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SnowVested

Sep 26 02:34

clawing my way back again

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SnowVested

Aug 23 00:05

little is better then in red. :/

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Moomoo News AU

Jun 26 04:26

Columns 2024 Half-Year Recap | 10 Dividend-Monster Stocks in Australian Market

The Australian stock market has demonstrated strong performance, rising by 1% in the past week and an impressive 9% over the past year.
With earnings expected to grow by 14% annually, this favorable economic climate makes dividend stocks particularly attractive for investors looking for both stability and potential income growth. Within the Australian market, we have highlighted the top 10 companies with the best performance ...

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Moomoo News AU

Jun 26 02:35

Columns AU Evening Wrap: ASX 200 Declines Amid Higher-Than-Expected Inflation

• Top gainers: $Meridian Energy Ltd (MEZ.AU)$, $Mercury NZ Ltd (MCY.AU)$, $GQG Partners Inc (GQG.AU)$
• Top losers: $Ansell Ltd (ANN.AU)$, $Johns Lyng Group Ltd (JLG.AU)$, $Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (TWE.AU)$
Market Performance
The Australian $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ index witnessed a downturn, ending the day 0.7% lower at 7783.0, following the release of inflation figures that exceeded anticipations. This economic development led mark...

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Moomoo Down Under

Jun 19 02:25

Columns Rain, wind & low temps: How does Australia's winter period impact the stock market?

Winter is here, and we're definitely feeling the cold more than ever these last two weeks in Aus. While the chilly winters make it harder to get up in the morning, Australia's cold and wet season also has an impact on the stock market!
Energy, coal & gas sectors
Temperatures down means heaters up, with winter being a peak power consumption period. Basic supply and demand comes into play for these sectors, with e...

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