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Friday’s Gainers & Losers
The local market ended the week with a gain of 50.4 points or +0.91% on volume of $7.44 billion, closing at 5526.6.
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All sectors finished the session higher helping the sharemarket end the month up 4.4%.
Read MoreWhich Tech Companies Should You Invest In?
The incredible scalability of the business models of some technology companies can lead to phenomenal returns for investors.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Thursday
Mining stocks down 0.75% and are the main drags after 1hr of trade. BHP -0.9%, RIO -1.1%, FMG -2%, BCI -5.9% (-25% this wk).
Read MoreNAB Result Falls, As Expected, Dividend Maintained, UK Float Again Mooted
The annual result from the National Australia Bank (NAB) came in as forecast, lower because of $1.3 billion in higher write-offs in the UK banking operation and some local asset write downs, all of which the bank told us about in updated guidance earlier this month.
Read MoreDomino’s Shares Slip Despite Profit Upgrade
Shares in Domino’s Pizza (DMP), the rapidly expanding fast food group, fell more than 6% yesterday as investors turned their noses up at what was a solid trading update from the company at the AGM in Brisbane late Tuesday.
Read MoreJB Hi-Fi Reaffirms Full Year Guidance
Investors are jumpy – selling down companies that miss guidance or, even worse, downgrade their forecasts.
Read MoreNow For The New Normality As Fed Ends QE?
As expected, the US Federal Reserve has voted to end its bond-buying stimulus program commonly known as QE3 and signalled to markets that it was not worried about global weakness, low inflation or the recent wobble in financial markets.
Read MoreKiwis Leave Rates Unchanged
New Zealand interest rates were left unchanged this morning by the country’s central bank after its latest monetary policy meeting.
Read MoreThursday’s Gainers & Losers
The S&P/ASX200 gained 28.5 points or +0.52% on volume of $5.23 billion, closing at 5476.2.
Read MoreThursday At The Close Video
Mining stocks down 0.75% and are the main drags after 1hr of trade. BHP -0.9%, RIO -1.1%, FMG -2%, BCI -5.9% (-25% this wk).
Read MoreThe End Of US Quantitative Easing
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 30 October 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreCash Rate Expectations
Australian interest rate investors tend to keep an eye on future moves in the cash rate cycle and what the Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to do next. This can help investors decide whether or not they are going to lock their money away in a term deposit for 30 days or five years or somewhere in between. If investors think that rates will rise in the near term, they will not want to lock their money away in long term TDs and are more likely to opt for short term TDs and other highly liquid instruments.
Read MoreTrading Medibank Private
The Medibank Private Limited (MPI) of today commenced its operating life in July 1976 as a “not-for-profit” Government owned health insurer.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Wednesday
Local shares rising for the second session this week boosted by the materials and energy sectors.
Read MoreBeach Reports Weaker Quarter – Shares Dip
Beach Energy (BPT) shares fell more than 10% in early trading yesterday after the company produced what seemed to be a poor quarterly update, and global oil prices took another downward lurch, with US prices dropping briefly under $US80 a barrel again.
Read MoreVocation Is A Disaster – For How Long?
Shares in education group, Vocation (VET) more than halved in trading on the ASX yesterday after the company finally stopped spinning and produced the real story on its falling out with its major client, the Victorian Government.
Read MoreWorleyParsons Sees Repeat Of 2014 In 2015 Financial Year
Engineering firm WorleyParsons (WOR) expects challenging conditions in global resources markets to continue.
Read MoreBega Confirms Dairy Boom Gone
The great dairy boom continues to be hit by the realities of the global market place.
Read MoreWednesday At The Close Video
ASX200 weighed down by losses in the financial sector which finished -0.89%.
Read MoreWednesday’s Gainers & Losers
The S&P/ASX200 lost 4.9 points on Wednesday on volume of $4.95 billion to end at 5447.7.
Read MoreYoung, Wealthy And A Bond Investor
There have been many examples in the press of young millionaires that took big gambles on single projects or sports stars that sustained career ending injuries, and all of a sudden the funds disappear and they’re left in a bind. Setting aside enough funds into low risk defensive assets to live well for the rest of their lives should be fundamental in their financial strategy.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Tuesday
ASX 200 under pressure, losing about half of yesterday’s gains.
Read MoreBHP’s Hard Sell On Keeping Core Assets, Cost Cuts & Efficiency
BHP Billiton (BHP) has mounted a strong defense of its current business strategy of cutting costs, boosting productivity from the asset base it retains after spinning off around $US14 billion in unwanted assets.
Read MoreCSL Continues To Spend Big
Australia’s CSL Ltd (CSL), the world’s largest blood products company, said says it has agreed to buy Novartis AG’s global influenza vaccine business for $US275 million.
Read MoreRFG’s Global Coffee Ambitions Fed By Eager Local Investors
Cafes and coffee, not to mention bread, pizzas and muffins, and the odd donuts are obviously hot so far as investors are concerned.
Read MoreTuesday At The Close Video
ASX 200 eases by 0.1% weighed down by heavy falls in the mining and energy sectors.
Read MoreTuesday’s Gainers & Losers
The S&P/ASX200 dropped 6.4 points or -0.12% on Tuesday with volume of $4.43 billion to end the session at 5452.6.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Monday
All Ords boosted by positive results in the healthcare and banking sectors.
Read MoreDiary: US Fed, Local Bank Profits To Set Tone
The US Federal Reserve holds the key to the health of financial markets this week – although the full year reports from three of our four big banks will have a major impact here in Australia late in the week.
Read MoreBank Results To Test Confidence
A big week for the local market and investors lies ahead of us – not from what happens offshore (and yes, the Fed’s post meeting statement early Thursday morning and US market reaction will be vital, no doubt).
Read MoreCorporate Earnings Offset Ebola Fears
Global share markets rose on Friday after strong corporate results and reduced concerns over the possible spread of Ebola in America boosted Wall Street.
Read MoreMonday At The Close Video
The ASX200 +0.8%. Miners -0.1%, financials +1.2%, healthcare +1%, telcos +0.7%. US$0.881.
Read MoreMonday’s Gainers & Losers
The S&P/ASX200 gained 46.8 points or +0.86% on volume of $4.5 billion, closing at 5459.
Read MoreWhy The RBA Is Wrong About House Prices
If we’re not careful the nervous nellies that continually worry about Australian house prices risk talking the economy into an even more serious downturn. In repeated public speeches in recent weeks, Reserve Bank officials have hinted that – along with ASIC – it is considering imposing credit lending controls for investors, especially in Sydney and Melbourne.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
Mining stocks held back but the banks and insurance firms doing well.
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