When a business is growing and weathering the ups and downs of the macro environment, natural market capitilisation growth will follow over time.
if the financial sector in the US and AUS remain healthy with no 'major shock events' it will steadily grow along with the sector average and move with the Index. currently CBA is a major holding 41% of the ASX financial sector.
In other words, only if you have fatter wallets than the Super Funds that require Aussie financial allocation, then you are ...

Is this country that starved of a company like Amazon or Apple, or an up and comer like Nvidia, that people just pile into a bank on the basis of its 'technology' and 'AI', which means its actually a growth company rather than a giant mortgage processing factory?
I heard the technology story form the DMP merchants when DMP was trading on a 70 multiple, they said its 'not a pizza shop, its a tech company', because you can download an app and it shows the live location of the guy delivering your p...

In the CBA chart, why then are there 5 waves with 5 clear individual waves in wave 3?
Why is the 3rd wave in both the larger & minor degree waves the largest impulse wave?
Why did the larger degree 4th wave correct the 3rd wave by exactly Fibonacci 61.8%?
Why is the fifth wave going to conclude tomorrow at approximately 50% of the total of the 5 waves?
There is divergence on the indicators that should warn you that a reversal is imminent.
The clues are there for all to see. You just have to know...

Any hawkish signs from the RBA are likely to further batter Australian stocks, with regional markets already nursing steep losses from a broader risk-off sentiment.
The ASX 200 fell sharply in recent sessions after hitting record highs as recently as last week.
High-for-longer interest rates bode poorly for most Australian businesses, especially given that they are already grappling with weak overseas demand.
Australian bank stocks, however, may ...