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With the end of the financial year just days away, tax loss selling has created extra strain in an already fragile market. InvestorTV talks to ABN AMRO Morgans’ chief economist Michael Knox, and Wilson HTM investment adviser Joseph Kingsley.

The Australian share market grew 29 per cent last financial year, but on Monday the ASX will close on what is set to be the worst year for investors for a quarter of a century, causing some to re-think their investment strategies.
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Source: Investor TV
Release Date: Friday, 27 June 2008 9:45 AM
Author: Fiona Collins, InvestorTV
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