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It's been the precious metals' paradox for years now. when there is a disconnect, hold on

com bank reckons the dollar is pretty much valued correctly and people need to get use to it (how long has it been now anyway??). they are forecasting it to move down a little in the short term then back up towards the $1.07 mark by christmas

next time they should make it $1800 - that'll be twice as good!

the data was too old to be meaningful

the boom is too large for this long bow of events to unfold

Dinkumnet's lengthy post makes some interesting points, but a key one will be the RBAs ongoing problem that they can't control a resources boom with IRs, however they will no doubt try.

which sick figures are these? - retailers are managing growth despite huge online shopping growth. a pretty good outcome for an industry which is past its use by date

I find it really bizzare that a third of people on here think we are heading for a recession and one person is completely depressed !

anecdotal being the key - would be interesting to see quantity not price. price deflation doesn't have a cure, particularly when energy costs are going (and soon even more so) thru the roof. I think we all have enough power guzzlers now. As Pascoe says, the world changes. His point being that...

"retail sucks " anyone got any data to support this generally accepted assertion? http://www.smh.com.au/business/signs-of-life-in-the-retail-sector-20120507-1y8ds.html http://www.smh.com.au/business/business-battles-longterm-memory-loss-20120430-1xu57.html