So true. Buffett said he lost nothing in the CGF because he never sold. The reverse rings true for those who fail to cash on in the price rise. You dont lock in the capital appreciation until you actually sell.
It cannot be denied. CBA EPS has been static for 10 years. The EPS result 8 years ago is better than the most recent one.
For whatever reason, there is an appetitive for investors to accept such low returns. The divided yield is lower than the rate of inflation. So in real terms, buyers a...
It cannot be denied. CBA EPS has been static for 10 years. The EPS result 8 years ago is better than the most recent one.
For whatever reason, there is an appetitive for investors to accept such low returns. The divided yield is lower than the rate of inflation. So in real terms, buyers a...
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For me, I've been living a life of luxury for a number of years thanks to the generous Fortescue dividends which have emanated primarily from elevated IO prices.
However Fortescue will be significantly diversifying its activities over the next decade, so will become significantly less IO price sensitive. In fact Twiggy reckons the Fortescue Energy business will become a more lucrative earner than the IO division of Fortescue.......O.K...Off ya go Twiggy-haters, that's your cue to fire away! $Fortescue Ltd (FMG.AU)$
However Fortescue will be significantly diversifying its activities over the next decade, so will become significantly less IO price sensitive. In fact Twiggy reckons the Fortescue Energy business will become a more lucrative earner than the IO division of Fortescue.......O.K...Off ya go Twiggy-haters, that's your cue to fire away! $Fortescue Ltd (FMG.AU)$
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$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$ China cuts again… sending resources soaring.
Looks like selling over priced banks and buying loads of BHP and RIO finally paid off (stated a few times over the last few weeks that’s what I did in large volumes).
Looks like selling over priced banks and buying loads of BHP and RIO finally paid off (stated a few times over the last few weeks that’s what I did in large volumes).
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The ASX miners that are already producing should technically become more far more valuable as the approvals process to get a mine started is completely stuffed. $Pilbara Minerals Ltd (PLS.AU)$ $Newmont Corp (NEM.AU)$ $Fortescue Ltd (FMG.AU)$
A2 Milk ( $The a2 Milk Co Ltd (A2M.AU)$ ) shares are back in the BUY zone after tanking 18%….It’s profit result was solid and the company is guiding to mid-single digit revenue growth for FY25. A2M is in an incredibly strong financial position with almost $1bn cash on the balance sheet….I wouldn’t be surprised to see a giant like Nestle come along and scoop it up on the cheap; BUY last sale $5.70
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+14.5% Talga Group ( $Talga Group Ltd (TLG.AU)$ ) - Change in substantial holding (increase), but also Friday's Talga Group Ltd Prospectus Offer
+10.0% Avita Medical ( $AVITA Medical Inc (AVH.AU)$ ) - Continued positive response to Friday's AVITA Medical Reports Second Quarter Financial Results, upgraded to buy from hold at Bell Potter and price target increased to $3.60 from $3.20
+9.2% Westgold Resources ( $Westgold Resources Ltd (WGX.AU)$ ) - No news, rise is consistent with pr...
+10.0% Avita Medical ( $AVITA Medical Inc (AVH.AU)$ ) - Continued positive response to Friday's AVITA Medical Reports Second Quarter Financial Results, upgraded to buy from hold at Bell Potter and price target increased to $3.60 from $3.20
+9.2% Westgold Resources ( $Westgold Resources Ltd (WGX.AU)$ ) - No news, rise is consistent with pr...
Now that all bets are off for a rate rise, the question once again is when Australians will see a cut to the current cash rate of 4.35%.
Westpac and Commonwealth Bank economists have reaffirmed their forecast of a November rates cut while their big four peers NAB and ANZ are predicting the first downward movement will be in February 2025.
But while Mr Aird tips the RBA will revise down its inflation forecasts, he's not expecting RBA governor Michele Bullock...
Westpac and Commonwealth Bank economists have reaffirmed their forecast of a November rates cut while their big four peers NAB and ANZ are predicting the first downward movement will be in February 2025.
But while Mr Aird tips the RBA will revise down its inflation forecasts, he's not expecting RBA governor Michele Bullock...
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Financial markets are united in forecasting the Reserve Bank of Australia will keep a hold on interest rates at its board meeting next week.
But one leading economist is expecting to see a significant downward revision of the RBA's headline inflation forecasts to reflect the impact of government energy rebates.
Financial markets had been hanging on the result of Wednesday's quarterly CPI data which showed annual inflation had climbed to 3.8%...
But one leading economist is expecting to see a significant downward revision of the RBA's headline inflation forecasts to reflect the impact of government energy rebates.
Financial markets had been hanging on the result of Wednesday's quarterly CPI data which showed annual inflation had climbed to 3.8%...
WHAT DO YOU SEE FROM AUSTRALIA CPI DATA?!!!!!!!!:) I SEE EXACTLY CPI IS GETTING REACCELERATED NOW!!!!!!:) LONG STORY SHORT THAT RBA MUST HIKE INTEREST RATE ASAP AS HIGHER AS THAN WHERE IT IS NOW!!!!!!:)
OR WE WILL SEE MORE+MORE+MORE COLLAPSE OF AUSSIE$ FURTHER FROM HERE!!!!!:)
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OR WE WILL SEE MORE+MORE+MORE COLLAPSE OF AUSSIE$ FURTHER FROM HERE!!!!!:)
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Aussie shares fell sharply on Thursday to record the worst day in 6-weeks. The ASX200 closed 103 pts or 1.3% lower to 7,861. All 11 sectors were in the red. Tech (-2.7%) and consumer stocks (-2%) were the worst performers, while energy and property sectors also heavily weighed. $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$
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