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7764.200
+14.200+0.18%

20min DelayNot Open Mar 24 16:00 AET

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Australia Shares Look Set for Opening Pullback -- Market Talk
WSJ18:06 ET
Australian Shares End Week Flat; Nine Entertainment Explores AU$1.76 Billion Domain Holdings Australia Stake Sale to CoStar
MT NewswiresMar 21 02:16 ET
Australian Stocks Climb For Second Session
Dow JonesMar 21 01:36 ET
Australia Shares Set to Edge Lower, Paring Gains -- Market Talk
WSJMar 20 18:21 ET
Australian Stocks Climb 1.2%
Dow JonesMar 20 01:36 ET
Australian Shares Fall Amidst Recession Concerns; Mineral Resources Pauses Haulage at Western Australia Project Following Incident
MT NewswiresMar 19 01:58 ET

Comments

152476217

Mar 22 14:14

$S&P/ASX 50 (.XFL.AU)$
still learning. heard to invest in index funds or eft such as the ASX. Is this page not for trading? only tracking? what is a well known ind3x or mutual fund?

Lonewolfcow

Feb 6 10:24

sell everything

$S&P/ASX 50 (.XFL.AU)$
sell all your shares in these overpriced companies. Preserve capital. Banks are in trouble. Buying now is taking enormous risk for little reward. Yields dwindling. 1 bad report away from a collapse

151894869

Jun 26, 2024 13:53

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151894869

Jun 26, 2024 13:52

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SpyderCall

Mar 30, 2024 03:46

Columns Insights Into Jerome Powell's Interview

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Liquidity is What Moves Markets
Investors worldwide pay very close attention to the Fed whenever they speak. They are searching for any inkling of a clue into future policy decisions. Ultimately, they are looking for the one thing that moves markets, and that would be liquidity.
Will they decrease interest rates? Will they add assets to their balance sheet? Will the Federal Reserve pump liquidity into the ...

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