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Seth Glickenhaus, legendary investor dies at 102
Seth Glickenhaus, a bond trader turned money manager whose studies of law and medicine failed to lure him away from Wall Street, his professional home for more than eight decades, has died.
If you're contrarian, you're like everyone else
"Romanticizing that you are a contrarian when you are indistinguishable from consensus can't be good." That quote is from Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley's U.S. equity strategist and director of quantitative research.
China's stock-market king reveals trading secrets
Thanks to mandatory shareholder disclosures, the clearest picture yet of China's state-run investing behemoth, is coming into view.
Wall St up as JP Morgan, China lift mood
Wall Street gained overnight, bolstered by better-than-expected results from JPMorgan Chase, while trade data from China fuelled commodities.
Mark Lister: Testing time as rebounding market
COMMENT: The quarterly reporting season in the US ramps up over the next couple of weeks.
China rules change hit NZ exporters
News of Chinese regulatory changes has given local investors jitters and hit Australasian infant formula and health supplement stocks.
Review highlights reporting rules
Submissions to an NZX review show many market participants are keen to reduce "fragmentation" in corporate governance reporting requirements.
Orion and SkyCity keep index buoyant
New Zealand shares rose after Orion Health Group said it won new UK clients and SkyCity Entertainment rebounded.
Did Russia leak the Panama papers?
Some are calling it trolling, but there's a serious point behind the not-completely-crazy theory.
NZX high prompts profit take
New Zealand shares fell as some investors took advantage of the S&P/NZX 50 index opening at a record.
Candidates call time on free trade
The long-held faith in open markets is beginning to fade - and it isn't just political rhetoric, reports Bill Powell.
Dual listed banks drag index down
New Zealand shares fell, dragged down by dual-listed Australia & New Zealand Banking Group and Westpac Banking Group.
Oceania Natural debuts on NXT
New Zealand's first sharemarket listing of the year is Oceania Natural debuting on NZX's new NXT board.
Yellen set to speak about US jobs data
US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is set to speak tomorrow, offering a key focus for investors before the government's jobs data are due at the end of the week.
Wells Fargo share drop overnight
Equities on both sides of the Atlantic moved lower before the Easter long weekend.
NZ stock index turnover tops $500m
New Zealand shares hit another record high and turnover topped $500 million .
Wall St up after Fed rates news
Wall Street gained overnight, after the US Federal Reserve flagged that there are fewer interest rate increases ahead this year than previously thought.
The Economy Hub: Markets rebound
WATCH: On the latest extra episode of The Economy Hub, guest panelists Bernard Doyle and Aaron Quintal discuss markets rebound.
Kiwi heads for 1.7pc decline
The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 1.7 per cent drop against the greenback
NZ stock index hits record
New Zealand shares hit a record high for a seventh straight session, though trading was quieter after Thursday's interest rate cut