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Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on February 24 2015 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Tuesday
The ASX 200 is trading flat, with gains in the materials sector offset by losses in the financial sector.
Read MoreMartin Aircraft Takes Off On The ASX
New Zealand based Martin Aircraft Company Limited (MJP) manufacturer of the Martin Jetpack, the world’s first practical jetpack able to be flown by a pilot or via remote control began trading today on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) under the ticker symbol MJP.
Read MoreBHP Lifts Dividend
Despite the expected sharp fall in interim profit, BHP Billiton (BHP) shareholders will get a $US0.62 interim dividend, compared to the $US0.59 cent dividend paid a year ago.
Read MoreQBE Bounces Back To Profit
QBE Insurance Group (QBE) has bounced back from a US$254 million loss in 2013, to post a US$742 million profit for the year to 2014.
Read MoreTuesday At The Open
US sharemarkets eased on Monday as investors booked profits ahead of testimony by the Federal Reserve Chair. At the close of trade the Dow Jones was down by 23.5 points or 0.1% after holding in a 87 point range.
Read MoreLend Lease Shares Up Despite Profit Fall Forecast
Investors were far more accommodating to the solid result from Lend Lease (LLC) yesterday, compared with the reception given to the BlueScope (BSL) rebound.
Read MoreBoart’s Losses Down, Shares Up
Believe it or not Boart Longyear (BLY), the struggling drilling company, the one with more than nine lives and escapes from near ruin in the past few years – now survives to live another year, judging by its full year report yesterday.
Read MoreBlueScope Shares Punished
While BlueScope Steel (BSL) reported a strong, 62% jump in underlying half-year profit to $79.6 million and the return to paying dividends for the six months to December, 2014, the market was distinctly unimpressed yesterday.
Read MoreTuesday At The Close
The ASX 200 has gained 0.3 percent – helped by a recovery in the financial sector and a rally in mining stocks. BHP Billiton shares improved on the back of its better-than-expected profit result.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Monday
The local share market is trading in positive territory, boosted by news Greece has reached a debt deal with its creditors.
Read MoreLend Lease Lifts Profit, Dividend
Global developer and funds manager, Lend Lease (LLC) has boosted interim dividend after lifting after tax profit for the December half year to $315.6 million.
Read MoreCautious BlueScope Rebounds
BlueScope Steel (BSL) has reported a strong, 62% jump in underlying half-year profit to $79.6 million as the lower Australian dollar and stronger steel margins boosted earnings.
Read MoreEarnings Season To Wrap Up
The Australian December half profit reporting season heads towards its conclusion this Friday with over 80 major companies reporting this week including BHP, QBE, Worley Parsons, Qantas, Westfield and Woolworths.
Read MoreMacmahon Shares To Be Hit By New Contract Loss
Shares in struggling mining contractor and civil engineer, Macmahon Holdings (MAH) will come under renewed pressure this morning after it lost a major, multi-million dollar iron ore mining contract with Fortescue Metals Group (FMG).
Read MoreDiary: Inflation-Deflation Earnings, Fed Testimony
Another big week of data, especially inflation in several major economies, plus the second estimate of US 4th quarter GDP, and earnings here, in the US, Asia and Europe.
Read MoreOil Price Falls Again
Crude-oil futures will start this week on the backfoot after suffering their first weekly loss in a month last week.
Read MoreModest Start In Store For Markets
The Australian share market will be starting trading this morning with modest gains of around 10 to 15 points after a record finish in New York on Saturday morning, our time.
Read MoreMonday At The Open
US sharemarkets rose on Friday with investors encouraged by the likelihood of a bail-out extension being agreed between Greece and its creditors. The Dow Jones hit record highs, up by 154 points.
Read MoreMonday At The Close
The ASX 200 has climbed 0.5 percent with gains recorded across almost all sectors. The Consumer Discretionary sector was the best performer, jumping 0.9 percent.
Read MoreWill Our Bank Stocks Perform In 2015?
The major bank stocks such as the Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and Westpac have delivered solid returns in recent years, delivering not just capital gains but also producing strong dividend yields in a low-yield environment.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
The energy sector is under pressure following a fall in oil prices overnight. Investor sentiment has also been dampened by the Greek debt negotiation gridlock.
Read MoreFriday At The Open
The continued deadlock between Greece and its creditors over loans and a further weakening oil price weighed on investor sentiment overnight.
Read MoreWesfarmers Gets Retail Heavy
Wesfarmers (WES) will pay a higher interim dividend after lifting profit 8.3% to $1.376 billion on a modest rise in sales for the six months to December 31 – a result which hid some quite strong results in most of its retail chains.
Read MoreSuper Retail Shares Leap, Despite Weak Result
It was something of a relief rally in the shares of Super Retail Group (SUL) yesterday as the company reported a fall in earnings and took restructuring costs in Australia designed to put some pep into sales and earnings growth.
Read MoreSeven’s Belated Cleanout
On Wednesday, Seven West Media (SWM) was forced to recognise the sharp slide in its share price and worsening in the outlook for broadcast TV and by writing down the value of its TV licences.
Read MoreFairfax Rewards Suffering Shareholders
We’ve seen modest results from two major local media companies this week – Fairfax Media (FXJ) and Seven West Media (SWM) – which don’t provide much in the way of confidence about their longer term outlooks.
Read MoreFriday At The Close
The ASX 200 has slipped 0.4 percent today. The energy sector was the hardest hit, down 1.6 percent on the back of weaker oil prices.
Read MoreFed Cautious But Rate Hikes Still Loom
To my mind, the case for monetary policy tightening in the United State is a “no brainer". So it bemuses me to see in the latest Fed policy minutes the world’s most important central bank is still dithering over when to raise interest rates.
Read MoreAnova Progressing Steadily In Nevada
Australian-based emerging gold producer focused on its Big Springs Gold Project in northern Nevada, USA. Anova is progressing steadily towards production, with open-pit mining set to commence during mid-2015.
Read MoreThursday At The Open
Minutes from the US Federal Reserve’s last meeting showed that many officials aren’t in a rush to raise rates. That news disappointed investors, sending the Dow down 17 points or 0.10 percent.
Read MoreToll’s Bonanza
Japan Post’s $6.5 billion agreed purchase of Toll Holdings (TOL) is all over bar the celebrating and the distribution of hundreds of millions in dollars to the main people behind the growth in Toll – including well over $340 million to Paul Little, the company’s recently retired CEO.
Read MoreReject Shares Accepted By Market After Lower Profit
Another weak report yesterday from discount general merchandise retailer The Reject Shop (TRS) saw its interim dividend cut after a 24% plunge in net profit.
Read MoreWoodside: As Good As It Gets?
Was the 2014 result for Woodside as good as it gets as the slide in oil and gas prices will almost certainly carve great chunks out of the 2015 revenues and earnings for the country’s major listed energy group?
Read MoreMore Hard Times For Arrium
Complaining about inaction by Canberra on its anti dumping complaints, as Arrium (ARI) CEO, Andrew Roberts yesterday did to media and analysts will only serve to drag attention back to the gorilla in the balance sheet – the $1.5 billion net loss for the six months to December 31.
Read MoreIAG Shares Down On Flat Result, Divie
The 2014-15 financial year is turning out to be a year of consolidation and some strain for Insurance Australia Group (IAG) as it swallows the $1.8 billion plus insurance operations of Wesfarmers (WES) and has to deal with intensifying pressure for customers and premiums.
Read MoreThursday At The Close
The ASX 200 lost 0.2 percent, held back by losses in the energy and materials sectors. The Consumer Discretionary was the best performer, rallying by 1.29 percent.
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