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Friday’s Gainers & Losers
A quiet but postive end to the week with the S&P/ASX200 gaining 20.5 points or +0.39% on volume of $3 billion, closing at 5318.2.
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Biggest gains on the ASX200 today: SPO up 3.4%, SWM up 2.5%, CRZ up 2.4%, SKT up 2.4%, BKN up 2.3%.
Read MoreBassanese: Remain Bearish Gold
Gold prices had a long a glorious run during the commodity price upswing and then during the early stages of global economic recovery from the 2008 financial crisis. But along with the commodity prices and the Australian dollar more broadly, gold prices peaked around mid-2011, and it has largely been one-way traffic downward ever since.
Read MoreBuffett Admits To ‘Huge Mistake’
Warren Buffett got a lot of publicity in the US on Thursday night (our time) with his company’s acquisition of America’s Van Tuyl Group, the fifth-largest auto dealership firm in the country and also the largest privately-owned dealer.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Thursday
Local shares are wiping out most of yesterday’s 0.71% rise.
Read MoreNew Wave Of Volatility Hits Markets
Something is happening on global markets – it’s hard to identify, but sentiment about the still strong US market us being undermined by nervy investors who at times seem to be jumping at shadows.
Read MoreAsian Survey Data Flat
The news this week from the two big economies of Asia – China and Japan (and our two major export markets) has been more of the same – OK, not startling, but not enough to help boost confidence.
Read MoreCorporate Confidence Fading In Japan
Despite early reports which suggested that the important September quarter Tankan, or survey of Japanese business sentiment, was a bit better than expected, gloom quickly set in when the figures were analysed.
Read MoreSoft Department Stores Cloud Retail Sales
For a moment yesterday the worry-worts and panic-heads in the markets swooned and the value of the dollar and the stockmarket slid after weaker than expected retail sales data for August was released.
Read MoreThursday At The Close Video
The ASX 200 ends down 36 pts or 0.68% at 5297.Sectors; Financials down 0.7%, Materials 0.4%.
Read MoreThursday’s Gainers & Losers
The local market gave back yesterday’s gains with the S&P/ASX200 shedding 36.4 points or -0.69% on volume of $3.2 billion, closing at 5297.7.
Read MoreSeptember Property Wrap
Further price growth expected as prices rise and auctions go above reserve
Read MoreTop 10 Tips For Assessing Bonds
This month, Glencore, a diversified multinational commodity trading and mining company, issued a bond in the domestic market for the first time. The company has a market capitalisation of around $50 billion and is the nation’s largest coal producer through its Australian subsidiary Glencore Xstrata.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Wednesday
Biggest gains on the ASX200 today: MRM up 5.4%, NST up 2.8%, IGO up 2%, AWC up 1.6%, AZJ up 1.5%
Read MoreInvestor Home Loan Boom Threatens Banks
Investor home borrowing continued to grow strongly in August, hitting a six and a half year high according to data released yesterday by the Reserve Bank.
Read MoreDollar’s Losses – Good & Bad
Finally September seems to have been the month when reality hit the Aussie dollar, much to general relief.
Read MoreCommodities Post Miserable Quarter
Commodities finished a miserable quarter with a miserable day of trading Tuesday.
Read MoreSeptember Wipes Out Gains
Finally an end to nasty September and its equally treacherous quarter (for investors large and small). July was miserable, August a surprisingly solid month and September at first disappointed, and then shocked us with the size and the extent of the sell off.
Read MoreWednesday At The Close Video
Solid buying of banks drove the ASX 200 higher for a 2nd day although materials were left behind.
Read MoreWednesday’s Gainers & Losers
The S&P/ASX200 gained 41.3 points or +0.77% on volume of $3.7 billion, closing at 5334.1.
Market At Midday On Tuesday
All Ords +0.05% or 2pts to 5272.0. Last day of month & quarter. Shares -~2% over past 3 months.
Read MoreBig Banks Enter Correction Territory
Three of the big four banks – ANZ, NAB and Westpac (WBC) rule off their 2013-14 accounts tonight and the next six weeks or so before they report are likely to be fraught for shareholders large and small, if the past month has been any guide.
Read MoreLynas Sinks On Discounted Issue
If your are a speculative mining company with an uncertain track record like Lynas Corp (LYC) and you announce a surprise fund raising and more than $36 million in losses, it would be reasonable to expect the shares to drop rather sharply – which they did yesterday.
Read MoreTreasury Wine Halts Takeover Talks
Naturally shares in Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) fell heavily yesterday after it ended talks with two private equity groups on a possible buyout at $5.20 a share.
Read MoreTuesday At The Close Video
Sellers step aside and the ASX 200 ends at session highs with most sectors ending in front.
Read MoreTuesday’s Gainers & Losers
The S&P/ASX200 gained 28.6 points or +0.54% on volume of $3.3 billion, closing at 5292.8.
Read MoreDemocracy Comes To The Stockmarkets
Online broking is a competitive business. Brokers live or die by the value and service we deliver to clients. So improving services is vital to our success.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Monday
The 2.2% loss for the ASX 200 last week has done little to temper selling in early trade on Monday.
Read MoreHesitant Start For Markets
Hopefully, our market will start with a small gain later this morning – if the share prices futures trading on Saturday morning, our time, is any guide.
Read MoreDiary: Big Week For Data In China, Australia, Japan, EU & The US
A top drawer week is ahead for economic and business related data in Australia and around the world.
Read MoreCommodities Continue To Stumble
Something of a turnaround in commodities last week – instead of a continuation of the recent across the board slide, US crude stood out with an unexpected rise.
Read MoreMonday’s Gainers & Losers
Not a great start to the week with the S&P/ASX200 losing 49.2 points or -0.93% on volume of $3.1 billion, closing at 5264.2.
Read MoreMonday At The Close Video
Aussie dollar weakness pushed the ASX 200 back towards session lows this afternoon.
Read MoreHybrids Of The Major Banks To Be Downgraded Again
In recent weeks we have written to our clients and to the media about our concerns about the proliferation of “equity hybrids”. Equity hybrids, as opposed to debt hybrids, are hybrid securities that we believe have a risk exposure akin to equities, not bonds due to the ability of banking regulators to force their conversion to equities without any ability of hybrid investors to control this outcome. More concerning is the fact that Australian investors have invested a total of $20 billion in these securities, including the recent $2.5bn CBA hybrid PERLS VII.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
BHP & Westpac WBC are two of the worst performers this morn – wiping out 12pts from All Ords.
Read MoreWall St Loses Ground, Local Futures Soft
Local stockmarkets are heading for another pounding today after markets in Europe and the US sold off sharply, and the price of iron ore again fell overnight and this morning.
Read MoreRBA Warns On Bank Profits
As bank profits come under pressure in the next year, don’t expect them to be able to resort to an old trick and cost cut their way back to normal profitability.
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