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    When do we think BHP will bottom out? My rule of thumb is below $40 buy above $50 sell.
    Historically with lower iron ore prices it doesn’t go much further than $40, but with the added nickel risk it may this time.
    Anyone have any thoughts? $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
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    $Fortescue Ltd (FMG.AU)$ IO up this morning.It went south last night and is up so far this morning.
    I would have thought with all that money China announced yesterday that would have spiked it
    up this morning.
    IO price was down over night. Friday often a down day but as IO picks up today
    so will FMG.
    Think we'll finish at over the $20 mark today.
    I’m surprised $Woodside Energy Group Ltd (WDS.AU)$ has been trading in such a tight band the last couple of days……I take it as a Good sign Not to have slipped back.
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    Its the strike in Chile that's pressuring the SP. Until that is resolved there may be more downside. Great buying opportunity though... $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
    $CSL Ltd (CSL.AU)$ is a world leader in blood plasma products and vaccines, it’s widely recognised as quality growth story by many of the major brokers
    Shares fell sharply, though, after the release of its FY24 results but they had been rising steadily before
    Given the mixed share price response, do the big brokers think CSL is a buy, hold, or sell after its results?
    The board meets again in September, but a significant number of economists expect the first cut to come in February. The markets are currently fully pricing in a cut from December. Westpac and the Commonwealth Bank both have a cut pencilled in for November, though CBA analysts think the RBA may well deliver a "hawkish" message this week.
    We have no choice but to spend more because everything expensive. House prices won’t go down much and too many sellers expect ridiculous prices. Rents won’t go down. Government needs audit power companies, day care companies, supermarkets and NDIS.
    For the week, the $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ finished down 50.3 points or 0.63% lower, 0.76% from its intraweek low and 0.91% from its intraweek high.
    Call it bargain hunting, short covering, or blame it on the miniscule bounce in the iron ore price, but something gave the Resources ( $Resources & Energy Group Ltd (REZ.AU)$ ) (+1.4%) a shove today. Certainly, the iron ore majors stacked on the most index points, with Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) (+2.7%), BHP Group ( $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ ) (+2.2%), and Fo...
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    index funds updraft vs ASX200 rise...possibly FY reporting positioning...
    but aside from this, plenty of relative strength across ASX lithium today all things considered...
    nobody left to short!? 🤔 $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$