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Hastening great rotation is good news for shares

Atul Lele from Deltec thinks a rotation out of bonds and into shares is about to start

Philip Baker

A year ago Deltec's Atul Lele correctly tipped the collapse in commodity prices. Now he says the 'Great Rotation' from bonds into shares is about to kick into a higher gear.

The ASX fell for a second day on Tuesday, to a six week low.

ASX sees red after banks, Telstra selloff

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Australian shares finished in the red after a choppy day's trading that saw a selloff in banks and telco giant Telstra.

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Anglo break-up the tipping point for coal

Anglo American's painful deconstruction serves as notice of global mining's still brewing global financial crisis.

ASIC commissioner John Price wants to see improvement in the ASIC surveillance programs.

Auditors not trying hard enough, says ASIC

The fact that regulatory surveillance caused the $600 million of restatements in audited financial statements since June 30 tells you that some dodgy numbers are getting past audit firms.