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Thursday the 13th was a particularly bad day for us.

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Here’s another one for the morons who said the people cannot eat the GDP — nor the Phisix for that matter.


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Last week, the main composite index breached its key psychological resistance level of 3,000, mainly on bullish economic prospects.


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It’s the Yuletide season once again. We are ending the year with merry-making, and starting a new one with all sorts of resolutions and wishes. A more prosperous business. The better things in life. Perhaps, even a change in character. Change, per se, is not bad if it leads to something good. But let’s be cautious when we are seeking for drastic ones.


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Last week, the Phisix which will be renamed PSEi by April 1 gained 2.7 percent to close at 2,208 points, its highest level since August 1999.  News of a lower budget deficit buoyed market sentiment.  


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