$Woodside Energy Group Ltd (WDS.AU)$Ohh we green so not one more theft by instos as year closes, though see the pos instos layering the buy low already, all indicators red cause of it. If Retail then don't sell into them, oil and nat gas doing fine, wds should be green first thing NY. To the retail battlers (not shorters, hope ya get wrecked stains) have a good a new years, May your gains be high.
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Finishing in red.. thats one last f$%k you from instos to retail for the year. If only 2025 is the year instos got investigated for the manipulation, doubt will happen Asic well in the pockets. ASX, markets in general corruption incarnate.
G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • Major U.S. stock indexes close lower on Monday. • There is a widespread sell-off in the Australian equities market, with less positive effects observed. • Stocks to watch: WDS and AMC. Wall Street Summary The Santa rally is usually a time for markets to rise, but the major US stock indexes closed lower on Monday, with the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$fell 1.07...
$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$Seems to be some squeeze going on as insto layering walls (a manipulation tool) close to each other on buy side and sell side and actively moving to suppress price (fck asic for allowing this), what does it mean though, a break to the upside in price? insto thieves accumulating at this level? Possibly, with boosts in new year coming to mining sectors from certain stimilus released by certain nation plus moves in politics of the major power. If got rid of the Dei bullshit ...
$Woodside Energy Group Ltd (WDS.AU)$Ahh weak start despite strong futures for nat gas and oil being steady. insto at it again with blatant layering buy wall setup suppressing price even setup on sell side too, to squeeze a move. Should be over 25, though no asic looks other way to manipulation. The fact short trading week out for new years makes this even worse overall. As probably too late today, its fingers crossed for the jump tomorrow that should have been today, retail battlers (not shorte...
G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • U.S. markets were driven lower by tech giants. • Australian stocks open slightly lower. • Stocks to watch: STO, WDS, etc. Wall Street Summary On Friday, the stock market experienced a significant decline across major indexes. Despite$Apple (AAPL.US)$reaching a record high of $260 per share on Thursday, just shy of a $4 trillion market capi...
Market Review Australian shares continued their upward trend on the first trading day following the two-day Christmas hiatus, with consumer discretionary and major bank stocks leading the rally.$S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$closed 194.8 points higher, or 2.41% up, at 8,261.8 this week. All 11 sectors showed an upward movement, in tandem with the S&P/ASX 200 ...
To the retail battlers (not shorters, hope ya get wrecked stains) have a good a new years, May your gains be high.
$Abacus Group (ABG.AU)$ $ANZ Group Holdings Ltd (ANZ.AU)$
Top losers: $Contact Energy Ltd (CEN.AU)$, $JB Hi Fi Ltd (JBH.AU)$ and $BSP Financial Group Ltd (BFL.AU)$
$S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ fell 0.92% to 8,159.10 in Tuesday's shortened final session of 2024, echoing Wall Street's decline. Investors showed caution due to concerns about the US tech rally's sustainabilit...
• Major U.S. stock indexes close lower on Monday.
• There is a widespread sell-off in the Australian equities market, with less positive effects observed.
• Stocks to watch: WDS and AMC.
Wall Street Summary
The Santa rally is usually a time for markets to rise, but the major US stock indexes closed lower on Monday, with the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ fell 1.07...
As probably too late today, its fingers crossed for the jump tomorrow that should have been today, retail battlers (not shorte...
• U.S. markets were driven lower by tech giants.
• Australian stocks open slightly lower.
• Stocks to watch: STO, WDS, etc.
Wall Street Summary
On Friday, the stock market experienced a significant decline across major indexes. Despite $Apple (AAPL.US)$reaching a record high of $260 per share on Thursday, just shy of a $4 trillion market capi...
it been near a year of owning BHP and it would be nice to see it go back above 52-56 dollars m
Australian shares continued their upward trend on the first trading day following the two-day Christmas hiatus, with consumer discretionary and major bank stocks leading the rally. $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ closed 194.8 points higher, or 2.41% up, at 8,261.8 this week.
All 11 sectors showed an upward movement, in tandem with the S&P/ASX 200 ...
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