Ever since the rally bottomed last March, the bears have had the occasional opportunity to turn things around. But each time they've blown it, and we're getting close to seeing that happen again.
After a huge, commodity-led move yesterday, stocks are up again in early action, helped, presumably, by Australia's decision to hold rates steady, signaling a premature end -- or at least lull -- in global tightening.
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See Also:
- Greece Now In Complete Denial: Claims There's No Debt Problem, Blames Speculators For Strangling The Economy
- Australia Stuns The World By Announcing Un-Official End To The Rate-Hike Cycle
- Citi: Foreign Investors Rushing To Buy Collapsed Chinese Stocks
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