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    Moomoo journey week 1 WFH(work from home). So much to digest coming from other simpler platforms, I was  initially overwhelmed. Moomoo Support is great though so finding my feet slowly. Can’t wait to see my transfered stocks. Opted for the white background.
    And a MooMoo here, Moomoo there!
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    $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ I wonder if cba will drop interest rates to cut revenue when the rba consider the inflation outcome?
    not likely, they are too greedy for that, but hey when they have to because the others are watch them fall.
    no better than our main supermarkets imo. Can’t wait to see them all take a pay cut.
    $CommBank (CBA.AU)$
    "Hold on a 3.43% yield!"
    The money has already been made on this stock. The only way to make money from now on is to wait for a further correction where the yield is better & then hope the price rises back over $140 & then sell. At least if you buy with a better yield, you will get a reasonable return while you are waiting for the price to eventually rise otherwise it is dead money.
    It is quite likely the CBA share price will eventually start to rise in a B wave, catching many...
    I’ve lived long enough in Australia to remember the RBA cutting rates with unemployment at similar levels
    Productivity at lower rates - but hey let them keep spinning
    $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ $Alianza Minerals Ltd (ANZ.CA)$
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    Ss is a us bank w 3.8 trillion assets under management. The substantial shareholding shows ss net holding increased to 7%. I doubt they shorting Wds at this low price. Only hedge funds go swing trades. All mutual funds land Stocks to traders for fees. Ss is just one of them. The best way against shorter is buy back. Meg will be around for sometimes. Low price is very good for her Long sti. $Woodside Energy Group Ltd (WDS.AU)$
    Big 4 banks rising while commodity prices dwindling. The question is how low can BHP go?
    If interest rates don't drop I'm seeing $24-34ps for BHP over the next 12 months.
    I'm cautiously buying as it drops because I know how fast it will rally when interest rates drop and commodity prices improve. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
    Risk management is  in investing, and moomoo's 24/5 trading feature allows me to monitor my positions 📈 round-the-clock 🕒.
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    🚨UBS on ASX #IronOre miners 🧐
    🔎 $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ pricing in ~$90/t, $RIO ~$88/t, $FMG ~$88/t & $MIN ~$82/t
    🔎 Spot is $97.81/t = Markets have OVERPRICED current iron ore price fall
    🔎 UBS long-term target = $85/t real (2029)
    🔎 Still no Buys: BHP Neutral >RIO Neutral >FMG Sell >MIN Sell $Fortescue Ltd (FMG.AU)$
    Workers at the world’s largest COPPER mine in Chile, which is owned by BHP, have gone on strike….They should have striked when copper shot up over US$5/lb because prices have recently tanked 20%, giving them way less bargaining power. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
    Currently, the cash rate target is 4.35 per cent.
    The cash rate target is a figure set by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
    The figure influences how much commercial banks charge customers for borrowing money.
    But when the RBA changes the cash rate target, interest rates for mortgages don't automatically change. That's something the individual banks decide.
    Banks usually put out a statement saying whether they'll change their rates after an RBA meeting.
    If...
    What is the cash rate target?