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philr
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Just in case anyone forgets.

Remember the saying vote early, vote often.


Phil

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tryhay
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Thanks for the reminder philr ~ oooooppppssssssssss I must have done something wrong with Rudd getting in?

Pretty good analysis on bloomberg: "Rudd Ousts Howard in Australia With Climate, Troops Out Pledges" http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601081&sid=ac5bab4TApqc&refer=australia

Labor's victory won't have much impact on the share market, according to analysts, including Adnan Kucukalic, director of Australian equities research at Credit Suisse Group in Sydney.

A change is as good as a holiday they say...........







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Should we start a wager on when interest rates hit their peak, and what that peak will be?


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tryhay
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I have enough trouble with the share market davkell so I won't wager on when interest rates hit their peak.

The interesting thing with interest rates is our fed is trying to slow the economy and the US are trying to keep theirs cooking (if that is the right term ~ more like keep their economy solvent/liquid).

We have had 6 interest rate rises under howard and perhaps we are in for more.

what do you think?


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Probably at least another two 1/4% pts in the next 3-6months. Not sure where to from there though, all depends how the new govt affects things, as well as the mortgage crisis in the states, inflation and those damn oil prices!!!







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I would imagine that if the promised tax cuts go ahead , then the Reserve will act accordingly -- IMO Rudd 07 would be a fool to fall for this trap left behind by JH & PC .

From what i remember this is the same setup that Frazer/Howard done before to Hawke/Keating .

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