Why to focus on defence, AI and health stocks, which will probably dominate this half year US stocks punched to brand-new record all-time highs with defence stocks like GE rising almost 7% to a 24-year high. The Défense ETF ITA surged to a brand new record. While health names like Moderna gained 10%. And stocks like Palantir also rose,...
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25 does feel to me to be a breakout year for investing, personally i think we cant be too certain on Aussie rate cuts of signifigance and oil and gas is controlled by a tap with supply and demand in the case of opec countries the mere request to open the tap up does carry a bit of weight because trump as a business man knows how to lean on countries with his tools of trade he has mentioned. Competition is the life blood of a healthy economy and he is trying to create some breathing space for competition to thrive, monopolys are never a good thing only for the greedy people who run them. The Aussie government i am not sure they have finished wringing the cash out of mortgage holders yet the realestate market is still awash with interstate and foreign cash more and more American trucks seem to be popping up on the roads demand in construction is out of control but materials and labour supply are still pushing inflation north along with the unsustainable immigration, hard to say where it ends the pot needs to simmer for a while i think. But i am optimistic of having a great year regardless.
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Jessy? is that you? Wow, been a while huh? I remember the last time I saw you... It was just a handy but still wonderful none the less. You still look good! Take care.
There could be more dark days for markets as traders adjust for half as many rate cuts in the US as they hoped for in 2025. Already overnight, US stocks suffered their biggest drop since early August. The Nasdaq$NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$lost 3.6%, the S&P 500$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$almost 3%. It’s clear markets are reacting negatively—they didn’t get the ...
In Australia, the Aussie share market could re-test its record all-time highs this week, should we get good news from the US and should local CPI behave. Plus, we could see some traders bet that the industrial metal commodity pullback (aluminium, copper, iron ore) is over after China pledged 300 billion yuan to upgrade its manufacturing sector equipment. Read on... It will be important to see if Australian inflation...
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Hope to see some positive incremental movement in gold going against the grain due to positive mining reports removal of debt and drill results enhancing deposits. Speculative stocks still building into profit mainly because of my amateur eagerness to buy in but overall waiting with discipline and patience on the outcome of your key factors
G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • S&P 500 closed 0.6% higher • ASX flat ahead of RBA decisions; Superloop surges • Stocks to watch: KMD Brands, Boral, New Hope, Aussie Broadband, Superloop Wall Street Summary U.S. stocks climbed Monday as investors balanced optimism over artificial intelligence with concern over monetary policy as investors await the outcome of a Federal Reserve policy meeting lat...
G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • S&P 500 backs off record after tech shares drop • ASX slips ahead of CPI • Stocks to watch: Credit Corp, Origin Energy, Liontown Resources - Moomoo News AU Wall Street Summary Technology shares slipped as investors awaited earnings from industry heavyweights that have pushed the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$to fresh records. The benchmark index edged down 0.1 per ...
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G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • US yields surge to 17-year highs • ASX rises, buoyed by energy and healthcare stocks • Stocks to watch: Credit Corp, Southern Cross Media, Cettire - Moomoo News AU Wall Street Summary U.S. government bond yields hit fresh decade-plus highs Tuesday after another hot economic-data release fueled concerns that interest rates could remain elevated for longer. Stocks wavered between g...
151453268 witso : 25 does feel to me to be a breakout year for investing, personally i think we cant be too certain on Aussie rate cuts of signifigance and oil and gas is controlled by a tap with supply and demand in the case of opec countries the mere request to open the tap up does carry a bit of weight because trump as a business man knows how to lean on countries with his tools of trade he has mentioned. Competition is the life blood of a healthy economy and he is trying to create some breathing space for competition to thrive, monopolys are never a good thing only for the greedy people who run them. The Aussie government i am not sure they have finished wringing the cash out of mortgage holders yet the realestate market is still awash with interstate and foreign cash more and more American trucks seem to be popping up on the roads demand in construction is out of control but materials and labour supply are still pushing inflation north along with the unsustainable immigration, hard to say where it ends the pot needs to simmer for a while i think. But i am optimistic of having a great year regardless.


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Deals Gap 129 : Jessy? is that you? Wow, been a while huh? I remember the last time I saw you... It was just a handy but still wonderful none the less. You still look good! Take care.
152343525 : I don't think English is your first language- is it Jesse?