Argo Lifts H1 Profit, Dividend
No change in the price of Argo Investments (ARG) shares yesterday after the Adelaide-based listed investment company reported a modest rise in interim profit and an equally modest rise in interim dividend.
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Market Turns On Kathmandu
Shares in outdoor clothing retailer Kathmandu (KMD) took a pounding yesterday after the company again surprised with a downgrade.
Read MoreMcPherson’s Downgrades, Market Hardly Moves
McPherson’s Ltd (MCP) yesterday joined the downgrade club, cutting its first-half profit guidance, but also escaped the wrath of the market.
Read MoreWeak JBH Result Escapes Market Censure
JB Hi-Fi (JBH) escaped a first half interim earnings report with little scarring from investors, thanks to an accommodating lift in interim dividend.
Read MoreTuesday At The Close
The ASX 200 has rallied in late trade to finish up 1.5% after the Reserve Bank cut the cash rate to a record low of 2.25%.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Tuesday
Most sectors are trading higher today with energy stocks leading the charge – up 4% on a strengthening oil price. Defensive stocks are under pressure, amid speculation the RBA may ease rates this afternoon.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Monday
The ASX 200 is climbing higher for an eighth straight session helped by a recovery in commodity prices and increased speculation the RBA may ease rates tomorrow.
Read MoreJanuary Sets Bearish Tone For 2015
There’s an old American stock market adage which says that the way Wall Street performs in January tells us how the rest of the year will go.
Read MoreCommodities: Gold, Oil Up, But For How Long?
Nominally the very positive end to trading in commodities on Saturday morning, our time, with big rises for oil and gold, should have been good news generally for investors.
Read MoreWill RBA Cut Tomorrow – Looking Increasingly Likely
So will the Reserve Bank board cut the cash rate tomorrow – while more and more media commentators and others in business are saying ‘yes’, or ‘maybe’ or ’they have to cut’, quite a few business economists are still saying ’no’ this time around, but perhaps March or April.
Read MoreApple-Amazon Standout Despite Friday’s Slide On Wall St
Amid the flood of earnings results in the US, Asia and Europe and the UK last week, two stood out in the mind of the markets – tech giants Apple and Amazon.
Read MoreDiary: Aussie Rates Decision To Dominate
Amid a welter of news, data, company reports and other events this week here and offshore, the Reserve Bank board meeting tomorrow and possible rate cut dominates for local investors and markets.
Read MoreMonday At The Close
The ASX 200 has climbed 0.7% boosted by strong gains in the energy sector which jumped 1.8%.
Read MoreIs The Eurozone Crisis About To Make A Comeback?
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on January 27 2015 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
The ASX 200 is up 0.7 percent, following a positive lead from Wall Street. The energy sector is regaining some recent losses, up 0.5 percent.
Read MoreThe Uncertain Allure Of Online Savings Accounts
Online savings accounts have not been immune to the long slow grind downwards that has affected both term deposits and cash accounts.
Read MoreFriday At The Open
US sharemarkets rallied in afternoon trade on Thursday after a volatile session. Earnings seasons continued to roll on and shares in Alibaba dropped 9% after missing revenue expectations. Chipmaker Qualcomm lost 11.4% after trimming its 2015 outlook.
Read MoreFortescue To Escape Iron Ore Rout Unscathed?
Judging by the tone of yesterday’s commentary from Fortescue Metals (FMG) and senior management, the company reckons it will be able to avoid being forced to write down the value of its WA iron ore mining and export assets.
Read MorePanAust Sharpens Its Asset Cutting Axe
Another resource company hinting at write-downs and losses next month is copper miner PanAust (PNA) which yesterday also topped market analyst forecasts for its December quarter and its own full year guidance.
Read MoreBeach, Oil Search Reach For The Asset Slashers
Beach Energy (BPT) and Oil Search (OSH) yesterday took the axe to spending and other costs to meet the challenges posed by the plunge in global oil prices.
Read MoreFriday’s Gainers & Losers
Seven in a row on Friday with the S&P/ASX200 gaining 18.8 points or +0.34% on volume of $8.01 billion to end the week at 5588.3.
Read MoreFriday At The Close
The market has ended the week on a strong note, driven by speculation the Reserve Bank may cut rates on Tuesday.
Read MoreHow You Can Navigate This Global Market Chaos
You might be wondering what you should do amid so much global market volatility and uncertainty. As we have pointed out consistently, significant risks remain around the world particularly in the bond market; markets such as commodities and oil are in meltdown; and markets remain at the whim of Central Banks.
Read MoreOil Majors Wield The Axe
Some of the world’s major oil groups wielded the axe on spending and investment plans overnight with a vengeance, with more to come tonight and early next week. All up the cuts and losses in written down asset values topped the $25 billion mark, and that figure is open ended as the groups concerned promised more cuts if oil prices remain weak through the year.
Read MoreGruyere Study Highlights Gold Road Potential
Gold Road (ASX: GOR, Share Price: $0.35, Market Cap: $196m) is one of our long-standing emerging gold exposures that we introduced to our Portfolio during December 2010. Gold Road has maintained aggressive and focused exploration and appraisal activity with respect to its vast Yamarna Belt gold project – an underexplored region encompassing an area of 5,000 sq km area within WA’s Yilgarn Craton.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Thursday
The ASX 200 has regained early losses to be a touch higher at mid-session. However, heavy falls in the energy sector is preventing further gains.
Read MoreThursday At The Open
US stocks retreated in late trade with the Dow Jones index closing 1.1% weaker. The Australian share market is poised to open in the red, ending a five-session rally.
Read MoreFed On Track To Raise Rates In 2015
No change at the Fed, or RBNZ, but watch Greece, it’s new government and some of its odd ideas are worrying markets.
Read MoreOz Minerals Beats Guidance
Oz Minerals (OZL) beat its full year production guidance and with a new CEO in place, has launched a strategic review of its operations, according to its 4th quarter and full year production and sales report yesterday.
Read MoreInflation: Move Along, Nothing To See Here
Predictably, Australian inflation slowed sharply in the three months to December, thanks to falling oil and petrol prices, while underlying cost pressures (which the Reserve Bank looks at) remained solid, but well inside its 2% to 3% target range.
Read MoreWeak Private Equity Buyers Flee Bradken Deal
Fairweather investors those private equity, masters of the universe types.
Read MoreVocation’s Time Is Growing Short
Vocation (VET), the education and trainer provider, is a shot duck and not long for this world, if its requested two week extension of its voluntary suspension from trading on the ASX is any guide.
Read MoreThursday’s Gainers & Losers
The ASX200 added 16.7 points or +0.30% on volume of $4.54 billion, closing at 5569.5 on Thursday.
Read MoreThursday At The Close
The local sharemarket has notched up a sixth straight day of gains with the ASX 200 rising by 0.3 percent. The energy sector prevented the market from climbing even higher, slumping 1.6 percent.
Read MoreWednesday At The Open
The impact of a strong US dollar on corporate earnings and the impending Federal Reserve decision. Shares in Microsoft fell by 9.3% in response to its earnings result. The blizzard in the US north-east crimped trading volumes.
Read MoreApple Posts Record Profit
After the second worst day of trading this year when safe utility stocks proved to be the only area of interest for investors made nervous by the growing trend of weak earnings results in the US and offshore, Apple proved that it was still capable of surprising on the upside when it reported after hours that its December quarter earnings jumped 38% to a new high.
Read MoreIron Ore Slump Weighs On Markets
A miserable day yesterday for most commodity stocks, despite the rise in the wider market.
Read MoreNo Real Gains For Business In NAB Survey
Once again the monthly survey of business conditions and confidence from the National Australia Bank has produced a mixed report – further emphasising that the surprise surge in the survey last October was a one off.
Read MoreAnother Less Than Fantastic Update From Funtastic
A nasty downgrade for the already struggling toy, sporting goods and confectionery distributor Funtastic (FUN) which is again forecasting another blob of red ink in its accounts.
Read MoreWednesday’s Gainers & Losers
The benchmark ASX200 added 5.6 points or +0.10% on volume of $4.20 billion to close at 5552.8 on Wednesday.
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