dollar down just by doing nothing. By talking tough but delaying a rise just that little bit longer (each time) they can retain some sense of control.
On the other hand, when are those aussie economists ever wrong
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/27/2010 03:44PM by Fender.
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> THE Reserve Bank (RBA) is likely to raise the cash
> rate to 4.75 per cent next Tuesday, despite a
> lower than expected headline inflation reading,
> economists say
I doubt it. Unlike every other country in the world Australia is in the enviable position where it can drive it's dollar down just by doing nothing. By talking tough but delaying a rise just that little bit longer (each time) they can retain some sense of control.
On the other hand, when are those aussie economists ever wrong
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/27/2010 03:44PM by Fender.
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