EPISODE · Dec 2, 2021 · 13 MIN
They bought the dip 🎢
from The COB from ausbiz
In a repeat of yesterday, soggy morning trade gave way to a brighter afternoon after the market reached the low point at midday. The tech sector closed down 1% in the wake of a poor Nasdaq lead, sending Afterpay, Xero and Zip behind the woodshed for the day. Industrials had a solid session, up 0.8%. Blue-chip banks also made the grade, Commonwealth Bank up 2.2%. Worley closed over 6% higher on not one - but two broker upgrades to 'buy.' Investors are listening. The local market was down over 53 points at midday, but in the end closed down 11 points, or -0.1%. Will non-farm payrolls matter for markets tomorrow night? It will - until it doesn’t.Our top three VODs:ETF Securities closing in on crypto launchPlay the long investment game with these sectorsCredit Suisse is buying the Australian cyclicals trade Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In a repeat of yesterday, soggy morning trade gave way to a brighter afternoon after the market reached the low point at midday. The tech sector closed down 1% in the wake of a poor Nasdaq lead, sending Afterpay, Xero and Zip behind the woodshed for the day. Industrials had a solid session, up 0.8%. Blue-chip banks also made the grade, Commonwealth Bank up 2.2%. Worley closed over 6% higher on not one - but two broker upgrades to 'buy.' Investors are listening. The local market was down over 53 points at midday, but in the end closed down 11 points, or -0.1%. Will non-farm payrolls matter for markets tomorrow night? It will - until it doesn’t.Our top three VODs:ETF Securities closing in on crypto launchPlay the long investment game with these sectorsCredit Suisse is buying the Australian cyclicals trade Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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They bought the dip 🎢
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