The ASX 200 has finished near flat, remaining close to unchanged since midday. Individual stocks had a different story with plenty of volatility around during confessions and results season. NAN was the worst performer in the All Ords, falling 33.4% as revenue dropped and costs rose. KGN was one of the standout performers, rising 14.9%…
ASX closes flat after tax changes.
NAN collapses on trading update.
Gold and Lithium rally in quarterlies.
Trump takes New Hampshire
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SUMMARY MQG underperformed the market yesterday, hitting support before settling lower. BHP prints a buy signal as expected, also underperformed the market yesterday. Not getting back in yet. NASDAQ hits a 52-week high, overbought on both a daily and weekly basis. Uranium loses momentum. Financial sector hits a 52-week high along with the CBA and…
Dow 138 closed higher, marking another record-breaking session.
The S&P 500 added 0.22%, also recording a fresh all-time high.
ASX SPI Futures down 1 point.
Wall St holds its gains but we did our dash yesterday. Resources dragging their heels whilst Banks hit highs. Politics beginning to swamp the headlines. US Results season to fill or kill the Big Tech rally. US Inflation number this week.
Today we look at Share Purchase Plans and how insulting they are
ASX 200 rises another 38 points to 7515 (+0.5%) as banks and iron ore miners lead the market higher. The Big Bank Basket continued higher, $197.85 (+0.75%). MQG doing well on the market rally, up 1.6%. Insurers firm as QBE rises 0.6% and IAG up 1.5%. REITS steady, not going too far. Industrials firm, staples…
ASX 200 rises another 38 points to 7515 (0.5%) as banks and iron ore miners rise.
China stimulus hopes help BHP.
BoJ keeps rates unchanged.
The S&P 500 marked a record-high close for the second consecutive session overnight, driven by tech stock gains. The index rose 0.22% to 4,850.54 points, while the NASDAQ rose 0.32%, and the Dow gained 138 points (0.36%) closing above 38,000 for the first time ever. Small-cap stocks rebounded, with the Russell 2000 up 2.01%. Treasury…
