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What is going on? after the Lehman Bro. was bankruptcy. Anyone said that there are many US companies will face the situation as Lehman Bro. got. What is the impact to world and asia market? Anyone can suggest me more info and how ao I get more info about these in analytical view. Thank you
i really don’t get what you are saying!!!…do you need fundamental analysis of companies?or governments?? or what???…anyhow,you can use the data from S&P(the website below) to do it yourself(they will give you all data necessary for fundamental analysis…..follow channel news Asia,they provide also analysis of Asian markets….if you want global follow Cnbc,a little bit of CNN and BBC and others…..
Be specific and you get a better answer!!!!
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