Market Review The Australian share market ended the week on a positive note, with the$S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$rising 1.82% to close at 7931.20 this week. This capped off the best weekly performance of the year, breaking a four-week losing streak. The rally was largely driven by strong performances in supermarket stocks. All 11 sectors posted gains over the week, with Consumer Staples emerging as the to...
Born on the cusp of 1985, my voice may echo what perhaps 5 million Aussies will be voting for in this federal election, with 25% to 28% of Millennials now making up the electorate. My generation will be voting for change. With Gen Z, we've been hit with the biggest jumps in interest rates and rents in a decade – while property prices are out of reach, and electricity bills are at record highs. Three key changes we're voting...
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calm the farm Jess, if you think real inflation that drains your pocket just before you leave the shops is coming down then a Nuclear power plant can be built in a day just not going to happen Jess, we have been sold down the river of completely unrealistic green ideals, when base load power is reduced ie coal and gas of course power supply is affected and while we tinker with green intermittent alternatives so to the costs go up, these things go hand in hand and our blind idealistic governments have had know idea how to truly manage it. I know what you want, and it will make you feel good when you drive an Ev but you will actually be doing squat for the environment thats the reality. PS not a hater just a realist there is going to more pain before it gets better
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ha even India, Canada, China and Japan. why even compare. India is a shithole, all of them invading our countries to get away from mess they made. Canada is in the hole too thanks to lefties shit policies and trash wave. china aint doing well the subsidy is for their industries though, if implemented here then all money to buying their cars. money going to invasion yea fuk that, doubt they even pay anything, as they build up more coal plants. same with Japan, their cars. plus they ain't doing well. so yea your view is an Indoctrinated one, get in reality. aus needs to vote as nationalist as possible to boot any globalist nonsense out. only then society will fix.
Despite pressure on commodity prices,$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$shares have held up reasonably well. Trading at around 11% below their 2024 peak, they compare well to other Australia 200 index heavyweights such as$National Australia Bank Ltd (NAB.AU)$(-18%) and$CSL Ltd (CSL.AU)$(-17%). However, one bad day last week suggests that may be about to change. The daily chart tells the story: BHP AU - Daily The trading day marked by the purple rectangle is last Thursday 6 March. BHP tra...
G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • US stocks fall on trade war fears as tariff tensions escalate. • Australian shares slips; consumer staples, banks down, miners up slightly. • Stocks to watch: DTL, RIO, etc. Wall Street Summary U.S. stocks closed lower Tuesday, partially recovering from steeper intraday losses. The downturn was triggered by President Trump's tariffs against Canada ...
• US stocks: Erase 2025's gains on Tarif and inflation fears Nasdaq down 2% this year. Nvidia slumps 8% falling under 200-day moving average • Australian markets: Could erase 2025's gain. Bank stocks stage recovery after falling about 10%. Reporting season companies like Helia shine. • Stocks to watch: Nvidia, Westpac, Helia, Bapcor. Ahead Crowdstrike, Marvell, Broadcom, Costco. US stocks took a h...
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those who know the facts, look ahead, and look at the charts should not be scared. There is always a bull market somewhere. Stocks pulling back could provide great opportunities. Just need to be focus on quality in my opinion.
Recent declines in the Australian stock market have captured market attention, with the$S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$falling from 8,615.2 points to 8,240.7 points, a nearly 4% drop. While Monday’s rebound in heavyweight banking stocks offered some hope, these stocks have also suffered significant losses over the past two weeks. Since last Monday,$CommBank (CBA.AU)$has dropped nearly 4%,$ANZ Group Holdings Ltd (ANZ.AU)$fell almost 5%,$Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.AU)$is down o...
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diversified portfolio, indeed, it helps with the flux of the market. and your best to do this in all the markets you invest in. :/ and if your Australian, investing in the ASX and your after dividends, the best choice is a majority of ASX companies offering 100% 'Franked' dividend returns, as this helps you at Tax time. if you don't care so much high dividend all the way.
Investors are bracing for a potential big pull back for three key reasons US and Australian markets are bracing for a pullback after US big tech stocks have already wiped off US$721 billion in value, with the biggest US tech stocks in the Nasdaq-100$NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$shedding 2.1% on Friday and the S&P 500$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$losing 1.7%. He...
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Having waited like a kid on christmas morning for the market to open, i was stoked to see i had nailed a market order for a company that is trending overall north but was having a rest at last close, saving myself atleast 10cents a share off to wall street for megreat to have so much guidance availablethis game
National Australia Bank Ltd Stock Forum
The Australian share market ended the week on a positive note, with the $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ rising 1.82% to close at 7931.20 this week. This capped off the best weekly performance of the year, breaking a four-week losing streak. The rally was largely driven by strong performances in supermarket stocks.
All 11 sectors posted gains over the week, with Consumer Staples emerging as the to...
My generation will be voting for change. With Gen Z, we've been hit with the biggest jumps in interest rates and rents in a decade – while property prices are out of reach, and electricity bills are at record highs. Three key changes we're voting...
Top losers: $Summerset Group Holdings Ltd (SNZ.AU)$, $Spark New Zealand Ltd (SPK.AU)$ and $James Hardie Industries PLC (JHX.AU)$
Market summary
The $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ rose 1.2% to 7,918.9. The ASX saw extended gains as a surprise drop in Australian jobs in February raised hopes for a May interest rate cut...
Top losers: $Audinate Group Ltd (AD8.AU)$, $The a2 Milk Co Ltd (A2M.AU)$ and $ALS Ltd (ALQ.AU)$
Market summary
The $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ up 0.1% to 7,860.4. Wall Street's overnight gains initially boosted the Australian Stock Exchange, but Australian shares pared gains to close slightly higher on Tuesday aft...
The daily chart tells the story:
BHP AU - Daily
The trading day marked by the purple rectangle is last Thursday 6 March. BHP tra...
• US stocks fall on trade war fears as tariff tensions escalate.
• Australian shares slips; consumer staples, banks down, miners up slightly.
• Stocks to watch: DTL, RIO, etc.
Wall Street Summary
U.S. stocks closed lower Tuesday, partially recovering from steeper intraday losses. The downturn was triggered by President Trump's tariffs against Canada ...
• Australian markets: Could erase 2025's gain. Bank stocks stage recovery after falling about 10%. Reporting season companies like Helia shine.
• Stocks to watch: Nvidia, Westpac, Helia, Bapcor. Ahead Crowdstrike, Marvell, Broadcom, Costco.
US stocks took a h...
US and Australian markets are bracing for a pullback after US big tech stocks have already wiped off US$721 billion in value, with the biggest US tech stocks in the Nasdaq-100 $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ shedding 2.1% on Friday and the S&P 500 $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ losing 1.7%. He...
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