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11 June 2010 |
Justin Urquhart Stewart is one of the most recognisable and trusted market commentators in the media. Originally trained as a lawyer, he has observed the retail market industry for 20 years whilst at Barclays Stockbrokers and developed a unique understanding of the market's roles and benefits for the private investor.
Justin Urquhart Stewart is one of the most recognisable and trusted market commentators in the media. Originally trained as a lawyer, he has observed the retail market industry for 20 years whilst at Barclays Stockbrokers and developed a unique understanding of the market's roles and benefits for the private investor. Justin provides financial advice to clients of Kester Cunningham John Financial Planning LLP.
Love it or hate it, everyone will get some benefit from the World Cup. The South Africans hopefully will enjoy their role as host and despite the huge cost of the infrastructure, they will at least be able to showcase that beautiful country to the rest of the world.
However, what happens elsewhere? The media back in Britain divides themselves into those writing paragraphs of assured glory that England is already the rightful holder of the cup, and that everyone else has just been borrowing it, as opposed to the others who write in the absolute confidence that England will be knocked out soon after the first kick is taken. So time to hum that 1956 popular (and quite infuriating) football associated tune written by the song writing team Jay Livingston and Ray Evans "Que sera sera!" Time for me to leave the room screaming.
Of course the usual clich |
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