NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 138.850 TSLA
Tesla
-- 355.840 INTC
Intel
-- 23.600 BABA
Alibaba
-- 124.730 PLTR
Palantir
-- 119.160 Rate Cuts and Borrowing Costs: Potential rate cuts lower borrowing costs, which can benefit small and medium-sized companies more than large ones. These companies often rely more heavily on borrowing to fund operations and growth. Lower interest rates can significantly reduce their expenses, making it easier for them to turn a profit.
@BullnBearTrading: ......believes that when both "Trump trades" and "rate cut trades" are strong, "weak resonance" benefits large-cap US tech stocks, Japanese stocks, and steel assets. If "strong resonance" occurs, assets like Bitcoin and gold may be favored, and the US Treasury yield curve could steepen.
@JC7577: This chart from CBA is arguably one of the most important around for Australia currently.
Annual jobs growth outside non-market employment ....... is basically dead. Yet jobs growth in aggregate is higher than pre-Covid.
@Skoljil: Our market cracked through the 8000 point barrier for the first time as investors continue to push our big 4 banks higher; $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ and $ANZ Group Holdings Ltd (ANZ.AU)$ added 0.78% NAB put on 0.81%…..I seriously can’t believe CBA is now trading on a whopping PE ratio of 22.49 times profit...
@mrminivee: The ASX 200 opens flat after yesterday's record breaking day. Small caps were strong again, with the Russell 2000 up 7.7% in the past 4 sessions. 💁♀️ 'Trump Trade' – which includes 📈 US dollar, 📉 yields – gathers momentum after shooting, while crypto soars.
@OB1KENOB: FY24, it's official - $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$slayed the game with operational brilliance! 🚀 They not only met but exceeded all production goals, leaving everyone in awe! 😲......It's like BHP's got its own superhero cape on, soaring through challenges and delivering results that are out of this world! 🌌
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Chombie5899 : good
Shirrrrrrley : I think the Australian mining industry is currently weak as a whole, and I will invest more in the banking and consumer sectors. The US cut interest rates, but Australia hasn't dropped yet and may even continue to raise interest rates, so I personally still think that Australian stocks can continue to reach new highs, and capital may flow from US stocks to part of Australian stocks.
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151878428 : Finally ASX is going higher
Cashmair : Moore's my understanding is (a) inflation partly make ASX to raise to ne heights. (b) ASX 200 is important, give thanks to Miners and Bank. (c) financial and mining sector. thanks moomooas
BigJefferson mr_cashcow : K
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Riseup06 : I don't think so