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Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013

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Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013. / Vanstone, Bruce J.
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Vanstone, BJ 2013, Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013..

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Vanstone, B. J. (2013, Aug 5). Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013.

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Vanstone BJ. 2013. Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013.

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Vanstone, Bruce J, Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013, 2013.

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Vanstone BJ. Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013. 2013.

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Vanstone, Bruce J. / Dead cat bounce [radio interview]: Interviewed by Annamarie Reyes for the 2SER FM Radio program: On the Money: Word of the Week, 5 August, 2013. 2013.

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N2 - Regular 'Word of the Week' segment. Interview with Professor Bruce Vanstone, Bond University, regarding 'dead cat bounce'. Vanstone says it's a Wall Street term which means a stock has fallen from a very high price to a low price in small period of time. Vanstone notes a small upward spike but the price will normally tend to decline again. Vanstone uses Billabong as an example to illustrate a 'dead cat bounce'.

AB - Regular 'Word of the Week' segment. Interview with Professor Bruce Vanstone, Bond University, regarding 'dead cat bounce'. Vanstone says it's a Wall Street term which means a stock has fallen from a very high price to a low price in small period of time. Vanstone notes a small upward spike but the price will normally tend to decline again. Vanstone uses Billabong as an example to illustrate a 'dead cat bounce'.

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