Members Podcast This Week
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DIARY NEXT WEEK The main events coming up are Corporate, not economic. The AGM season in Australia continues along with a few earnings updates. The US Results season continues – Calendar HERE. Next week sees some of the behemoths report: Microsoft, Alphabet, General Electric, Boeing, Apple, Amazon and Meta. Our biggest release will be inflation data on Wednesday morning. Expected numbers are for a drop from 6%…
ASX fell 2.7% yesterday after holding its AGM, not necessarily on the news alone as the market had a bad day also. Plenty of information conveyed during the meeting with most of it concerning the massive $250 million chess replacement right off.
Away today – no podcast from me. Labor market tight. Bond yields tight. Fed up tight.
Middle East tight.
Oil price tight.
Not a lot going right.
Cash is King for another day.
Wall Street’s major indexes finished lower overnight after a choppy trading session as the market digested Powell’s comments, and the US 10Y yield hit 5%. The Dow Jones closed 251 points lower (-0.75%). Up 187 points at best. Down 297 points at worst. The S&P 500 notched its third straight loss, down 0.85%, the NASDAQ…
SMALL CAP PORTFOLIO Updated LTR at 11.00am – Bgt 1% back at 184c on the open. Having sold most of my holding at close to 300c, I am happy to buy around these levels and will add another 1% around 184c to take the total so far to a 2% weighting plus what I have…
Wall Street’s major indexes finished lower overnight after a choppy trading session as the market digested Powell’s comments, and the US 10Y yield approached 5%. The Dow Jones closed 251 points lower (-0.75%). Up 187 points at best. Down 297 points at worst.
Lynas (LYC) is down 1.8% today as it releases its Q1 activity report. The highlights include:
Quarterly revenue falling from $143m to $228m and Neodymium (NdPr) production falling from 1864 tonnes to 1526 tonnes.
ASX 200 managed to cling to 6900 falling 81 (-1.2%) points today. Across the board selling as yields and geo-political events take centre stage. ASX 200 down 2.1% for the week. 10-year yields stable at 4.74%, with US rates breaching 5.00% briefly. Banks sold off, with CBA down 1.0% and NAB down 1.6%. Banks have…