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Is the January barometer providing an early warning for 2016 equity returns?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThe only sure thing for 2016 is volatility.China Daily/Reuters

So far, it has not been a happy new year for equity market investors. The Australian equity market lost A$100 billion in market value in the first week of trading, mirroring a dire global trend.

If we are are to believe the “January barometer”, things may be about to get...

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