Alan Greenspan spent 19 years as chairman of the United States Federal Reserve and, for much of it, folks spent time trying to divine hidden meanings in his words and body language.
Alan Greenspan spent 19 years as chairman of the United States Federal Reserve and, for much of it, folks spent time trying to divine hidden meanings in his words and body language.
Pep Guardiola's stock could rise with time out of the gamePhotograph: AFP
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Gabriele Marcotti
The idea was that the inscrutable Greenspan would drop some sort of hint about what the Fed was planning to do and, if you guessed right, you could get a jump on the markets.
It rarely worked, of course, but that doesn't stop people from doing the same with Pep Guardiola. The Barcelona boss has officially announced that he is stepping down and will take a sabbatical.
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