Australia…One Hour In…ASX up 2 points
ASX200 up 2 points (0%) to 6795. Tyro Payments (+5.5%); 1H loss $3.4m vs last year loss $19.2m. This year has started with business at “normal levels”.
Read MoreASX200 up 2 points (0%) to 6795. Tyro Payments (+5.5%); 1H loss $3.4m vs last year loss $19.2m. This year has started with business at “normal levels”.
Read MoreThe Dow Jones index rose by just 1 point or less than 0.1%. The S&P 500 index fell by 0.2% but the Nasdaq index rose by 9 points or 0.1%. Over the week the Dow rose 0.1%; S&P 500 fell 0.7%; Nasdaq lost 1.6%.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with presentations from Core Lithium (ASX:CXO, Novonix (ASX:NVX), Eagle Mountain Mining (ASX:EM2) & Euro Manganese Limited (ASX:EMN)
Read MorePresenter – Stephen Biggins – Managing Director – Core Lithium Ltd is well positioned to be Australia’s next lithium producer, developing one of Australia’s most capital efficient and lowest cost spodumene lithium.
Read MorePresenter – Chris Burns – Group CEO – Novonix is a combined developer and supplier of high-performance materials, equipment, and services for the global lithium-ion battery industry with operations in the USA & Canada & sales in more than 14 countries.
Read MorePresenter – Marco Romero – CEO, Director – Euro Manganese Limited is a Canadian public company focused exclusively on the development of a new high purity manganese production facility, based on the recycling of a tailings deposit located in the Czech Republic.
Read MorePresenter – Charles Bennett Bass – Managing Director – Eagle Mountain Mining is a copper-gold explorer focused on the strategic exploration and development of advanced and greenfields projects in Arizona.
Read MoreAustralia’s December half earnings reporting season wraps up with this week with around 65 major companies due to report, including Afterpay, Woolworths and Qantas.
Read MoreThe 4th quarter and 2020 figures for Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway are out this Saturday (February 27) and will reveal that its biggest investment last year wasn’t the likes of Apple, but in itself.
Read MoreCopper’s boom continued last week, iron ore picked up after the Lunar New Year break, oil fell, and gold again weakened despite rising fears about inflation, especially in the US.
Read MoreThere’s a soft start ahead for the ASX at the start of the final week of February and the December half and full year reporting season.
Read MoreA quiet week ahead for global markets and economies as we approach the end of the month and the southern hemisphere’s summer next Sunday.
Read MoreA key driver of relative performance between Australian and global equity markets has been relative global sector performance: in particular, the performance of technology versus mining stocks.
Read MoreAustralian house prices are on the upswing again. In this week’s Insight’s column, AMP Capital’s Shane Oliver presents seven things to keep in mind when dealing in this trickiest of areas.
Read MoreA Noah’s ark of disasters made 2020 one of the toughest on record for insurance companies.
Read MoreQBE showed why timely updates and refreshed guidance can help soften the blow from bad news, when their shares rose more than 3% on Friday in the wake of their poor result.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket had its worst day in three weeks and fell to a two week low, with the ASX 200 slumping by 1.3%. Significant declines from CSL, mining, energy and bank stocks weighed on the market most.
Read MoreBell Potter analyst Hayden Nicholson updates developments in the LIC market. WAM Global Options Issue.
Read MoreOne of the most critical issues for the growing army of individual share traders is to ensure that their trading platform works in their favour, not against them. Travis Clark from Marketech Focus tells us more.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket is slipping on Friday, with losses across most sectors despite well received results from a handful of companies.
Read MorePresenter – Chris Burns – Group CEO – Novonix is a combined developer and supplier of high-performance materials, equipment, and services for the global lithium-ion battery industry with operations in the USA & Canada & sales in more than 14 countries.
Read MoreHearing implant maker, Cochlear is making a return to paying dividends after the impact of COVID, the pandemic and social distancing rules damaged its 2020 finances.
Read MoreAfter being down 328 points in morning trade the Dow Jones index ended down by almost 120 points or 0.4%. The S&P 500 index fell 0.4% and the Nasdaq index lost 100 points or 0.7%.
Read MoreAs expected the impact of COVID in various ways has forced global insurer QBE to omit paying a final dividend after a loss for 2020 of $US1.5 billion ($1.93 billion).
Read MoreShares in ANZ hit their highest level in a year yesterday, putting behind the ravages of COVID and the lockdowns after a solid December quarter trading update.
Read MoreAmid the sales surges experienced by Wesfarmers’ operations, Target seems to be heading towards a profitable June 30 year for the first time in quite a while.
Read MoreA not unexpected large splash of red ink on the Woodside Petroleum and Santos profit and loss accounts in 2020 thanks to COVID.
Read MoreFidelity International’s Tom Stevenson has a look back at 2020 and finds some lessons to be learnt from the remarkable year just passed.
Read MoreWhile Fortescue and Oz Minerals both recorded strong results, South32 looks for the most part to have completely missed the bus on the recent commodities boom.
Read MoreCOVID has been good news for two of Australia’s health giants – Sonic Healthcare and CSL which both revealed very strong double-digit profits on Thursday for the six months to December.
Read MoreLocal shares have managed a slight improvement after a choppy session. The ASX 200 rose less than a point to 6,886 on what was another busy day of profit results. There was also little reaction to today’s unemployment numbers.
Read MoreEML Payments is showing promise, with the benefits of diversification becoming obvious in the first half, writes Eva Brocklehurst.
Read MoreNormal service has been restored in the economy, judging by the January labour force figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics which showed another fall in the unemployment rate.
Read MoreThe Aussie market has had a mixed start to Thursday but is a touch higher at lunch. The ASX 200 has been supported by financials, health & IT while energy, materials and property are among major weights.
Read MoreASX200 up 4 points (0.1%) to 6889.…..and in case you were wondering, Jeff Bezos has reclaimed his title of world’s richest person, ending Elon Musk’s roughly six-week reign atop the list.
Read MoreAt the close of trade, the Dow Jones index lifted 90 points or 0.3% to a fresh record closing high after being down 180 points during the session. The S&P 500 index fell less than 0.1% and the Nasdaq index lost 82 points or 0.6%.
Read MoreANZ joined rivals Commonwealth, NAB and Westpac in justifying the big rally in their shares since early November with a solid trading update for the December quarter on Thursday.
Read MoreMining giant Rio Tinto reported a better-than-expected 20% rise in underlying profit for the year to December 31 and said it would pay record total dividends of $US5.57 a share.
Read MoreOver the past decade, growth stocks have enjoyed exceptional performance while value stocks have lagged behind. Have the fundamentals supporting value investing changed for good or are we about to enter a style rotation?
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