By Peter McCready Twelve months have passed since the Nasdaq Composite Index peaked and the...
By Peter McCready Twelve months have passed since the Nasdaq Composite Index peaked and the dot.com bubble burst. Analysts and economists breathed a sigh of relief when the US showed signs that its economy was in for a soft landing rather than a hard one. And then the worries reached fever pitch all over again. Two weeks ago speculation mounted that the Japanese prime minister was about to resign as the country stood on the brink of a major recession and awaited the banking system's imminent collapse. Last week it was the US's turn once again to prompt investors to rush for...
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