G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • Major stock indexes partially rebound • Australian stocks follow Wall Street rally • Stocks to watch: AVJ, SXE and etc. Wall Street Summary Investor uncertainty prevailed in global markets on Monday ahead of U.S. President Trump's April 2 tariff announcement. Despite this, the S&P 500 and Dow rebounded, while Treasury yiel...
Impacted by Trump's tariff policies and concerns over a potential U.S. economic downturn, both the U.S. and Australian stock markets have experienced significant declines recently, with$S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$falling over 8% from its February peak as of March 18th. Australian industry sectors have also seen notable drops, yet Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts (A-REITs) have highlighted their value with their high d...
Hi there, hope you all are doing well. I was fortunate enough to become the champion in season 1 on US shares, but i felt so struggle in this season for both papertrading and live account. As the saying goes, the stock market always has a way of keeping us humble. My US stock performance sucks, down 3.5% ranking 677, wrongly bet on a sector, dnt wanna talk much about that. On the brighter side, my AU portfolio showed a much more promising outcome, with...
$Mirvac Group (MGR.AU)$shares fell 8.5% after reporting a loss of $805 million for last financial year. A $1.1bn write down of it’s office portfolio was the major reason behind it. Management also warned about squeezing margins on some projects, so thinks next years operating profit will come in lower. MGR is trading at $1.93 Vs NTA of $2.36, there is some value to be had, but it’s not for me at this stage.
Property stocks were the worst performers in the ASX 200, however most of them went ex-dividend. Mirvac ($Mirvac Group (MGR.AU)$) shares for example fell 11.5c or 5.97% but paid out a 6c dividend – so in reality shareholders were only down 5.5c or about 3%. Generally when a company goes ex-dividend it will fall by at least the amount that is being paid out. That is because the company’s bank balance and hence it’s worth will also fall by the dividend amount.$S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$
Stay Connected.Stay Informed. Follow me on MooMoo! Introduction Amidst the global capital wave seeking asset diversification and stable returns, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have emerged as a popular option pursued by investors. As an innovative financial instrument, REITs enable a wide range of investors to participate in the traditionally high-cost, high-barrier commercial real estate sector with a lower t...
Insolvencies rose to the highest in almost a decade, as rising borrowing costs, weaker consumer spending and a more aggressive Tax Office took its toll, with the most business failures in construction, hospitality and retail. 967 companies entered administration in February, up 40% on the same time last year, according to ASIC. And...
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• Major stock indexes partially rebound
• Australian stocks follow Wall Street rally
• Stocks to watch: AVJ, SXE and etc.
Wall Street Summary
Investor uncertainty prevailed in global markets on Monday ahead of U.S. President Trump's April 2 tariff announcement. Despite this, the S&P 500 and Dow rebounded, while Treasury yiel...
My US stock performance sucks, down 3.5% ranking 677, wrongly bet on a sector, dnt wanna talk much about that. On the brighter side, my AU portfolio showed a much more promising outcome, with...
MGR is trading at $1.93 Vs NTA of $2.36, there is some value to be had, but it’s not for me at this stage.
Generally when a company goes ex-dividend it will fall by at least the amount that is being paid out. That is because the company’s bank balance and hence it’s worth will also fall by the dividend amount. $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$
• Top losers: $Beach Energy Ltd (BPT.AU)$, $QBE Insurance Group Ltd (QBE.AU)$, $Reliance Worldwide Corp Ltd (RWC.AU)$
Market Performance
Australia's $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ closed 0.1% lower at 7769.7, giving back some of the gains from the previous day. Despite a positive lead by U.S. equities, the benchmark index spent most ...
Introduction
Amidst the global capital wave seeking asset diversification and stable returns, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have emerged as a popular option pursued by investors. As an innovative financial instrument, REITs enable a wide range of investors to participate in the traditionally high-cost, high-barrier commercial real estate sector with a lower t...
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• Top losers: $ALS Ltd (ALQ.AU)$, $Life360 Inc (360.AU)$, $Liontown Resources Ltd (LTR.AU)$
Australia's $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ ended 0.5% higher at 7811.9, just short of a record closing level. Ten of eleven sectors finished higher, as the benchmark index rebounded from Friday's 0.15% slip.
Real estate was the strongest performer at t...
• Top losers: $Chalice Mining Ltd (CHN.AU)$, $Alumina Ltd (AWC.AU)$, $Centuria Capital Group (CNI.AU)$
$S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ closed 1.2% lower at 7588.2, pulling back from the previous session's record close following comments by Fed Chair Jerome Powell that a March interest-rate cut looks unlikely.
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