All Episodes
The COB from ausbiz — 1511 episodes
the COB: momentum market
the COB: holding on
the COB: peace prospects
the COB: fabulous Friday
the COB: Thursday trepidation
the COB: Boots made for bidding
the COB: gloom looms
the COB: stock rotation
the COB: miner meltdown
the COB: geared down GDP
the COB: wages boost
the COB: mind the gap
the COB: stocks rebound
the COB: market meltdown
the COB: ore-some trades ⛏️
the COB: bourse bust
the COB: art of the slow deal
the COB: guac and roll 🌮
the COB: Thursday turnaround
The COB: market meltdown
the COB: bullish bounceback
the COB: seven-week low
the COB: Friday fizzle
the COB: small win
the COB: CommBank crash
the COB: budget jitters
the COB: CSL craters
the COB: Friday freefall
the COB: banking on peace
the COB: fuelling up
the COB: bitter pill
the COB: moody Monday
the COB: going up
the COB: eight and counting...
the COB: mag7 moment
the COB: pessimistic positioning
the COB: market malaise
the COB: strait talk
the COB: barrel bump
the COB: unhealthy slump
the COB: still gloomy
the COB: on again, off again
the COB: weekend talks
the COB: fire to the fuel
the COB: 9,000 looms
the COB: feeling the pinch
the COB: dire strait
the COB: what a week!
the COB: shaky ceasefire
the COB: ceasefire surge
the COB: Tuesday takeoff
the COB: Trump talk
the COB: April's boost
the COB: TACO Tuesday
the COB: servo support
the COB: weekly win
the COB: WARnings
the COB: relief rally
the COB: receding rally
the COB: dire strait
the COB: March madness
the COB: four-month low
the COB: oil-fuelled gains
the COB: Tuesday tremors
the COB: safe-haven slide
the COB: running dry
the COB: Thursday tumble
the COB: reassessing rates
the COB: Tuesday turnaround
the COB: market mayhem
the COB: inflation concerns
the COB: risk reawakening
the COB: market mayhem
the COB: conflict concerns
the COB: waging war
the COB: reporting season round-up
the COB: record reset
the COB: inflation nation
the COB: video killed the radio star
the COB: results report
the COB: Friday fizzle
the COB: on the job
the COB: premium payday
the COB: rock solid results
the COB: iron sore
the COB: Black Friday
the COB: reporting records
the COB: over 9,000
the COB: tech flex
the COB: swinging season
the COB: worst day since Liberation Day
the COB: oversold opportunities
the COB: resources rotation
the COB: RBA ripples
the COB: metals meltdown
the COB: See ya, January!
the COB: digging deep
the COB: hiking expectations
the COB: mighty miners
the COB: wild week
the COB: men at work
the COB: tariff turmoil
the COB: lights stay on
the COB: tariff threats
the COB: weekly win
the COB: earnings watch
the COB: metals momentum
the COB: copper charge
the COB: monday momentum
the COB: 50 weeks to go
the COB: tech at the top
the COB: cooling down
the COB: banks bust
the COB: commodity velocity
the COB: ending on a high
the COB: where's Santa?
the COB: 'miner' lift
the COB: tech tanks
the COB: copper drop
the COB: mining momentum while tech teeters
the COB: jobs data jitters
the COB: silver lining
the COB: on hold
the COB: lithium lifts
the COB: flat week
the COB: hot copper
the COB: low gear GDP
the COB: bitcoin bust
the COB: December dip
the COB: weekly win
the COB: flat finish
the COB: Turkey trap?
the COB: strong start, soft finish
the COB: M&A Monday
the COB: stock selloff
the COB: Nvidia beats the street
the COB: Nvidia's make-or-break
the COB: five-month low
the COB: green shoots return
The COB: market meltdown
the COB: turn the lights back on!
the COB: late day meltdown
the COB: big bank blues
the COB: US reopening hopes
the COB: weak week
the COB: bouncing back
the COB: tech troubles
the COB: an inflation-driven hold
the COB: housing heat
the COB: dummy spit
the COB: fed fog
the COB: too hot to cut?
the COB: takeovers & tumbles
the COB: trade hopes buoy ASX
the COB: weekly win
the COB: go with the flow
the COB: profit-taking
the COB: record high
the COB: gold retreat
the COB: mineral muscle
the COB: shiny things & wild swings
the COB: golden horizons
the COB: catalyst season ahead
the COB: countering China
the COB: wired for growth
the COB: mining momentum
the cob: GOLD $4000!
the COB: banking on the cloud
the COB: record run
the COB: weekly win
the COB: banks & bullion
the COB: shutdown jitters
the COB: holding on
the COB: golden gains
the COB: health check
the COB: mining momentum
the COB: risk retreat
the COB: shining bright
the COB: Glitter & Gold
the COB: Healthy finish
the COB: Santos slump
the COB: Wednesday wobbles
the COB: miner gain
the COB: China slump
the COB: square week
the COB: defence deals
the COB: lithium losses
the COB: under pressure
the COB: China miss
the COB: soft start
the COB: bouncing back
the COB: September slump
the COB: dividend drag
the COB: volatility victory lap
the COB: August's over!
the COB: are we there yet?
the COB: all eyes on AI
the COB: ASX fade
the COB: Jackson Hole jitters
the COB: it's above 9000!
the COB: tough crowd
the COB: healthcare headwinds
the COB: record reach
the COB: run to 9,000
the COB: record reset...AGAIN
the COB: banks tank
the COB: rates reset
the COB: lithium leap
the COB: winner takes it all
the COB: it’s not you, it’s tariffs
the cob: breaking 8800
the COB: reporting rally
the COB: Monday comeback
the COB: no beef with Trump
the COB: tech futures rip
the COB: bulls in charge
the COB: Tuesday turnaround
the COB: who's the Boss?
the COB: banks out, bargains in
the COB: profit taking
the COB: Winning Wednesday
the COB: CBA crash
the COB: profit taking
the COB: another day, another record!
the COB: Thursday turnaround, fresh records!
the COB: back in the red
the COB: bulls on parade
the COB: trade ties
the COB: tariff whiplash
the COB: ASX springs back
the COB: copper curveball
the COB: shock hold
the COB: tariff trepidation
the COB: record reset
the COB: great rotation underway
the COB: record close
the COB: happy new year!
the COB: commodity concerns
the COB: Friday fizzer
the COB: lithium leaps
the COB: rate expectations
the COB: ceasefire hopes
the COB: tensions high
the COB: Betr bids
the COB: labour lull
the COB: cautious mood
the COB: oil outlook
the COB: oil interests
the COB: Israel v Iran
the COB: "lofty, not nutty"
the COB: resetting records
the COB: cracking high
the COB: bromance brawl
the COB: record refused
the COB: testing highs
the COB: three month high
the COB: merger Monday
the COB: monthly gains 101
the COB: legally blocked
the COB: Woodside's win
the COB: copper's climb
the COB: continental drift
the COB: weekly win
the COB: all about the bonds, bout the bonds...
the COB: rate cut rally
the COB: clear cut
the COB: streak snapped
the COB: CBA record high
the COB: labour lift
the COB: rally rest
the COB: Swiss success
the COB: buy the rumour, sell the fact?
the COB: Geneva gathering
the COB: Trump's trade teaser
the COB: tariff talks
the COB: ASX zig zags
the COB: Albo 2.0
the COB: Election day!
the COB: earnings bonanza
the COB: cut clarity
the COB: above 8000
the COB: rally on
the COB: damage controlled?
the COB: retreat relief
the COB: Powell punch
the COB: Good Thursday
the COB: China concerns
the COB: defensive dominance
the COB: Monday momentum
the COB: back in the red
the COB: Trump tariffs 2.0
the COB: peak panic?
the COB: buying the dip
the COB: Monday meltdown
the COB: WHAT a week
the COB: Tariff tantrum Thursday
the COB: L-day looms
the COB: holding on
the COB: tariff tremors
the COB: the accept shop
the COB: Chalmers' call
the COB: glitter & grit
the COB: PMI push
the COB: shopping spree
the COB: Jobs surprise
the COB: Wednesday wobbles
the COB: Tuesday turbulence
the COB: M&A Monday
the COB: green on screen
the COB: rollercoaster ride
the COB: market mayhem
the COB: tech issues
the COB: short climb
the COB: below 8000
the COB: energy slump
the COB: tit-for-tat
the COB: tariff tumble
the COB: Monday rebound
the COB: finally finished!
the COB: higher at last
the COB: reporting rollercoaster
the COB: cost control
the COB: final stretch
the COB: one month low
the COB: Thursday tumble
the COB: banking bubble burst?
the COB: rate relief
the COB: bank tank
the COB: it's a marathon, not a sprint
the COB: prescribing profits
the COB: carried by CBA
the COB: trade truce?
the COB: tariff tactics... again
the COB: flat week, high dough
the COB: record reach
the COB: restrained retaliation
the COB: tech support
the COB: Trump's tariff tidalwave
the COB: January jump
the COB: record rest
the COB: February cut?
the COB: deep impact
the COB: Trump's first week
the COB: mining losses
the COB: Trump talks tough
the COB: Trump bump
the COB: Trump 2.0
the COB: waiting for Trump
the COB: broad-based rally
the COB: Wednesday whiplash
the COB: turnaround Tuesday
the COB: Moody Monday
the COB: banks tank
the COB: broad sell-off
the cob: "substantial progress"
the COB: confident consumers
the COB: new year, same tech game
the COB: Santa shows up
the COB: freefall Friday
the COB: Powell scares Santa
the COB: Fed in focus
the COB: banking boost
the COB: Monday malaise
the COB: Where's Santa?
the COB: miracle economy?
the COB: tech tumble
the COB: dovish tilt
the COB: Monday meltdown
the COB: Friday funk
the COB: $100k milestone
the COB: anaemic growth
the COB: topping 8500
the COB: golden acquisition
the COB: flat Friday
the COB: resetting records
the COB: retail rally
the COB: tariff trepidation
the COB: money money Monday
the COB: milking profits
the COB: tough to impress
the COB: drop from the top
the COB: tech number one
the COB: bad bank behavior
the COB: banking boost
the COB: Xero to hero
the COB: eye on CPI
the COB: bitcoin's boom
the COB: iron ouch
the COB: rate cut rally
the COB: Trump card
the COB: the race to the White House
the COB: hold it!
the COB: Trump trade trepidation
the COB: big week ahead
the COB: mixed market
the COB: grocery gloom
the COB: eye on CPI
the COB: iron awe
the COB: WISE decision
the COB: disappointing updates
the COB: supermarket sweep
the COB: a WISE decision?
the COB: Golden age
the COB: profit taking
the COB: uranium pops
the COB: what goes up?
the COB: record reset
the COB: caught in the WEB
the COB: second bazooka?
the COB: Thursday thrust
the COB: stimulus scepticism
the COB: RBA's vigilance
the COB: long on lithium
the COB: flight to safety
the COB: Pilbara punished
the COB: Wednesday wobbles
the COB: record retreat
the COB: the great rotation
the COB: miners continue to shine
the COB: miners' moment
the COB: rocks are back!
the COB: hawkish hold
the COB: 7-day streak ends
the COB: closing on a high
the COB: rate cut euphoria
the COB: over to you, Jay Powell
the COB: testing records
the COB: rate expectations
the COB: gold rush
the COB: relief rally
the COB: Banks tank
the COB: Tuesday turnaround
the COB: rate cut conundrum
the COB: poised for payrolls
the COB: RBA's recession warning
the COB: tech wreck
the COB: dividend drags
the COB: banking boost
the COB: reporting season winds down
the COB: turbulent times
the COB: commodity sell-off
the COB: earnings push and pull
the COB: Powell buoys markets
the COB: Powell pow wow in focus
the COB: kale over KFC 🌿🍔
the COB: treading water
the COB: lucky 8
the COB: goldies glow
the COB: Bullock doubles down
the COB: 5 wins in a row
the COB: in the thick of it
the COB: treading water
the COB: consumer clout
the COB: 7777.7!
the COB: the eye of the storm?
the COB: rebound recovery
the COB: sleep with one eye open
the COB: market meltdown
the COB: the great unwind
the COB: topping 8100
the COB: July high!
the COB: under pressure
the COB: incredibly important results
the COB: eye on CPI
the COB: global selloff
the COB: risk off
the COB: big tech bounce back
the COB: Trump vs Harris
the COB: tech tumble
the COB: record rally
the COB: Rio reversal
the COB: ASX milestone
the COB: CBA trumps BHP
the COB: bulls in charge
the COB: rate expectations
the COB: Powell pop?
the COB: iron ore falls
the COB: landslide victory
the COB: dig this
the COB: mining matters
the COB: super stock
the COB: happy FY25
the COB: let the SUNshine in
the COB: central bank shenanigans
the COB: CPI high
the COB: tasty result
the COB: discretionary down
the COB: consumer caution
the COB: yellow y black wins the day
the COB: going nuclear
the COB: the reverse hokey pokey
the COB: moody Monday
the COB: Friday fizzle
the COB: Jobless dip
the COB: risk horizon
the COB: Tuesday tumble
the COB: what a week
the COB: cuts commence?
the COB: healthy gains
the COB: running out of energy
the COB: rate sensitive rise
the COB: buy in May?
the COB: sell-off continues
the COB: stocks slump
the COB: spending stalls
the COB: rate sensitive rally
the COB: friday funk
the COB: takeover drama
the COB: weary Wednesday
the COB: down day
the COB: kissing records
the COB: changing course
the COB: ASX on fire
the COB: Budget benefit
the COB: get in the game
the COB: keep on keeping on
the COB: the bulls are back
the COB: banks bashed
the COB: flat as a pancake
the COB: rates hold
the COB: RBA looms
the COB: end of week high
the COB: too good to be true?
the COB: Sell in May?
the COB: rates re-think
the COB: who's the Boss?
the COB: stocks swoon & BHP rejected
the COB: sticky inflation
the COB: repositioning rally
the COB: relief rally
the COB: oil and gold surge
the COB: iron "soar"
the COB: Powell pivots again
the COB: sea of red
the COB: is there still life in 360?
the COB: inflation overreaction?
the COB: rates reality
the COB: a healthy rally
the COB: digging those commodity prices
the COB: an ASX stock to play Europe's gas market
the COB: black gold rallies
the COB: bounce back
the COB: tech tumble
the COB: record retreat
the COB: hopping into Easter on a high
the COB: steady as she goes
the COB: risk rotation
the COB: monday market melt
the COB: should you have bought the WOW dip?🤔
the COB: Narky emails? There’s a stock for that
the COB: focus on the fed 🔎
the COB: not in or out ⛔
the COB: meeting mayhem 🏛️
the COB: what a week 😱
the COB: banks vs miners ⚔️
the COB: robust retailers 👜
the COB: treading water 🌊
the COB: soured sentiment 🤒
the COB: hello 7,800 👋
the COB: cuts confirmed?✔️
the COB: snail's pace 🐌
the COB: boom or bust?💥
the COB: what a Downer 🔽
the COB: New market record Marches in 🚶
Feb ends with a bang 💥
the COB: Steady Eddy 🐢
the COB: mind the gap 👩🔬
the COB: retail rumble 🎤
the COB: AI fever 🌡️
the COB: Nvidia to the moon 🌕
the COB: that sinking feeling
the COB: nickel no dime ⚒️
the COB: call it a (lithium) comeback 🔙
the COB: mining support 💹
the COB: unemployment upsets 💔
the COB: no love for the market 💌
the COB: big caps swoon 😍
the COB: Year of the Dragon 🐉
the COB: risk vs reward 🌓
the COB: power surge 🗲
the COB: Santos sinks 🚢
the COB: hawkish hold 🦅
the COB: a date with rates 💕
the COB: record rebound 🏀
the COB: what goes up? 📉
the COB: record high 🚀
the COB: rally splutters 🥛
the COB: energy boost 🔋
the COB: good times roll on... 😊
the COB: lithium love 🤍
the COB: positive sesh 📈
the COB: Monday funday 😎
the COB: Friday fightback 👊
the COB: why jobs are so soft 💼
the COB: party pooper 😖
the COB: Tuesday tumble 👎
the COB: same same 👯
the COB: volatile week 🎢
the COB: crypto launch🚀
the COB: inflation cools🧊
the COB: follow the leader ⚓
the COB: sluggish start 🐌
the COB: limping to the finish line🏃
the COB: hitting a roadblock 🦺
the COB: sky high ☁️
the COB: Santa is on his way 🎅
the COB: a $5B M&A Monday🤩
The COB: risk-on rally 🚀
the COB: Fed pivot party 🎄
the COB: the lucky country 🦘
the COB: Happy 40th, Aussie 🎂
the COB: M&A Monday fade 🔻
the COB: M&A rally ↗️
the COB: late stage turnaround ↩️
the COB: strikes a chord 🎹
the COB: hold, please ✋
the COB: everything rally 🆙
the COB: pump & dump📈
the COB: window dressing 👗
the COB: taming the inflation dragon 🐲
the COB: Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! 💲
the COB: slip sliding away? 🎵
the COB: Friday feels 🍷
the COB: running out of energy 🔋
the COB: gold glistens ✨
the COB: miners muscle up 💪
the COB: slow and steady 🐢
the COB: twice is a trend 👭
the COB: are you a betting man? 🎰
the COB: inflation fever has broken 🤒
the COB: is winter coming? ❄️
the COB: time to fill boots? 👢
the COB: caught in a trap 🕸️
the COB: a tale of two stocks 💕
the COB: Optus out(r)age 📱
The COB: rates win the race "without a fight" 🏇
the COB: hold your horses? 🏇
the COB: market's jolly jump 🎅
the COB: tech stocks sizzle 🥓
the COB: Fed fever 🤒
the COB: trick or treat🎃
the COB: is it safe yet?
the COB: why markets are skittish 🍬
the COB: signs from the coal face ⛔
the COB: tune out the noise 🎧
the COB: green on screen 💚
the COB: misery loves company 😞
the COB: charting negative territory🗺️
the COB: red alert🚨
the COB: the most dangerous thing 👄
the COB: tech gains🏋️
the COB: risk off📉
the COB: friday fizzle💨
the COB: weighed down 🧁
the COB: five days and counting🖐️
the COB: resilience🏋️
the COB: flight to safety 🚧
the COB: what will turn the tide? 🌊
the COB: stocks rebound⚽
the COB: bright spots are few and far between ☀️
the cob: October will be more positive, they said... 📉
the COB: hello... is there anyone out there? 👀
the COB: Wake me up when September's over 😴
the COB: energy stocks power ahead⚡
the COB: catch a falling star🌠
the COB: Tuesday tumble 💧
the COB: Kochie wins the bet 👍
the COB: the bondcano 🌪️
the COB: higher for even longer⛰️
the COB: back to the future 🥏
the COB: the pied pipers 🥁
the COB: nowhere to hide 🙈
the COB: what a ripper😮💨
the COB: stepping up 👢
the COB: marking time⌚
the COB: goldies the boldies
the COB: Monday moves 👯
the COB: Scutty's view 👁️
the COB: last of Lowe
the COB: what a drag 💅
the COB: end of an era ✈️
the COB: a lick of lithium🥄
the COB: wake me up 😴
the COB: pushing for gains💪
the COB: cutting some slack🥩
the COB: string of gains 🧵
the COB: shake-ups📳
the COB: down in a hole⚫
the COB: chips on the table🍟
the COB: big hits, bigger misses👊
the COB: like a duck swimming🦆
the COB: uppers and downers🐫
the COB: flat out🚪
the COB: lipstick on a pig 🐽
the COB: hit from all sides👊
the COB: health check ✔️
the COB: stressed out🏗️
the COB: YOLO💐
the COB: the flood🌊
the COB: making money🤑
the COB: a question of semantics ❔
the COB: pulling ahead🏃
the COB: Friday finish with a flourish 🎆
the COB: doing the math ➖
the COB: Fitch slap👏
the COB: dovish pause⏸️
the COB: Monday-itis🤒
the COB: shudder❄️
the COB: flying high 🛩️
the COB: disinflation💀
the COB: Chinese whispers 😮💨
the COB: lithium loses ⏬
the COB: brace position 🚩
the COB: too spicy🌶️
the COB: confession session✒️
the COB: rug pull 🐻
the COB: the Middling Kingdom 🥀
the COB: green screen✅
the COB: inflation puzzle 🧩
the COB: sit and wait 🪑
the COB: a bounce🏓
the COB: run of losses🏃
the COB: knock knock🚪
the COB: rate risks rise 🌅
the COB: summer trading🌺
the COB: hawkish hold 🦅
the COB: Happy New Year 🎉
the COB: mixed affair 🥗
the COB: too strong?🏋️
the COB: sticking or slipping?🧈
the COB: breaking bad 😈
the COB: red scare 🚩
the COB: red dominates🔴
the COB: out of puff 🌬️
the COB: fading the rally💇🏼♂️
the COB: finely balanced 🏋🏻
the COB: six and counting 🏏
the COB: FOMO 👯♀️
the COB: hot, hot, hot 💋
the COB: to hike or not to hike ❔
the COB: pig-in-the-python 🐷
the COB: Friday flurry 🍦
the COB: fortune faded💎
the COB: narrow and bumpy🐪
the COB: another (unpleasant) surprise 🤮
the COB: opposites attract🧲
the COB: redemption song🙏
the COB: pinch and punch 👊
the COB: growth grumbles📉
the COB: Honeymoon over💔
the COB: dodged a bullet 🔫
the COB: a little bit goes a long way💧
the COB: nasty surprises 🤢
the COB: be careful what you wish for 💸
the COB: waiting for a spark 💥
the COB: shifting gears ⚙️
the COB: cruising to the weekend 🚢
the COB: building steam 🚂
the COB: roses amongst thorns 🌹
the COB: retail nation 🛍️
the COB: the mad & the mundane 🤪
the COB: lithium wins the week🏏
the COB: doing deals💼
the COB: budget blow over
the COB: budget looms 🦘
the COB: off to the races 🏃
the COB: back to basics🤑
the COB: banks buckle 🎀
the COB: rate risk rattle 😱
the COB: rate rise surprise 😲
the COB: sell in May? Not today 🚫
the COB: a monster of a day 👹
the COB: M&A mania😬
the COB: sigh of relief? 🌬️
the cob: production thump 🥊
the cob: blue chip slip🍌
the cob: a lull💤
the cob: the bulls, the bears, the bored🥱
the COB: not so fast🏃
the COB: buoyed by banks ⚓
the COB: short but sweet 🍭
the COB: the "R" word😡
The COB: two from two ✌️
the COB: it's easy being green🌲
the COB: Bad news is bad news⛈️
the COB - sitting it out 💺
the COB: and now we wait ⏸️
the COB: three weeks and counting 🗫
the COB: topsy turvy 🎡
the COB: fan favourites 🦚
the COB: pregnant pause 🤰
the COB: M&A madness 🎡
the COB: analysis paralysis 🥶
the COB: ASX down (again), volatility reigns & banks still sold-off 🔂
the COB: a mixed bag of lollies 🍬
the COB: watching and waiting 👀
the COB: momentary mojo 💥
the COB: banking bedlam 🔥
the COB: trials and tribulations ⚖️
the COB: credit chaos 🔥
the COB: a performance reversal 🏆
the COB: fall of the dominoes 🎲
the COB: financial fizzle 🏦
the COB: freaky friday 🕸️
the COB: breakeven banality 🌕
the COB: and snap! 😬
the COB: is third time really the charm? 🗝️
the COB: the heat gets turned up ♨️
the COB: comms chaos 📢
the COB: same same 😴
the COB: rise and... fall 🍂
the COB: turnaround tuesday ↪️
the COB: a precipitous fall ⛰️
the COB: modesty is a virtue 👕
the COB: spilt milk 🍼
the COB: at your discretion 👄
the COB: BHP's blow 💣
the COB: tepid trades 💤
the COB: the red wave 🔻
the COB: bears back in the cage 🐻
the COB: copped a beating 🩹
the COB: we are all actors 🎬
the COB: down like a lead balloon 🎈
the COB: friday fizzle 💥
the COB: soggy once more 🌧️
the COB: KISS me 💋
the COB: Lowe by name, not by nature ⬆️
the COB: resources rock, weaker stocks 💪
the COB: make it five 🖐️
the COB: when the doves cry 🤴🏽
the COB: up, up and away 🎈
the COB: flurry to fizzle 🥀
the COB: Mondayitis 🥱
the COB: flying high ✈️
the COB: tech talk 👄
the COB: run of rises 🏃🏽♀️
the COB: no bunny bounce 🐇
the COB: shooting star ⭐
the COB: passion for fashion 👚
the COB: hari kari ⚔️
the COB: strength in numbers 🔢
the COB: riding the high 🌊
the COB: inflation dives, stocks rise ⬆️
the COB: same old 😴
the COB: Winning streak 🏆
the COB: tip toe...🦶
the COB: baby bear 🐻
the COB: slip and slide ☔
the COB: strong start to soggy finish ↕️
the COB: stocks pop 🍾
the COB: crappy new year 💩 (so far)
the COB: santa's dashed 💨
the COB: holiday mode 🏖️
the COB: bounce back ⚽
the COB: something shocking 🗾⚡
the COB: choppy session 🥩
the COB: emperor wears no clothes 🧥
the COB: no end 👁️
the COB: three stocks for Christmas 🎁
the COB: risk ahead ⚠️
the COB: softly, softly.. 🧸
the COB: santa's returned 🎅
the COB: bloodied water🩸
the COB: beauty and the beast🥀
the COB: no surprises there 😮
the COB: that's so 2022 💅🏻
the COB: it's oh so quiet 🤫
the COB: santa's staycation 🎅
the COB: are we there yet? ⛰️
the COB: i heard a rumour.. 🤫
the COB: sorry seems to be the hardest word 🙇♂️
the cob: steady grind 😬
the COB: beginning of the end 🔚
the COB: christmas came early 🎅
the COB: shooting for the stars ✨
the COB: proceeding with caution⚠️
the COB: flat finish 🥞
the COB: treading water 💧
the COB: bucking the rally 🐎
the COB: slippery slope ⛰️
the COB: fertile ground 🌿
the COB: hear me roar 🦁
the cob: rise and fall 🥀
the COB: the air up there ☁️
the COB: three's a charm 🍀
the COB: truth or tale? 🔮
the COB: wall of worry climbed 🧗♀️
the COB: bad aftertastes 🤢
the COB: no fear 😰
the COB: peak hawk? 🦅
the COB: no trick, just treat 🎃
the COB: a hammering 🔨
the COB: beware the bull trap 🐂
the COB: coming in hot 🏎️
the COB: brace yourself 🤩
the COB: aaaaaand SNAP! 💥
the COB: no upside 🎢
the COB: a Thursday thumping 🔨
the COB: a small cap special 🎀
the COB: a sucker's rally? 🍭
the COB: ouch 🤕
the cob: rinse and repeat 🚿
the cob: taking a dip 🍂
the COB: the waiting 🕰️
the COB: The market wrestles but fails to win 🤼
the COB: the land of false dawns? 🌅
A rollercoaster of a week 🎢
the COB: The treadmill still rolling 🏃
the cob: two for two 🌡️
The local market celebrates the RBA's rate hike 💃
the cob: the market hit snooze 😴
the COB: Market vulnerability 😨
Bond buy up boost to local market 👑
the COB: that old chestnut 🌰
the COB: mucho mining mojo 💃🏼
the COB: lipstick on a pig 🐽
the COB: a deeper shade of red 🍷
the cob: waiting for the encore 🙇♂️
The COB: tweakin' and trimmin' ✂️
the COB: the drums are beating 🥁
the COB: wake us up when it's over 😖
the COB: cool, calm, collected 😮💨
A frenetic sell-off 🤬
the COB: trading in the shadow 👥
the COB: bounce before the test ⛹️♀️
She who wore the crown 👑
Rates relief? We'll take that, thanks. 🙏
Ouch. Energy & Mining lead falls to 7-week lows.🩹
Follow the money 💵
What a gas 🛢️
An un-4-tunate week 😢
Ex-div dive 🤿
Dog's breakfast 🐶
Mysterious month-end melt-ups 🕵️
Sell first, ask questions later ❓
Will it be a Hole in one ⛳
Ready for takeoff 🛫
Cheesy grins for reporting wins 🍕
Stocks got low, low, low 👖
Not as easy as 'ABC' 🎶
Not too hot, not too cold 🐻
Goodbye gains 👋
Up, up, but not away 🛫
"Substance over style" 👗
Profits up, guidance nup 🙅
Real-estate and ResMed 🏥
Onwards and upwards 🧗
Cereal offenders 🥣
Big banks tank 💰
A day of M&A 💵
Dash for trash 🗑️
Flat as pancake 🥞
Could commodities crack ⛏️
Rates, rallies and reports 📈
Wakey-wakey ⏰
Tailwinds, winners and wine 🍷
Follow the leader 🐜🐜🐜
Happy inflation day 🎈
Sweet 'buys' in a sour market 🍋
Flat as a tack 📌
Down but not out 👎
Gains but not without pains 🤕
Barbell bonanza 🏋️
Retail renaissance 🛍️
Making up lost ground 🏃
TGIF RIP BNPL 🥳
Missing the mojo ✨
Watching, waiting, anticipating 🎶
By a whisker 😸
Waiting for the smoke to clear 💨
Friday buy-day 🤑
Cooking with gas 🍳
A wrecking ball through resource stocks 🚧
Watching paint dry 🎨
Eleven sector heaven 😇
Happy new (financial) year 🥳
Falling at the finish line 🏃
Ya win some, ya lose some 🏆
Playing chicken with the bears 🐔
Three in a row ☘️
A pleasant surprise 🎉
Tip toe, go slow 🦶
Downside disappointment 👎
Teasing a turnaround 🔄
Another false start 🚩
Snap, crackle, flop 👎
Cockroaches in the kitchen 🔎
Waiting, watching, selling 👀
That hurt 🤕
Weakest week in two years 😲
Catch a chart, not a knife 🔪
Rapid, rate-driven rotation 🥴
RBA goes for broke 📈
A sluggish start 🐌
Ending it on a positive note 🎵
Nothing to write home about 💌
Chalk and cheese 🧀
Milking it 🍼
Melt-up Monday 🥵
Shooting for the stars 🌠
Out of hibernation 🐻
Time to play defence 🛡️
This house of cards 🃏
Minor win for the market majority 🥇
Friday? more like buy-day 🛍️
All good things come to an end 🔚
Weak wage woes 😣
On a hat-trick ⚽
Step One sees the bottom 🩲
Gotta know when to fold 'em 🃏
Bargain buyers beware 😰
Where there's smoke, there's fire 🔥
Buying straw hats in winter 👒
Under pressure... pushing down on markets 👨🎤
A miner, insurer and accountant walk into a bar... 🍺
Ruffling the hawks' feathers 🦅
Ready Fed-dy 👀
Surprise 25 😲
Waiting on rates 🕑
the cob: hot to trot 🐎
Miners produce major gain 👷♀️
Did somebody say correction ❓
China slows, ASX follows 🐢
Red-dy for the long weekend 🍷
BHP digs into gains ⛏️
A healthy dose of M&A 🏥
Thin volumes, fresh highs 🍃
Markets hop into Easter 🐰
Quiet before the central banks storm ⛈️
Aussie equites take pole position 🏎️
Bonds 🕴️ 10-year bonds
The good, the great & the ugly 🤠
Soggy session dampens gains ☔
Musk moves markets 👨💻
Sun shines on Bridge St 🌞
Market fools its way to a win 🤪
End of quarter tumble 🤕
Budget, barbells and beast mode 🏋️
Budget day boost 📈
Lights, camera, market action 🎬
Back to basic (materials) 🧱
foot on the gas 🏎️
Tech tailwinds 💨
Five out of five for energy ✋
Just another meandering Monday ↘️
starting strong, finishing stronger 💪
St Patrick's Day luck o' the tech ☘️
the COB: beware the equity hangover 🍺
Talking the talk 💬
Making hay while the sun shines 👨🌾
Food fails to feed the fizzer 🥪
Markets tick despite oil slick 🛢️
In the NIC of time ⌛
Market loses energy ⚡
It's a crude reality 😵
Many colours make a market 🏳️🌈
Out of the frying pan into the fire 🔥
Out of the frying pan into the fire 🔥
Energy powers dim market 🔌
Hear no evil 🙉
Defying the odds 📈
the COB: too low for zero 🚩
Global markets smashed as Russia attacks
WOW we're in the green 😲
Risk off 🚫 results on ✔️
No way M&A 🙅
Flat fizzer Friday 😑
COVID (finally) butchers Bunnings 🌭
Sunny reports ☀️ raining dividends 🌧️
Quality holds in custard market 🍮
Bonds, blue chips and border tensions 🅱️
Inflation heat 🔥 cools investors 🥶
On a knife-edge 🔪
CBA 1st place of big 4 🥇
Travelling into the green 🌎
Great grain gains 🌾
Sideway Friday 🙃
Tech tech boom 💣
Bear in the big unaffordable house 🐻
Hawks' wings clipped 🦅
The gloves are off 🧤
Friday bounce back 🏀
Love all 🎾
Red alert 🚨🚨🚨
We're watching and waiting 👀
Crash, bang, close 💥
Aussie Aussie Aussie, gold gold gold 🏆
Call of M&A 🎮
Going giddy for guidance 🤩
Beforepay's IPO aftermath 😬
the COB: no TGIF for BNPL
the COB: the Crown jewels 👑
the COB: take a hike
the COB: investors' chicken out
the COB: quiet before the storm? ⛈️
Comeback kid 🧒
Battered and bruised 🤕
Quick off the mark 🏁
ASX flexes strong gains 💪
ausbiz is over and out 👋
'Tis the season... for M&A 🤶
All aboard the gravy train 🚂
Markets go frosty on Magellan ☃️
Regulate now, buy later 🛑
The theory of thing 🦠
Spill in aisle 12 🍏
Monday M&A mania 💸
Flat Friday fizzer 😐
Stacks of stocks 🥞
The market hits a six 🏏
Magellan lost in a sea of green 🌎
Collapse, crash & Pain
Winding up a whiplash week 😵
They bought the dip 🎢
All cashed up and ready to spend 🎅
Headline headache ends the day 🤕
Are we past peak Omicron pessimism?
A veritable sea of red
EML shoots, EML scores
White goods no good? Harvey Norman plummets
Is '₿itcoin City' on the ₿ucket list?
COVID crashes travel stocks🛬
Will Crown fold'em or hold'em
Evolution rapidly evolving
CBA's "considerable" carnage
The risk, reward and the pump
Paycheck to paycheck - the American Dream?
War of the miners: Gold vs Bitcoin
Fourth day's a loser
Mineral & mining stocks anything but in the ground
NAB's statement has been declined
It's just another manic M&A Monday
Meet you in the Metaverse after an out of this world week
Dominos share price sliced as markets await US jobs
CBA cottons on to crypto; Tyro takes a tumble
RBA scrapping prior guidance weighed on Tuesday's cup day session
Westpac drags the market as attention turns to the RBA
Banks dragging equities lower as eyes turn to RBA
Rate hike fears setting in as shares tumble
Volatile Wednesday influenced by Q3 inflation data
Crown Resort shares rally in flat as a pan day
Tech tumbles; miners move; energy kills it
We drop the mic on a monthly high; get prepped for a blockbuster week of US quarterlies
Perpetual takes charge as the local market wanes
The Santa rally is near; local market closes at a one month high
Miners offset tech; markets watch for blockbuster US quarterlies
M&A the name of the game; China data lags
Travel stocks take flight as NSW opens; the market ends the week on a high as China data looms
Tech smashes it; Netwealth wins the day; Redbubble burst
Bubs drags A2 Milk kicking and screaming; inflation (stagflation?) the name of the game now.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower this Tuesday dropping 19 points
The ASX finishing down 0.28% this Monday while New South Wales residents were finally allowed out of their homes
After five straight weeks of losses, the X2C finished this glorious Friday up 0.8%
The S&P/ASX200 closed up this Thursday, climbing 50.20 points following a strong lead from Wall Street.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Wednesday, dropping 42 points or 0.6% to 7,207
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Tuesday, dropping 30 points or 0.4% to 7,248 after weak overnight leads with the NASDAQ shedding more than 2%
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Monday, gaining 93 points or 1.3% to 7,279, boosted by travel, banks and energy
The S&P/ASX200 closed sharply lower Friday, dropping 147 points or 2% to 7,186, crossing below its 125-day moving average
The S&P/ASX200 closed up sharply Thursday, gaining 136 points or 1.9% to 7,332
The S&P/ASX200 closed down on Wednesday, dropping 79 points or 1.1% and setting a new 50-day low.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Tuesday, dropping 109 points or 1.5% to 7,276, mixed leads became broad based selling
The S&P/ASX200 closed higher on Monday, gaining 42 points or 0.6% to 7,384
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Friday, dropping 28 points or 0.4% to 7,343, with shares in China's Evergrande down some 11% in Hong Kong, adding further pressure on a subdued local market
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Thursday, gaining 73 points or one per cent to 7,370, the US Federal Reserve offered a measured description of the taper to come
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Wednesday, gaining 23 points or 0.3% to 7,297, but not before first setting a new 50-day low as Wall Street weighed and Evergrande lingered
The S&P/ASX200 closed higher Tuesday, gaining 26 points or 0.4% to 7,274 after crashing early to a new 50-day low
The S&P/ASX200 closed sharply lower Monday, dropping 156 points or 2.1% to 7,248, setting a new 20-day low.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Friday, dropping 57 points or 0.8% to 7,404 and crossing below its 50-day moving average
The market went for a nice run today, finishing up 0.58% at the close of trade.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Wednesday, dropping 20 points or 0.3% to 7,417.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Tuesday, gaining 12 points or 0.2% to 7,437 after tailwinds drove the market higher on light trading volumes.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Monday, gaining 19 points or 0.25% to 7,425
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Friday, gaining 37 points or 0.5% to 7,407
The S&P/ASX200 closed sharply lower Thursday, dropping 143 points or 1.9% to 7,370, as fears of a global pullback coalesced into some broad-based selling here at home
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Wednesday, dropping 18 points or 0.2% to 7,512
The S&P/ASX200 ended a few points higher on Tuesday, but it's been many moons since I've seen two points as weak and meaningless and deflating as these ones.
The S&P/ASX200 somehow closed up around five points on Monday ending a very unexpected day of trade.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Friday, gaining 37 points or 0.5% to 7,523, on light volumes as traders await the headline US non-farm payroll numbers tonight
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Thursday, dropping 41 points or 0.55% to 7,486
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Wednesday, dropping eight points or 0.1% to 7,527, some perky GDP numbers lifting the index from a first of September morning funk
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Tuesday, gaining 30 points or 0.4% to 7,535, the energy names rising on Hurricane Ida shutdowns, while tech and Industrial stocks drove the Tuesday gains
The S&P/ASX closed higher, Monday, gaining 22 points or 0.2% to 7,505
The S&P/ASX200 closed down just three points Friday to 7,488, the local index clawing back some ground on light trade, ahead of Annette's 3am date with Fed Chair Jerome Powell at the virtual Jackson Hole central bankers hoedown tonight
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Thursday, dropping 41 points or 0.5% to 7,491, ending a hat-trick of gains and crossing back below its 20-day moving average.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up 29 points or 0.4% on Wednesday hitting 7,532 and crossing above its 20-day moving average and is only 1.3% off of another record high
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Tuesday, gaining 13 points or 0.17% to 7,503, as energy and materials made a solid comeback, oil and commodity prices kicking higher overnight.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Monday, climbing 29 points or 0.4% to 7,490, and while the local market has lost 1.2% over last week's run of outs, it still sits just 1.9% below its record high.
The S&P/ASX200 closed down almost four points Friday to 7,461. That's five in a row on the dark side during a week of some pretty impressive earnings data
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Thursday, dropping 38 points or 0.5% to 7,465, crossing below its 20-day moving average and the first run of four consecutive losses for this index since last year.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Wednesday, dropping nine points or 0.1% to 7,502.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Tuesday, dropping 71.5 points or 0.94% to 7,511. The single worst session of trading in two months.
The S&P/ASX200 closed sharply lower Monday, dropping 46.4 points or 0.6% to 7,582.
The S&P/ASX 200 climbed 0.54%, extending its gain over the week to 1.2%. Year-to-date, the benchmark has climbed 15.9%
The market closed at another record high. That makes it seven days in a row. Relentless. The S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.05%, helped by a late flurry of buying. The Chi-X 200 eased 0.07%
The local market closed at yet another record high, driven by strong gains in cyclical sectors. The S&P/ASX 200 climbed 0.3% to 7584.3. The Chi-X 200 added a smaller 0.2%
The S&P/ASX 200 recovered from a wobble midway through the session to close at a fresh record high
The S&P/ASX 200 finished dead flat today, giving up earlier gains that saw the index briefly hit a fresh intraday record high
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Friday, gaining 27 points or 0.36% to 7,538, gaining momentum into the close for a hat-trick of all time highs
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Thursday, gaining eight points or 0.1% to 7,511, the materials sector back on the downside cycle, offset by the banks, REITs, healthcare and consumer staples all settling higher
The S&P/ASX200 posted a new record on Wednesday, gaining 29 points or 0.4% to 7,503 after hitting another intraday high before lunch
The S&P/ASX200 closed down on Tuesday, dropping 17 points or 0.2% to 7,475 coming off the 52-week high of 'M&A Monday' although the IT sector is still basking in that Afterpay (11.4%) glow
The S&P/ASX200 closed at a new record Monday, gaining 99 points or 1.34% to 7,491.4
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Friday, dropping 25 points or 0.33% to 7,392
The S&P/ASX200 has closed up 0.5%, led by strong updates from the iron ore triumvirate
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Wednesday, dropping 52 points or 0.7% the NSW lockdowns casting a pall over the local bourse as much as the local barber
The S&P/ASX200 hit more records on Tuesday, gaining 37 points or 0.50%.
The S&P/ASX200 closed flat on Monday, down just the barest of smidgens after a loopy session that began with a record high in the morning and ended with fitting indecision
The S&P/ASX200 ended higher Friday, gaining eight points or 0.1% to 7,394 and bumping up against a second consecutive record-high close
The S&P/ASX200 closed at a new record high on Thursday, gaining 78 points or 1.1% to 7,386.4, inching past the previous peak set in June
The S&P/ASX200 closed higher Wednesday, gaining 56 points or 0.78%, as Wall Street rebounded and the local bourse followed.
The S&P/ASX200 fell away on low volume trading Tuesday, dropping 34 points or 0.5% to a new 20 day low
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Monday, dropping 62 points or 0.85% as soft leads and hard lockdowns gave the index its biggest single day loss in over a month.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Friday, gaining 12 points or 0.17%.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Thursday, dropping 19 points or 0.3%.
The S&P/ASX200 closed higher Wednesday, gaining 22.6 points or 0.3%
The S&P/ASX200 closed down just one point on Tuesday to 7,332, surrendering the early momentum of more Wall St records.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Monday on light volumes, gaining 60 points or 0.83% to 7,333.
The S&P/ASX200 on Friday shed 68 points or 0.9% to 7,273
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Thursday, gaining 14.5 points or 0.2% to 7,341, but the market looked listless
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Wednesday, gaining 65 points or 0.9% to 7,326.9 on softer volumes.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Tuesday, dropping 53.20 points or 0.73% to 7,261.80...
The S&P/ASX200 has finished Monday just 6.4 points higher, leaving the benchmark virtually unchanged after five fabulously volatile days of trade...
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Friday, gaining 43 points or 0.6% to 7308.6.
The S&P/ASX200 ended lower Thursday, dropping -47.40 points or -0.65% to 7265.6 following a heavy rotation out of financials.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Wednesday, gaining 11.8 points or 0.16% to 7313, closing out the financial year on a positive note.
A resilient S&P/ASX200 closed just six points lower on Tuesday to finish at 7301.2, after shedding almost one per cent earlier in the day.
The S&P/ASX200 closed -0.7 points on Monday to 7307.3, as the country grappled with the new lockdown reality.
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Friday, gaining 32.7 points or 0.45% to 7308...
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Thursday, sliding 0.3% to 7275.3...
The big banks and industrial plays weigh heavily on Wednesday trade...
The S&P/ASX200 closed up Tuesday, gaining 1.5% to 7342.20...
Market see red on Monday...
Australian stocks drifted 0.13% higher to end the week, helped by a reversal in bond yields overnight.
The local market pulled back from record highs today, dragged lower by weakness in commodities, gold, REITs, consumer staples and telcos.
The S&P/ASX200 closed about 0.1% higher on Wednesday after breaking through to the other side of 7400 for the first time...
The big names pushed the local bourse to another record high today with the ASX 200 flirting with 7,400. It eventually closed up 0.92% at 7,379.50...
Another record close for the ASX 200 of 7,312.3 - up 0.13%. Thin volumes ahead of the long weekend.
A milestone for the ASX 200 - closing above 7,300 for the first time. REITs and tech were the day's winners with utilities also performing strongly.
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Wednesday, shedding 0.3% to finish at 7270.20 after the index casually hit fresh record highs in morning trade. Tech stocks were troubling, with Altium Ltd (ALU) and Wistech Global (WTC) the most troubled - down 7.5% and 4% respectively...
Yet another all-time high for the ASX 200 today. The major index hit 7,315.6 before retreating to close at 7,292.6 - a rise of 0.15%.
An early session slide kept the ASX 200 in the red for most of the day with the index closing down 0.2%
A relentless march to another record high for the ASX today despite thin volumes ahead of key US payrolls data tonight.
A record high for the ASX 200 today, closing up 0.6% at 7,260.1. Energy, tech, utilities and banks the big winners, helping the local bourse to outperform its regional counterparts.
An all-time high for the S&P/ASX200 - the index gaining a healthy 1.05% with miners and energy coming to the party...
No lead in from Wall St this morning due to the Memorial Day holiday. Investors took this as an opportunity for some profit taking early in the session before something of an afternoon recovery. The ASX 200 still closed down 0.27%.
An eighth day of gains in a row for the ASX with an intra-day record high to boot, but the market nevertheless found its way down to 7,161.60 - a dip of 0.25%.
A stellar day for the local bourse, with the ASX200 making record highs before closing up 1.2% at 7,179.5.
Markets continued to tread water today, waiting for the release of quarterly inflation figures from the US tomorrow evening. The ASX200 index closed up 0.03%.
Another choppy day on the ASX, which saw the ASX 200 soar to 7,136 late morning before drifting back down to close at 7,092.5 - 0.3% down.Another choppy day on the ASX, which saw the ASX 200 soar to 7,136 late morning before drifting back down to close at 7,092.5 - 0.3% down.
On Tuesday the S&P/ASX200 climbed 69.30 points or 1% to 7115.20, crossing above its 20-day moving average, but making a lot of people motion sick along the way
A choppy day on the local bourse as volatility made its presence felt, with investors bracing for higher inflation. The ASX 200 gained 0.22% to finish at 7,045.90.
The S&P/ASX200 is up almost 11 points today to 7030. Boffins should call that a win, even though the index crossed 7050 at a trot in the morning before stuttering after lunch into the red it seems so suddenly fond of...
The S&P/ASX200 closed higher on Thursday, gaining 87.9 points or +1.27% to 7019.60...
The S&P/ASX200 hit its first real obstacle since early February, the benchmark index dropping 1.9 per cent, or 134 points, retracing an April ascent to be back under the revered 7,000 mark...
The ASX 200 shook off overnight declines in US markers to close up 0.60%. Energy, materials and financials were the day's winners, which more than offset modest declines in the REITs and industrials sectors.
The local bourse began the day strongly but gradually whittled down its strong lead in from Wall St through mid morning. The ASX 200 ultimately closed down just 0.1%.
The major index bounced back today with a 0.6% jump to 7,014.20 after a strong lead in thanks to a lift in Wall St tech stocks.
The S&P/ASX200 closed well down, shedding -62.2 points or -0.88%...
The S&P/ASX200 closed significantly lower Wednesday, shedding 52.1 points or -0.73% to 7044.90 after setting then forgetting its 52-week high of a few days earlier...
High growth names were hosed today as inflationary concerns continue to ratchet higher. The ASX 200 index closed down 1.06%.
This arvo saw a shiny new S&P/ASX 200 record, the index lifting 92 points, or 1.3%, to 7172.8, trouncing the 7162.5 from February 20, last year...
The S&P/ASX200 climbed 14 points on Friday, or 0.2% to 7075.70. Macquarie Bank stole the show on a slow news day, topping $3 billion in profit for the first time....
The S&P/ASX200 closed lower Thursday, dropping 0.48% to 7061.7 after resetting its 52-week high just a day earlier...
A cracking day for the local bourse with the ASX 200 closing at its highest point since February 2020. A bit of a dip late this afternoon but index still closed up 0.4% at 7,095.80.
May the 4th be with you! The force was definitely with the ASX 200 today, which closed up 0.56% thanks to higher commodity and energy prices driving the price action...
The ASX 200 faded mid morning to close up 0.06%. It was left to the banks to save the day with weakness opening in other parts of the market.
The S&P/ASX200 fell 62 points or 0.88% on Friday coming well off its 52-week high, as investors cashed in their April chips for a crack at May.
Declining bond yields and ongoing dovish remarks from the Fed helped the local market close at its highest level since the pandemic began.
The local market kicked higher this morning after a weaker than expected inflation figure. The major index finished up 0.44%, just below its pre-COVID high.
The S&P/ASX200 fell on Tuesday, dropping some 0.2% to 7033.80.Worst of a bad bunch: Nickel Mines down 12% and Mesoblast 8% respectively...
A directionless start to a busy week, headlined by the Federal Reserve meeting on Thursday morning and local inflation data on Wednesday.
The local market has ended in positive territory after being positively terrible for most of the day...
The ASX bounced back today with positivity returning after a couple of days of declines. The major index closed up 0.8% thanks to gains from CSL, the banks and a frothy iron ore price.
Another red day for the local bourse as the ASX 200 index closed down 0.3%...
The ASX 200 ended its purple patch today with a drop of 0.7% - its worst day in three weeks - following an overnight sell-off on Wall St and reflecting sentiment around the region.
Another day, another 13-month high for the ASX 200, closing up 0.03% . A strong lead in from Wall St and buoyant commodity prices helped the local open in the green and stay that way throughout the session.
The ASX 200 flirted with positive territory this morning before spending most of the day in the red.
The ASX 200 headed south in early trade before building up a head of steam mid-morning and closing up 0.5% at a 13-month high of 7,058.60.
A lacklustre day on the local market with the ASX 200 closing flat - up just 0.042%. The one bright spot was the the tech sector, which lifted more than 2% after the buy-now-pay-later names popped.
The local bourse brushed off record highs on Wall St on Friday night to close down 0.3% - clearly looking for more direction than the bond market can offer.
It's Friday and I don't mind calling these markets weak, soft and underwhelming. A damp squib performance from an S&P/ASX200 that didn't want to be there and gave up pretending.
The ASX 200 index cracked 7,000 for just the second time in history today, before pulling back this afternoon to close at 6,998.80 - up 1.02%.
Dust off the L'il Nas CD its time to party like its February 2020, as the directionless funk we like to call the ASX 200 closes up 0.4%...
A third consecutive day of gains for the ASX 200, with the major index closing up 0.8%.
After a strong lead in this morning thanks to Joe Biden's announcement of a US$2 trillion infrastructure package, it was a choppy day on the local market which saw a late afternoon rally in the financials get us up by 0.6%.
A real green and gold day here on Aussie markets. Quarter end flows helped push the local index to a five-week high - closing up 0.78%...
The local bourse closed down 0.9% as investors watched the horizon for a contagion effect of the Archegos Capital liquidation and US$20 billion losses for Credit Suisse and Nomura.
After a strong lead in from Wall St, the major index started the day in the green before a slide began mid-morning, that ultimately saw it close down 0.36%.
The local market drifted higher ending a solid week for the local market - up around 1.8%.
Like cheap cologne this was a trading day full of false promise, where even the ex-dividend stocks were performing well in the first hour or so.
After some underperforming for much of the past week, the local market managed a solid rebound today...
Like many Sydneysiders struggling with the dour weather today, the local bourse looked like it should have stayed in bed, sliding to a 0.11% drop.
Consumer discretionary and healthcare led the gains on a day of trade that continued the reflation theme but in a less rational, more abstract manner.
Aussie stocks remained range bound today in a scenario that's been familiar through out the course of this year. The ASX 200 finished down 0.6%.
After pushing higher in early trade the ASX when into reverse mid-morning, after a better-then-expected February unemployment rate (5.8%) with the prospect of higher interest rates, ending the day down 0.7%.
A red St Patrick's day on the local market as risk-off sentiment took hold ahead of tomorrow morning's FOMC meeting...
The ASX 200 came back to life today, with a 0.8% jump to a three-week high of 6827.1. Tech, REITs and healthcare sectors were all helped by a decline in long bond rates.
A flat finish for the local bourse with a gain of just 0.09%. Healthcare and real estate led the gains.
Australian stocks ended a disappointing week on a positive note, helped by some dip buying in beaten-down tech stocks and record closes on Wall St for the Dow and S&P 500.
A disappointing session today in what has been a disappointing week. Despite other markets in the region rallying hard, the ASX 200 managed to closed flat.
After starting the day in the green, the ASX 200 slid into the red mid-morning as jitters took hold and Chinese inflation data was better than expected...
The major index finished the day up 0.5% despite yet another afternoon dip, this time dragged down by the tech names, which have responded negatively to rising bond yields.
The local bourse surged at the open after a strong Friday night lead in from Wall St but trailed off this afternoon to close up 0.43%.
It was another forgettable performance from the local market, wallowing in negative territory throughout Friday’s session...
Early on there was cause for joy, oh yes, there were even brief bouts of optimism following a decent lead overnight for materials, but by the end of the session we were down to the tune of 1.1%.
Local equities rebounded on Wednesday, helped by an improvement in risk appetite across the region and a stronger-than-expected Australian GDP report...
It was a case of what could have been for the local market today with a strong opening bounce fizzling into the close, a disappointing result following strong gains on Monday.
Australian shares surged to start the trading week, recouping some of the steep losses seen on Friday...
The ASX 200 followed Wall St lower, with no real rhyme or reason, closing down 2.35%...
Green on the screen today as the major index recovered from yesterday's losses to close up 0.8%.
Tuesday's bounce proved to be fleeting with the ASX falling heavily in line with movements in regional markets and profit taking in cyclical sectors such as materials, energy and financials...
The ASX200 came home strongly this afternoon to finish up 0.9% thanks to some massive gains in the REITs, resources and energy sectors.
Australian equities had a relatively flat start to the week, although there was a lot of movement beneath the surface thanks to earnings results and some big moves in the Aussie dollar, bond yields, and Chinese commodity futures.
vProfit taking was the name of the game today after a week of gains following a raft of healthy half-year results.
A choppy day for the local bourse, which saw the ASX 200 come home with a wet sail to finish up 0.01%
After a mixed lead from Wall St the ASX briefly entered green territory this morning before profit taking pushed the market south...
A stellar day for the local bourse, with the ASX 200 closing up 0.7% to an 11-month high. Energy, materials and health led the gainers with tech, retailers and healthcare down.
The local bourse began the week strongly - up 0.9% - rebounding after an out of cycle decline on Friday with no deterioration in other markets.
After a lacklustre lead in from Wall St, the local market climbed briefly into positive territory before the announcement of a 5-day stage-4 lockdown in Melbourne spoiled the party.
With Asian markets closed for the Lunar New Year holiday and a soft lead in from Wall St, the name of the game for the local market was consolidation of recent gains - the ASX 200 closing down 1%.
Markets bounced back after rare bout of weakness on Tuesday boosted by solid gains in the tech, utilities and REITs sectors...
After a strong start to February, profit taking set in on the local market today.
Big day for cyclicals today with the major index up 0.6% to an 11-month high. Banks, energy miners, (BHP, RIO and FMG all up 2-3%) led the way. Tech also up 0.8%.
The ASX finished up with largest weekly gain this year, propelled by strong gains across most sectors.
A dour day on the market with the major index closing down 0.9%. With so much good news now priced in, and after three days of gains, it was just a bit too hard for the market to kick higher again.
The local market added to Monday and Tuesday's gains to close up 0.9% today, with positivity abounding as we head into reporting season.
Renewed stimulus hopes and a surprise extension of QE sparked another strong rally in the local market with the ASX 200 closing up 1.49%, adding to the sharp turnaround seen at the start of the week.
The local bourse recovered from a morning dive into the red to close up 0.8% as news came out that short positions in GameStop had been substantially reduced and start-of-month flows kicked in.
The local market closed out the day down 0.6% to record its worst week since October. Financials and miners weighed while retail, healthcare and industrials finished in the green.
The local bourse followed the sell off on Wall St to record its worst day in almost four months. The ASX 200 closed down 1.9%.
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Predictably volumes were down today ahead of Tuesday's Australia Day holiday. Despite this, the ASX200 edged higher, up 0.26% reflecting a broadly positive session across Asia as financial markets weigh up the risks of ongoing bullishness...
After two days of 11-month highs, the ASX200 took a break today, closing down 0.43%...
The local bourse followed a robust lead in from Wall St, which saw the NASDAQ and S&P500 crack record highs thanks to an 18% pop in Netflix stock and excitement around the Biden presidency.
All eyes are on Washington as the ASX closes up 0.4% on a strong lead in from Wall St
Broker upgrades, M&A activity and low volumes combined for a surprisingly strong Tuesday trading session. The major index closed up 1.19%.
A sluggish start to the week with pressure on the banks and miners. Given they represent around half the market, they dragged the ASX down 0.8%.
A flat day for the ASX 200, closing up 0.0015% with the Afterpay juggernaut the story of the day - closing up 10% after broker upgrades and today's stimulus announcement from Joe Biden.
After a shaky start, the ASX 200 index came home strongly to close up 0.4% on positivity around Joe Biden's planned announcement tonight on the details of his economic stimulus package.
After a morning dip, the ASX 200 came home with a wet sail to close up 0.1% and break its three day losing streak.
A choppy day for the ASX with the major index closing flat after being up 0.5% around midday.
It was all downhill for the local bourse today despite a record night on Wall St on Friday. The ASX 200 dipped below 6,700 mid afternoon to close at 6,697.2.
A solid week of gains for the Australian market; today's session closed on the day's high with the BNPL darlings leading the info tech sector higher
What a day! The ASX 200 closed up 1.6%, pushing aside concerns that Democrat-controlled US Senate and chaos in Washington would be a negative for equities.
Markets fretted at the prospect of a Democrat controlled Congress today which ushers the way for higher taxes and increased regulation.
A flat finish on the local bourse, with the major index closing down just 0.03%.
It was a strong start to the New Year with the ASX up 1.4%. Materials (we're looking at you gold miners & Fortescue) and consumer-related companies led the charge
The ASX brought a bit of Christmas cheer today, with the major index closing up 0.3%. Volume was predictably light in a shortened Christmas Eve session.
Markets rallied for no particular reason today with the ASX up 0.66%...
Improved COVID numbers in Sydney but that positivity didn't translate to the ASX, with the major index down 1.05%...
A flat day for the local bourse (down 0.1%) with negative sentiment around the COVID cluster on Sydney's northern beaches, Brexit negotiations breaking down and a more virulent strain of the virus emerging in the UK.
The local market closed down 1.2% today despite a strong lead in from Wall St
The Santa Claus rally rolls on with a 10-month high for the ASX200 today - up 1.2% to 6756.7.
Hope springs eternal! At least that's what the market seemed to think today; boosted by Congress in the US last night inching closer to a deal on stimulus.
The local market limped to the close, falling away with the miners and energy names proving the biggest weight...
The ASX200 closed in the green today on vaccine positivity and a further surge in iron ore but no real rhyme or reason otherwise.
A second red finish in a row for the ASX 200 with healthcare, industrials and consumer discretionary weighing.
A negative lead in from Wall St meant the local bourse didn't quite make its record 2020 stretch of eight consecutive winning sessions, with a 0.7% drop today.
Another day, another none-month high, for the ASX - the seventh consecutive day of gains (up 0.6%).
Everything old is new again, with investors piling back into tech, gold, healthcare, utlities and consumer staples.
Iron ore struck March 2013 highs today, pushing the metals and mining sector up up 1.7% and helping the ASX 200 to a rise of 0.6%.
The local market made a 0.28% gain, with the broad-based Asian MSCI lifted above its November 25th high.
A great day for the iron ore miners thanks to the red dirt hitting near seven-year highs on surging Chinese steel production...
A better than expected GDP read lifted the ASX 200 marginally to flat close - up 0.03%...
The local bourse recovered strongly after a mid-morning dip into the red to close up 1.08%
The local bourse opened strongly but slid lower throughout the day to close down 1.3%. Nevertheless, the gain of around 10% for November was the biggest monthly gain for the market since March 1988...
A Thanksgiving dip for the ASX 200 with the index closing down 0.53%.
A 0.7% dip for the ASX 200 today with something of a re-rotation back into growth names...
Scutty reckons only a black swan can stop this market...
A bumper day for the local market with the ASX 200 pushing to a nine-month high to close up 1.3% at 6,644.1.
A solid session after the local bourse mirrored the rise in futures this morning and them stalled around midday. We eventually closed up 0.3% at hit a nine month high of 6,561.6
After posting gains for most of the day, the local bourse dipped this afternoon to close down 0.1%. The ASX 200 was still up over 2% for the week, the third consecutive weekly gain.
After spending most of the day in the red, the ASX 200 came home with a wet sail to close up 0.3%...
Solid volume going through as the 'Great Rotation' continued on the ASX today. The ASX 200 closed up 0.5%...
The ASX 200 was back with gusto today, spending most of the day above the 6,500 level but only closing up 0.21%...
In the 24 minutes of trading we did have today, the ASX 200 was up over 1% after a strong lead in from Wall St, so let's call it a positive session.
After a rollicking start to the week due to vaccine optimism, the ASX 200 finished with two negative sessions - today down 0.2%.
The local bourse followed Wall St's lead today with something of a rotation out of the rotation. The ASX 200 closed down 0.5%.
A third consecutive day of solid gains for the local market with the ASX 200 index up 1.8% and a healthy 9% since the start of last week.
The market responded resoundingly to last night's Pfizer vaccine announcement with a massive rotation out of growth stocks to the value names.
The local market obviously liked a Biden win and the prospect of a divided US Congress, with the ASX 200 up 1.8% today to an eight-month high of 6,298.8.
The ASX 200 closed up 0.82%, with consumer discretionary metals and mining leading the gainers. Utilities, tech and healthcare took a hit.
Great session for the local bourse as we continue to process what is looking increasingly like a very protracted US election outcome.
What a day. The local market took a dip before bouncing back in the afternoon as Trump's chances improved. Talk about deja vu all over again!
The ASX 200 climbed higher this afternoon, finishing up 1.9%, after the RBA announced a 15 basis point rate cut to a record low 0.1% and a $100 billion bond buying program.
After a mid-morning dip, the local market found its way back into positive territory to close up 0.4%.
vThe ASX 200 closed down 0.5% today to end the local bourse's worst week in almost six months.
The ASX fell to a three-week low today as growing Covid numbers in the US and Europe drove risk-off sentiment. The ASX 200 index closed down 1.6% with all sectors in negative territory.
The ASX 200 clawed its way up to a 0.1% gain with the Aussie market following the international trend to a reversion to lockdown market dynamics.
It was all downhill for the ASX 200 today after it followed Wall St's 2% drop overnight.
After a surge of enthusiasm pushed the ASX 200 through 6,200 this morning, it was all downhill from there, to finish at 0.2% down.
The ASX 200 bounced back from a mid day drop but still closed down 0.11% in what has been a strong month so far.
The ASX 200 came back strongly from a morning dip to close down 0.3%. Not a bad effort considering the larger falls around the region, apart from the Hang Seng.
A flat day on the local bourse after a decent run of green sessions. The ASX 200 closed up a mere 0.12% with the Chi-X Top 200 up 0.09%.
What started as a great week yesterday ended with a whimper today as the ASX finished down half a percent following an impasse on stimulus between U.S. lawmakers.
Data pay play as nuclear voices grow louder
Bit of softness today but a reasonable performance considering the rout in Europe last night. The ASX 200 closed down 0.5% led by the miners, banks and CSL.
RBA Governor, Philip Lowe, strongly hinted at a November rate cut today, which the markets loved. The ASX 200 closed up 0.5%...
The ASX ended its seven-day green streak today, with materials dragging us down due to uncertainty around imports to China...
A seventh consecutive day of gains for the local market (up 1.04%), but the ASX200 still couldn't hold above the 6,200 resistance level. A bit of downside risk building perhaps?
Yet another green day for the ASX 200 - its sixth in a row in fact - driven by banks and tech, primarily BNPL of course...
The ASX 200 came home strong after mid-day dip, closing up 0.33%.
The ASX 200 finished in the green for the fourth straight day today - up 1.1% - thanks to Frydo's jobs-focused Budget and stimulus hopes in the US.
The abundance of measures in last night's Federal Budget to stimulate jobs growth was clearly what the market wanted to hear with the ASX 200 closing up 1.3% after a slow start.
Moderate gains today ahead of tonight's all-important budget...
The ASX bounced back from Friday's losses today, up 2.6% on low volumes, helped by the prospects of a deal finally being done on the US stimulus package and an apparent improvement in the condition of Donald Trump
Markets were fairly lacklustre today until Trump's Covid announcement at around 2:50 AEST. The ASX was threatening to drop to fresh multi-month lows but finally closed down 1.4%...
Green on the screen today with the ASX 200 up the better part of 1%...
The ASX 200 closed down a touch over 2% today with energy leading the falls (down 4.2%)...
The ASX 200 was down 0.2% and the Chi-X Top 200 down 0.4% as the market gears up for the Trump/Biden debate tonight...
A flat close overall for the local bourse, which disguised some big sector moves. Talk of a trans-Tasman travel bubble and mooted government support for the travel industry saw the sector on a tear today...
The easing of responsible lending laws saw the banks back in favour with investors helping the ASX 200 to a 1.5% gain
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The ASX 200 rebounded today to close up 2.4% - the largest daily gain in around seven weeks. Financials had a great day while gold miners took a hit.
The ASX 200 closed down 0.7% in a day that could have been worse...
The ASX200 edged closer to key support levels today to close down 0.7%. Miners, tech and banks were the biggest losers with energy the star performer.
After jumping above 5,900 at the open, the ASX 200 headed south to close at 0.3%. Following the tech sell off on Wall St overnight, the Aussie WAAAX stocks held up pretty well...
Don't fight the Fed! The local bourse reversed yesterday's gains today, with the ASX 200 closing down 1.2%...
Like Pavlov's Dog, the market is salivating at the prospect of more dovish commentary from the US Federal Reserve, closing up 1%...
Techs were on a tear in the US overnight but the local market didn't share the enthusiasm.
The miners drove the market today, with Rio Tinto and BHP pushing the ASX 200 up 0.7%, but still well under the 6,000 mark.
A quiet finish to a fairly flat week. Stock of the day is DRO...
After a healthy kick along from our American cousins, the local market lost a bit of enthusiasm in the afternoon to close up 0.4%. Tech stocks led the gainers with gold miners also up
The ASX followed the sell off on Wall St, closing down 2%. Is the tech bubble about to burst?
All systems go for the local bourse, with Top 200 closing up 0.89%. Stock of the day is SYD...
After a choppy but lacklustre day due to the US holiday, the Top 200 closed up 0.23%. The banks, miners and CSL led the charge, while consumer staples led the losers
Tech wreck as state bickering 'borders' on madness. Stock of the day is SKC...
More buyers than sellers today in a solid session after another record breaking night on Wall St. The ASX200 closed up 0.8%.
The ASX200 bounced back today to recover yesterday's losses, despite a worse than expected GDP figure and the country now officially in its first recession in 30 years...
The ASX200 dropped today to erase the gains from August. Stock of the day is REX...
Bit of a dip for the local bourse to finish what was another strong month (up 2.2%) and the fifth successive month of growth.
The market got smoked today - closing down 0.9%. CSL and the miners were down around 1.5% and gold also took a hit...
Subdued day on the markets as investors await a possible change in policy direction from the Fed tonight...
After another record night for the S&P 500 and NASDAQ but the ASX closed down 0.6% with banks leading the losers.
Solid finish for the local bourse with the top 200 up the best part of half a percent. S&P 500 futures up around 0.4%, pointing to a strong open for Wall St tonight.
A choppy day for the ASX, closing 0.3% in the green; stock of the day is SUL...
Hectic earnings week ends with a whimper. Stock of the day is RBL...
ASX reverses yesterday's gains. A new high for Afterpay. Stock of the day is DMP...
A solid day on the local bourse with the Top200 closing up 0.85% and the ASX200 nudging the 6,200 level.
Tech stocks followed Wall St's lead today, pushing up the ASX200 by 0.8% at the close.
The ASX200 closed down 0.81%. JB Hi-Fi was the star performer results-wise today, with profit up 21% .
A solid but unspectacular close to a choppy week. The ASX200 flirted with the 6,200 level before closing up 0.6% at 6,126...
The local ASX200 index closes down 0.7% thanks to a rotation out of financials and misses from the likes of TLS...
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A quiet afternoon after a morning surge of over 1%; The dream run for retailers continues; Stock of the day is JHX...
Upbeat Aussie markets make Monday magic; Stock of the day is GPT...
TikTok: Geopolitics sours sentiment as investors await payrolls report; Stock of the day RMD...
Big day for the miners helped market to a 0.6% gain. Stock of the day is AMX...
Payback after Tuesday's big rally with offshore earners pressured by a stronger Aussie dollar
Another Turnaround Tuesday with the techs following the NASDAQ's lead. Stock of the day is SEK...
Gold miners and healthcare continued to outperform but banks were hosed. Stock of the day is NWS...
A fourth consecutive month of gains for the ASX despite today's 2% drop for the ASX200. Stock of the day is CIM...
A dovish tone from the Fed... and markets rallied. Stocks of the day ANZ, CBA, NAB, WBC...
Caution gripping the market ahead of the risk events. Stock of the day is TPW...
It was a turnaround Tuesday after USD and gold sentiment switched. Stock of the day is PPT...
Highs before your eyes for gold today! Stock of the day is ALL...
Uneventful end to a dismal week; Stock of the day is GUD...
Big deficits ahead but we're okay globally. Stock of the day is AD8...
JobKeeper to JobSleeper: markets go mute, virus goes viral. Stocks of the day are 9SP and BBN ...
JobKeeper extension gives the market a lift. Stock of the day is DOW...
Investors get the coronavirus yips. Stock of the day is ECX...
New record for Fortescue; Stock of the day is Rio Tinto (RIO)...
BNPLs take a major hit. Stock of the day is MHJ...
A welcome injection of optimism. Stock of the day is BRG...
Local market follows US tech turnaround. Stock of the day is PPH...
Solid start to the week; banks miners and REITup; stock of the day is TNE...
An up and down day which saw the BNPL wave flow on. Stock of the day is CBA...
How far can too far go? Stock of the day is DTC...
COVID vs China Bulls. Stock of the day is SZL...
Market down on the close as investors respond to Vic lockdowns; stock of the day is NEA...
The local market was cruising along in positive territory before a big sell off around 2pm saw it close down 0.7%. Stock of the day is SWM...
A fourth straight day of gains; up 3.8% for the week; stock of the day is PBH...
A third straight day of gains; APT surges to another record; stock of the day is JIN...
Yet another record high for Afterpay and gold hits an eight year high...
Scutty goes long KFC. Stock of the day is JIN...
A flight to safety as the market gave up Friday's gains. Stock of the day is FPH...
Market closes week on a high after clawing back around half of yesterday's losses...
Second waves fears spook investors; ASX down 2.5%; Stock of the day is SHL...
The COB - MTO races ahead...
The US/China trade deal is off, then on... or is it?
Following the leader or buying the dip? Stock of the day is JHX...
Record bounceback for retail but how long can it last? Stock of the day is SPT...
Splitit surges 105% on news of Mastercard deal; stock of the day is Beacon Lighting (BLX)...
A "messy" day on the market after yesterday's craziness...
Don't fight the Fed! That's the message of the day as local market rallies hard...
There'll be no Peking ducking this one...
Volatile Crumble on Wall Street as bears move in
Fed Chair's warning spooks local investors into safe havens
Lucky seven for the local market as the rally continues...
Green on the screen as the local market rally continued – ANZ up 6.22%, CBA up 5.05%, NAB up 5.08% and WBC up 5.80%.
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Field of reno dreams welcomed by property sector, going negative on rates and running with the bulls
Australia's 30 year growth streak ends as markets push higher as Scutty says no to negative rates!
Current Account surge as investors await GDP and fund managers on the defensive
Calm before the June Data Dump, Nearmap's AI ambitions and Pink Batts Mark 2 for Aussie property sector
Profit taking, Dow Jones and the decade long sugar hit and yield in iron ore
Are markets ahead of themselves? China snubs Aussie coal and will Friday be a profit taking day?
Will the V shape recovery turn into a W and will the ANZAC 'Bubble Alliance' show the world how its done
ASX Soars as the PM talks skilling up while Queensland puts up the Bikini Curtain
Tourism and construction talk recovery as markets start the week on a tear
Australia on the improve as iron ore comes into focus with China and the U.S. resuming trade hostilities
Groundhog Day for Scutty as "Stocks rally on re-opening hopes"... for about 10 minutes anyway...
Aussie market shrugs off negative sentiment in US to finish in the green
This market is hungry for good news... commodities and travel the optimists today
Highs before your eyes for gold and iron ore, while it was whoa!! for WOA - up 135% for the day
Westpac takes out the trash while Rex Airlines screws Virgin
The market was smoked! Big names take a hit and those horror jobs numbers...
Heavyweights drag Aussie market higher at the close
Second wave nerves give market the jitters
Bad news is better... than horrendous news
Hoping for horror... bad news keeps markets buoyant