Why would a cash rate that is purely interest and not subjected...

  1. stayrich
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    23/09/08
    15:17
    Post #: 4302525
    Why would a cash rate that is purely interest and not subjected to stock movements fall a touch then hold steady for three days?

    Considering the recent market conditions and the credit crisis, whats a good explanation for this?

    http://www.colonialfirststate.com.au/Price_performance/HistoricalUnitPrices.aspx?MainGroup=SF&GroupID=10&ProductID=11&Public=1&FundTransfer=false
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