Thanks for that Scott, perhaps the S&P indicies are better for short term predictions. Now we know the asx has out performed the major global markets in recent times due mainly to the resources boom. However, with everyone now predicting flat earnings for the top asx companies, could that mean we stay flat while the other markets play catch up with forcast earnings growth on their major companies?
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