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Skoljil

Aug 14 21:29

$CommBank (CBA.AU)$ posted a 6% fall in net profit to $9.32bn which was slightly lower than the $9.5bn expected by the market. The stock held up because the market liked the dividend increase due to the board upping the profit payout ratio to 79%….CBA is a very expensive bank as evidenced by it’s PE of about 22 times, dividend yield of 3.5% and no profit growth.
I found this slide in the results presentation….Unfortunately the end of cash is going to happen before we know it.

Jessica Amir

Aug 14 03:07

Columns The report card on ASX200 companies: Aussie businesses are not doing as bad as feared

So far 54 of the ASX200 companies reported earnings so far. And the good news is, so far sales and earnings are better than expected and that's supporting our Aussie share market which today moved up 0.3%, back over its 50-day simple moving average - which could be seen as a bullish signal. Plus we are also seeing the technical indicator the MACD, suggest buying could pick up here.
Remember, the market typically...

Big banks kicking off new earnings season: Will the rally continue?

Jessica Amir

Aug 14 02:50

Columns CBA, a better than expected result. But not one broker says it's a buy and it nudges up back to record high territory

Australia's biggest bank, CBA, and the largest company on the ASX, raised their dividend after delivering a $9.84 billion profit. Despite its cash profit falling over 2% and its net interest margin declining, overall, their results met average analysts' estimates, which is why we saw a positive reaction in its shares, pushing them back up towards record-high territory.
· De...

Big banks kicking off new earnings season: Will the rally continue?

Jessica Amir

Aug 13 01:13

Columns CBA, another low hurdle to jump over. Is CBA, a buying opportunity?

For a lot of people, when they see CBA $CommBank (CBA.AU)$, the biggest bank in Australia, and the biggest company on the ASX down 4% from its record highs at $132.22, while offering a 3.5% dividend yield, to many it's a buying opportunity.
It has a low bar to bar to jump over too, which is positive for driving an earning beat – which is what will add hot sauce and kick up its shares, plus a boost to its buy back might be a nice s...

Big banks kicking off new earnings season: Will the rally continue?

Liam Mitchell

Aug 12 22:46

The Australian wage price index data will be out shortly.
We are expected to see wage growth come in around 4% for the June quarter.
Previous stats - 4.1% in the year to March and by 4.2% in the year to December.
Looking to see wage growth decline.
Remember - this is all key data for RBA $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ $ANZ Group Holdings Ltd (ANZ.AU)$

Jessica Amir

Aug 12 03:37

Columns How Volatility Brings Opportunities for Investors and Traders: The Power of Dip Buying in the Nasdaq 100 and CBA

The 'hysterical-fear' that caused US markets to fall 3% at the beginning of last week, with the VIX peaking, and some thinking “this is it. We're going into a recession. Put your money under the mattress". Well, that type of 'radical hysteria and panic', quickly subsided, while sage investors quietly started buying the dip, taking advantage of the pull back. As many old investing hands...

Markets rally as recession fears ease: Take action or stay patient?

Jessica Amir

Aug 12 03:27

Columns Volatility is calming. Markets are going back to 'business as usual' - watch for institutional buying

What's happening? Well, three things: Volatility is calming. It's as calm as a cucumber compared to last week (see below). Markets are going back to ‘business as usual.’Markets are holding their breath for Jerome Powell's signal of a Fed rate cut in September at his Jackson Hole address next week, with this week's CPI release not expected to rock the boat. For the most part,
it looks like markets...

July CPI meets expectations, inflation eases: Will the expected cuts be significant?

Jessica Amir

Aug 12 03:05

Columns You might expect the entire banking sector and perhaps the market to move higher if CBA reports a billion buyback

In Australia, it's the most important week for earnings releases, with proxies and some of our biggest companies reporting this week. So, it could be hugely pivotal for markets and respective sectors, so if we get an earnings beat in Australia's biggest bank, for example, you might expect the entire banking sector and perhaps the market to move higher. The inverse is also possible, wh...

Big banks kicking off new earnings season: Will the rally continue?

kakaobohne

Aug 12 02:56

MOST IMPORTANT Australian earnings release week

- Commonwealth Bank $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ Australia's biggest company & bank
- CSL $CSL Ltd (CSL.AU)$ the world's biggest influenza vaccine maker.
- Goodman $Goodman Group (GMG.AU)$ , a global landlord
- Cochlear $Cochlear Ltd (COH.AU)$ global hearing implant leader
- BHP $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ results in 2 weeks

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Jul 29 03:27

Join July Monthly P/L Challenge｜my gif for the month is crying sadness from inside out

Some stocks went 🚀, others... well, let's just say they took a detour to the 🌑.
Feeling like I'm on a rollercoaster 🎢
I want moomoo points so leave some comments my friends
My gif for July’s performance is this
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