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VAS Vanguard Australian Shares ETF
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20min DelayTrading Aug 30 13:57 AET
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100.410High100.200Low124.59KVolume100.350Open99.920Pre Close12.50MTurnover100.88052wk High0.08%Turnover Ratio160.43MShares81.53552wk Low--EPS TTM16.10BFloat Cap100.880Historical High--P/E (Static)160.43MShs Float25.059Historical Low--EPS LYR0.21%Amplitude3.52Dividend TTM--P/B1Lot Size3.51%Div YieldTTM
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I have long term investment strategy and have identified top performing ETFs as slow and stable gain option. I am now realising it is better to diversify. Hence, I have invested in Aus and US market. While AU ETF have provided me with decent return this month, I am still in loss in US market, yet profitable overall. I also think using paper trading account and only investing amount that you are likely to invest in reality provides the best way to test your investment...
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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...
It will be important to see if Australian inflation...
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Today I was on ABC News Radio, speaking about market sentiment being bullish this week, with a risk-on tone supported by the expectation that US PCE and local CPI will ease. Additionally, the market's fear gauge, the VIX, is trading at its lowest level since February. And company news continues to beat an optimistic drum. And China creates $47.5 Billion chip fund to back Chinese firms.
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So is that it? Just a 3.6% pull back for the #ASX200 $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ $Vanguard Australian Shares ETF (VAS.AU)$ and a 3.9% pull back for the S&P500 $SPX $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ $iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV.US)$ from their highs? That's it? No more bad news? Hmm. I don't know.
Well, I just put this out.... saying. why markets could be higher in two weeks. So maybe DON'T PANIC. Here's what you need to know about the S&P500, ASX200, potential top performers, how to read the tea leaves
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Well, I just put this out.... saying. why markets could be higher in two weeks. So maybe DON'T PANIC. Here's what you need to know about the S&P500, ASX200, potential top performers, how to read the tea leaves
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Markets will be tested this week for a trifecta of reasons this week.
Firstly, the US economy continues to steam train ahead (just look at the stellar US jobs report), so bets of a Fed rate cut in June continue to be eroded, while bets of those cuts in September in July continue to reduce. This dynamic could continue this week if we see US CPI (released 10 April) blow hotter than expected as well as producer pric...
Firstly, the US economy continues to steam train ahead (just look at the stellar US jobs report), so bets of a Fed rate cut in June continue to be eroded, while bets of those cuts in September in July continue to reduce. This dynamic could continue this week if we see US CPI (released 10 April) blow hotter than expected as well as producer pric...
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Australia'ss biggest ETFs that track the ASX200 the VAS $Vanguard Australian Shares ETF (VAS.AU)$ and IOZ $iShares Core S&P/ASX 200 ETF (IOZ.AU)$ gained momentum rising for 7 straight days, hit new record all time highs, while the biggest Chinese ETFs listed in the US, the KWEB $KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB.US)$ ETF, the MCHI $iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI.US)$ China ETF...
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Discretionary spending is expected to pop this week amid Valentines Day, while credit card debt is already at a record high. It's no surprises that Visa $Visa (V.US)$ . MasterCard $MasterCard (MA.US)$ and American Express $American Express (AXP.US)$ shares are trading at record highs with the trio more profitable than Tesla $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ . Credit and debit cards are just one of the three groups of st...
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We are starting to see expectations for Fed rate cuts be kicked down the road
- Strong retail spending sales overnight saw the expectations for the Fed rate cut in March to be dropped to a 50% chance of a cut.
- Plus are seeing Fed speakers also say the Fed still needs to be cautionary
- I think that's because SOME inflation is creeping up – Plus we do have strong US eco news - Retails sales and Fed'beige book (another eco read)...
- Strong retail spending sales overnight saw the expectations for the Fed rate cut in March to be dropped to a 50% chance of a cut.
- Plus are seeing Fed speakers also say the Fed still needs to be cautionary
- I think that's because SOME inflation is creeping up – Plus we do have strong US eco news - Retails sales and Fed'beige book (another eco read)...
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- 1- Firstly, shares in the world's and Australias biggest commodity companies, BHP $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$, Rio $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$and Fortescue $Fortescue Ltd (FMG.AU)$– are all trading down 7.5% from their December highs after the iron ore price fell 9% from its December high.
o There is a risk their shares could fall further toward correction (as in trade 10% down from their highs), as China's central bank did not cut its 1-year me...
o There is a risk their shares could fall further toward correction (as in trade 10% down from their highs), as China's central bank did not cut its 1-year me...
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