Search Results for:
Company Results
- • Chilwa Minerals
- • ARN MEDIA
- • Thrive Tribe Technologies
- • Algorae Pharmaceuticals
- • KINATICO
- • D3 Energy
- • SYNTARA
- • Earths Energy
- • ENLITIC LIMITED
- • CHARIOT CORPORATION LIMITED
- • VISIONFLEX GROUP LIMITED
- • Lithium Universe Limited
- • AIMS PROPERTY SECURITIES FUND
- • TG Metals Limited
- • Tesoro Gold Limited
- • Tennant Minerals Limited
- • Solis Minerals
- • Savannah Goldfields Limited
- • Pure Resources Limited
- • Pinnacle Minerals Limited
- • Petratherm Limited
- • Peregrine Gold Limited
- • Peak Rare Earths Limited
- • Panther Metals
- • Pacific Nickel Mines Limited
- • Osmond Resources Limited
- • Orora Group Limited
- • Orange Minerals
- • NMG Corporation Limited
- • Magnum Mining & Exploration Limited
- • Lithium Plus Minerals
- • Lindian Resources Limited
- • Labyrinth Resources Limited
- • Koba Resources Limited
- • Ronin Resources
- • Norfolk Metals Limited
- • Morella Corporation
- • Infinity Mining Limited
- • High-Tech Metals Limited
- • GreenX Metals Limited
All ShareCafe Content
Wednesday At The Close
The ASX 200 has slipped 0.6 percent, after Chinese economic growth slowed to 7 percent, the slowest pace in 6 years.
Read MoreCash Deposits Still Have A Place In A Portfolio
Too often regulators seem to forget that while a rate cut is positive for those with a mortgage, it sends retirees back to their cashflows to try and work out how they can live off a declining income stream.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Wednesday
Local shares slipping for the third consecutive session. Chinese economic data will be a highlight.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Tuesday
The ASX 200 is down 0.3 percent, following a weak lead from the US overnight. The materials sector is down 0.9 percent, despite a rise in commodity prices.
Read MoreAtlas Closure Ripples Through The Sector
The fallout from the move by Atlas Iron (AGO) to start mothballing its WA iron ore mining and export operation, had a mixed nature about it yesterday.
Read MoreMesoblast Blasted Higher
Mesoblast (MSB) was the day’s hot stock yesterday with the shares leaping more than 24% after it became known that US global biotech, Celgene has picked up a 4.7% stake in the Australian company and was looking for closer co-operation.
Read MoreChina’s Slowdown To Hit East Asian Growth
Just before the weak March trade figures from China were issued yesterday, The World Bank lowered its forecasts for economic growth in East Asia, thanks to the slowdown in China which the bank warned could offset the benefits of lower oil prices and improving activity in developed economies in Europe and the US.
Read MoreChina’s Trade Woes Hit Markets, Confidence
China’s trade position worsened considerably in March, with exports in renminbi terms down 14.6% from a year ago in March, against a forecast rise of 8.2%. But perhaps the news wasn’t as shocking as the market reaction indicated.
Read MoreTuesday At The Open
US sharemarkets gave back early gains to close in negative territory on Monday. Investor concerns centred on the stronger US dollar and lower oil prices.
Read MoreTuesday At The Close
Local shares retreated today, held down by heavy falls in the materials sector and weakness from the major banks and Telstra.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Monday
The ASX 200 is nearing a seven year high of 6,000 points helped by gains in the energy and Telco sectors.
Read MoreOil Prices To Remain Under Pressure This Week
More pressures this week on global oil prices with the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to publish their latest monthly assessment of oil markets.
Read MoreAtlas Shuts Down
Atlas Iron (AGO) will start winding down its WA iron ore mining and export operations this week after deciding to quit the business because of the current low prices.
Read MoreGE’s Revamp: How To Change A Massive Company
Last month a consortium of finance groups agreed to buy General Electric Capital’s consumer finance business in Australia and New Zealand at an enterprise value of $A8.2 billion (including debt).
Read MoreStrong Week For Shares, More To Come?
Global sharemarkets ended the week on Saturday morning, our time, on a strong note, with the S&P 500 back within striking distance of its record high on Wall Street, European shares at 15 year peaks and the Nikkei 225 in Tokyo briefly climbing back above 20,000 for the first time since 2000.
Read MoreDiary: Chinese Data, Aussie Jobs, FMG Quarterly
A big week for Australian confidence and market direction with the March jobs data on Thursday and a succession of data releases in China which could damage or bolster investor views about the health of the world’s second biggest economy and our largest export market.
Read MoreMonday At The Open
US sharemarkets rallied on Friday with broad-based gains. All 10 primary S&P 500 sectors closed higher. News that General Electric will divest most of its high-risk GE Capital business and also a buyback $50 billion of its shares supported sentiment.
Read MoreMonday At The Close
The ASX 200 has closed down 0.1 percent, weighed down by a 1.4 percent fall in the materials sector. Chinese exports unexpectedly fell 14.6 per cent from a year ago in March, versus expectations for an 8.2 percent gain.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
The All Ords is up 0.2 percent helped by a recovery in the energy sector. Miners though are under pressure, preventing the market from climbing higher.
Read MoreAmcor’s Shopping Spree Continues
Amcor (AMC) shares hardly moved yesterday in reaction to its second small packaging buy in a fortnight, but in yesterday’s sell down the rise of one a half cents was a solid performance.
Read MoreCentral Banks Steady, Despite Mixed Outlooks
It was “steady as she goes” for central banks in Asia this week with no move on key interests rates in Australia, India, Japan and South Korea, four of the biggest economies in the region.
Read MoreGonski To Stand Again At Coca Cola Amatil
Despite the company’s weak sales and earnings performance over the past 18 months, Coca-Cola Amatil (CCL) chairman David Gonski is seeking re-election to the board of the soft drink bottler at the annual meeting in May.
Read MoreFriday At The Open
US sharemarkets rallied in a volatile trading session on Thursday. Energy shares led the gains with the S&P Energy sector gaining 1.2%. Alcoa lost 3.9% a day after missing revenue expectations.
Read MoreFriday At The Close
The ASX 200 climbed 0.6 percent on Friday thanks to a recovery in the energy sector. The materials sector was the only sector to close in negative territory, slipping 0.1 percent.
Read MoreGetting Rich – Slowly
Almost 20 years ago, two US academics published what could be described as a guide to getting rich slowly – the antithesis of the all-too-common get-rich-quick approach.
Read MoreAustralian Home Prices & Interest Rates
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on April 10 2015 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreThree Things Guaranteed In Life
I have discussed in my first two columns the broad thematics governing global markets and where we see some attractive opportunities as well as the unique situation of the Australian equity market outperforming that of the US.
Read MoreWolf Minerals Tungsten Mine On Track
Wolf Minerals (ASX: WLF, Share Price: $0.38, Market Cap: $307m) is an emerging tungsten producer focused on the development of its world-class Hemerdon Ball tungsten-tin project in Devon, southwest England. We introduced the company to our Portfolio during February 2013 at buy-in prices of between $0.22 and $0.30. The Hemerdon project is scheduled for first production during H2 2015 and is one of the few new sources of tungsten currently under development anywhere in the world.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Thursday
The ASX 200 is off 0.3 percent, weighed down by falls in the energy and materials sectors. The price of oil plunged 6.6% in overnight trade, following a huge rise in US crude stockpiles.
Read MorePlenty To Celebrate On An ETF Anniversary
The impressive growth in the popularity and assets of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) confirms that many more investors are recognising the importance of widely diversifying their portfolios while minimising their investment costs. It can make a formidable investment combination.
Read MoreThursday At The Close
The ASX 200 has finished down 0.5 percent, weighed down by a 1.3 percent fall in the materials sector. Energy stocks also suffered losses on the back of a 6.6 percent plunge in the oil price overnight.
Read MoreApache To Exit Australia
Hours after Shell clinched its massive $A91 billion bid for BG Group, there’s a second, much smaller deal, also involving Australia.
Read MoreMyer Shares Take A Run
Fairfax Media claimed yesterday that Solomon Lew and unnamed private equity firms were crunching the numbers on a bid for Myer (MYR) to be ready to move in the next six months, or earlier.
Read MoreBeach Looks To Slim Down To Save Finances
Beach Energy (BPT) shares jumped solidly yesterday on the rise in world oil prices and news that it is considering asset sales to protect its balance sheet from the weak outlook for oil prices and demand.
Read MoreWoodside Finds More WA Gas
Woodside (WPL) has made another gas discovery in the general area of its expanding Pluto LNG project offshore WA.
Read MoreShell’s Rationale For BG Mega Deal
Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to buy BG Group for 47 billion pounds, (more than $A91 billion) in cash and shares, in what will be the energy industry’s biggest takeover for years.
Read MoreThursday At The Open
US sharemarkets rallied in a volatile trading session on Wednesday as traders reacted to the FOMC minutes and waited on the start of the profit-reporting season (earnings season).
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Wednesday
The ASX 200 is up 0.5 percent, boosted by strong gains in the energy and materials sectors.
Read MoreShell In Talks To Takeover BG Group
Is this the deal that triggers the long forecast rationalisation in the global oil and gas business?
Read More