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We'll get through this

Feb 04 2009 21:41

Stock markets have survived all manner of catastrophes and despite everything still function as usual, writes David Sylvester.

David Sylvester

Cometh the hour...

Jan 21 2009 22:18

The global market hopes Obama is its man - but the worst inauguration day market losses on record hardly made for an auspicious beginning, says David Sylvester.

David Sylvester

Saddle up for a rough ride

Jan 07 2009 22:51

Make no mistake, 2009 ain't gonna be any easier than 2008 on the markets, writes David Sylvester.

David Sylvester

2008: from boom to Ponzi

Dec 17 2008 21:39

The only safe pyramids are Egyptian, writes David Sylvester, who also provides some useful advice for investors knackered by the ups and downs of 2008.

David Sylvester

Rollercoaster ride ahead

Dec 03 2008 22:57

There are too many optimists when it comes to forecasting the economic future. It will be hard and wearisome, writes David Sylvester.

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