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 ASX 200 rallies 48 points to 8343 (0.6%), regaining yesterday's loss as the RBA cuts rates by 25bps, as expected. Banks better, led by NAB up 1% with the Big Bank Basket up to $269.90 (+0.7%). MQG rallied 2.0% with other financials better, too, ZIP up 3.1% and PNI up 1.7%. Insurers firmed, and REITS pushed higher as rates fell. 10-year yields fell to 4.44%. Industrials are also doing well, with WES up 0.8% and TLS rising 2.2% as it pushed up phone plans. SGH is up 1.4%, and retail is doing better as rates fall. JBH is up 1.3% with TPW rising 2.9% and travel stocks also in demand, CTD up 1.9% and FLT up 1.5%. KGN fell on disappointing results, off 8.9%. Tech stocks rose, with TNE the standout, up 11.3%, beating expectations and hitting new records.  The All-Tech Index is up %. Resources mixed, iron ore miners gave up early gains, and gold miners too started well but wilted with NST down 1.4% and NEM off 11.4%. Coal stocks are flat, oil and gas mixed, and uranium slightly weaker. In corporate news, OFX crashed 34.6% after a huge run yesterday and a trading halt. On the economic front, the RBA cut rates to 3.85% lowest in two years. China eased rates back too. Asian markets were positive with CATL listing in HK today. European futures pointing to a solid opening. Want to invest with Marcus Today? The Managed Strategy Portfolio is designed for investors seeking exposure to our strategy while we do the hard work for you. If you're looking for personal financial advice, our friends at Clime Investment Management can help. Their team of licensed advisers operates across most states, offering tailored financial planning services.  Why not sign up for a free trial? Gain access to expert insights, research, and analysis to become a better investor.

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ASX 200 up another 30 points to 8409 (0.4%). Plenty of green across the board, even resources improved in places. BHP up 0.5%, RIO up 0.3% and FMG rallying 1.0%. Gold miners eased back, EVN down 1.8% and NST off 0.6%. WGX dropped 4.8% on quarterly feedback. Lithium stocks firmed slightly, IGO confirmed the closure of its TLEA refinery, up 0.8% and LTR rallied 1.5%. Uranium stocks eased back, PDN dropped 2.2% with WDS and STO both easier on lower crude prices. Banks were firm, yet again. The Big Bank Basket rose to $261.25 (+0.4%). Financials were firm, GQG up 1.0% and AMP pushing further ahead up 5.0%. Insurers mixed. REITs firmed, SCG up 0.6% and GPT up 1.4%. Industrials stronger, led by WES up 3.2% on a broker upgrade, ALL bounced back 1.9% and healthcare firmed. PME up 0.7% and COH up 1.1%. Retail firmed with PMV soaring 6.6% and MYR up 2.6%. In corporate news, MND raised guidance, SNL profits rose 32% and KGN dropped 15.2% on issues with Mighty Ape. 4DX had a positive reaction to a deal with Qscan Radiology, and SM1 saw cream rise on very positive H2 guidance. Nothing locally on the economic front, Japan raised rates 25bps as widely expected after Core CPI rose to 3%. Asian market followed US markets higher with Japan up 0.3%, HK up 1.8% and China up 1.0%. 10-year yields steady at 4.47%.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence. Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community.

ASX 200 finished the week up 71 points at a new 8394 record. Up 1.3% for the week. All sectors firing with the banks pushing up yet again. CBA up another 1.8% and NAB up 1.3% with the Big Bank Basket at $265.19 (+1.4%). MQG up 1.0% and financials better, SOL up 1.0% and ASX up 1.4%. REITs firmed, GMG up 0.5% and SGP up 1.2%. Industrials solid as a rock, WES up 1.8% and TLS up 0.3% with CSL bouncing back again, PME doing what it does best up 3.4%. BXB another day in the green up 0.5% with retail finding support. Black Friday sales kicking off, JBH up 1.6% and LOV rebounding from early losses, up 1.4%. ALL fell 1.7% and LNW up 3.6%. Resources were slightly higher, BHP up 0.9% and FMG up 1.1%. Gold miners are better again as bullion rose on increased geo-political risk, NST up 1.9% and EVN up 1.0%. Lithium and rare earths remain in the "Chateau de Chien". PLS down 6.8% and LYC off 1.0%. Oil and gas stocks are in demand, WDS up 2.2% and uranium pushing higher, PDN up 5.9%. In corporate news, another 25 AGMs today, WTC fell 12.4% on a profit downgrade, and MP1 fell 9.5% after reaffirming its earnings outlook. KGN fell 2.7% on its earnings update. No significant economic updates locally. Asian markets mixed again, with Japan up 0.7% with China and HK down over 1%. 10Y yields steady at 4.55%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence. Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community. 

ASX 200 rose 61 points to 8076 (+0.8%) as uranium and US leads helped sentiment. Banks once again taking the market higher, CBA up 1.5% and NAB up 2.2% with the Big Bank Basket up to $236.90 (1.6%). MQG rose 1.0% with a mixed picture in insurers. NHF fell 17.7% on disappointing results. REITs were better though GMG fell 0.5% as tech stocks came under some pressure. GPT up 1.9% and SCG up 1.8%. Industrials better, WES up 1.1%, REH up 2.6% and SVW rising 2.7%. Retail stocks found friends again, SUL up 1.6% and ARB rising 3.9%. Travel stocks remain under pressure, WEB off 0.5% and FLT down 1.6%. Resources picked up throughout the day, the Three Amigos slightly firmer, FMG up 1.9% and BHP modestly higher ahead of results. Gold miners mixed and lithium stocks firmed throughout the day. PLS reported today, no surprises and the stock rallied 1.3%. Oil and gas mixed, STO down 1.4% and WDS up 2.1%. Uranium stocks glowed, BOE up 7.6% and NXG up 9.6% on Kazatomprom news. In corporate news, ABB produced the goods and dividend up 11.9%, KGN beat forecasts and rose 11.8% whilst TYR also did well, recovering 12.2%. KLS dropped 23.8% on capex issues, EDV disappointed by falling 6.9% on news, and GOR fell 4.4% after its half-yearly report. In economic news, China left rates unchanged again. Asian markets weaker, Japan off 0.9% and China off 0.4%, HK managed a 0.8% rise. 10-year yields falling to 3.86%. UK closed for Public Holiday today.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence. Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community. 

ASX 200 rallies another 68 points to 7990 (0.9%). Big week with Dow futures showing a positive start to the week. Banks and industrials once again the star of the show as CBA lifted another 1.3% with the Big Bank Basket up to $230.61 (1.0%). ANZ lagging, falling 1.2%, as the bond trading scandal hold buyers back. Insurers strong again and financials in demand, MQG up 1.2% and ASX up 1.3%.  REITS doing well again, GMG up 2.1% and SGP pushing 1.1% higher. Healthcare better except RMD falling 2.1% as US falls reverberate, CSL up 1.1% and PME up 2.1%. Tech stocks better too following Nasdaq higher , WTC up 2.2% and the All-Tech Index up 1.5%. Resources were flat with no real follow through, BHP, FMG and RIO relatively unchanged after early gains faded. Lithium patchy, as was uranium and rare earths. Gold miners were mixed NST up 0.9% and EVN down 0.3%. Oil and gas pushed higher on higher crude prices. Uranium stocks eased with PDN falling 2.2% and BOE slipping on news it had tried to buy Jabiluka. In corporate news, KGN raced ahead before crashing back to earth, down 0.9%. Nothing on the economic front, some news from APRA on mortgage buffers. Asian market strong. 10-year yields steady at 4.28%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence. Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community. 

ASX 200 fell 1 point to 7683 (-0.01%) after a CPI gut punch stole the momentum. Inflation is once again higher than expected, and insurance costs and education continue to pressure the upside. Banks again led the charge higher, with the Big Bank Basket up to $203.73 (+0.4%). WBC the standout up 0.9% despite news yesterday on profit hit. REITs mixed as rates pushed higher, GMG up 1.7% with most of the sector down. Insurers better on bond yields. Healthcare mixed too, CSL taking a break. Industrials mixed, retail fell after the CPI number as rates now seem on hold for longer. Tech eased, the All-Tech Index flat. In resources, FMG gained 0.7% on production report, Gold miners found a level and bounced. NST up 1.0% and EVN up 0.5%. Lithium miners were better on Tesla sentiment moves, PLS up 1.3% and IGO up 1.5%. LTR had a good day, up 2.3%. Oil and gas stocks slightly better, copper still finding buyers, BOC up 15.4%. Must be a boom. In corporate news, NCK is raising money to push into the UK. Richard Goyder was elected Chair again at WDS with 80% voting for him. PPT fell 3.5% on FUM news, KGN crashed 27.5% on a business update, and CWY dropped back to where it started Tuesday morning on denial of takeover talk from WES. On the economic front, CPI came in above expectations and showed that inflation is still a clear and present danger with rents, insurance and school fees. Asian markets better with Japan screaming ahead by 1.7%. China up modestly with HK up 2.1%. 10Y yields boosted to 4.4%. European futures are set to open higher. Dow Futures up 61 points. NASDAQ Futures up 128 points. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence.Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community.

ASX closed up 9 at 7653 (0.1%) after a very solid start evaporated. Big Monday with M&A and results in focus. First up Alcoa bid for AWC after a 20-year life on the ASX, ABB bid for SLC and CSR in a trading halt pending an announcement on a material transaction. Banks mixed, CBA firing another 1.0% ahead with the Big Bank Basket up to $204.23 (0.6%), MQG rose 0.6% and GQG up 0.9%. Insurers gained as SUN came out with better-than-expected insurance results, up 3.5%. QBE up 0.6% and NHF down 5.6% on its results. REITs mixed, GMG up 0.7% and SCG taking a break down 0.7%. Healthcare better, CSL up 0.7% and RMD gaining 0.9% as Barnaby set to star in SBS health show. Industrials firm but focus on results. WES continued higher up 1.8% with tech better, WTC up 1.4% and XRO up 2.1%. Retail mixed, KGN results and dividend restored kicked 23.7% higher. In resources, iron ore stocks on the nose again, BHP down 1.3% and FMG off 1.3%. Lithium stocks caught a bid, PLS up 5.7% after results last week. LYC rose 1.0% on no bad news, MIN also doing OK, up 2.8%. Gold miners were better on bullion price increases, NST up 1.2% and EVN up 1.4%. Oil and gas smashed, WDS down 1.7% and STO ex-dividend down 5.3%. In corporate news, results the key, NAN fell 16.0% on Trophon2 slow down, TPG fell 8.0% on results, ADH rose 15,0% on its results, SLC up 14.3% on the bid and AWC up 6.9% on its bid from Alcoa. Both scrip bids. Nothing on the economic front. In Asia, Japan returned after a holiday up 0.6%, China down 0.4%, and HK off 0.4%. 10-year yields slid to 4.10%.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence.Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community.

 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% on a profit upgrade thanks to improved margins and selling inventory. Lithium saw some buyers thanks to PLS reporting well and news of a bullish outlook from the AFIC fund manager. PLS rose 6%, LTR gained 3.3% and SYA up 12.5%. Rare earth miners also saw strong buying along with Aluminium on commodity price rises. LYC up 4.5%, ILU up 8.5% and AWC up 3.3%. Big miners and Gold stocks performed well, offsetting losses in the big banks on more news of Chinese government intervention in the stock market. Doubtful how sustainable this may be. BHP and FMG both rose over 1%. NST and GOR up 6% and 3.6%. The big bank basket fell 0.6% to $196.70. Tech uninspiring despite a positive NASDAQ lead. WTC down 2% and XRO down 0.9%. ZIP was up almost 13% at midday before giving up gains to finished up 1.4%. Healthcare and consumer discretionary stocks saw profit taking after a strong run. Dow Futures flat and NASDAQ futures up 0.4%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.Make life simple. Invest with Marcus Today.

ASX 200 rose 6 points to 7122 (0.1%) as results continue to dominate. 'Do not disappoint' is the mantra. BHP, the big one to report today, was a little underwhelming, although most was known after production numbers. The stock fell 0.7% with a slight miss to the dividend. Other miners were steady with big lithium in demand, PLS up 1.9% and AKE rallying 1.7% on results. Gold miners also in demand, NCM up 1.2% and NST up 2.4%. Oil and gas stocks eased as WDS reported, dropping 1.0% and STO down 0.5%. Coal stocks modestly better. Industrials were selective, TLS rallied 3.3% on some broker moves, tech better following Nasdaq higher with WTC and XRO both doing well, The All-Tech Index up 2.5%. Standouts were ALU up 25.9% on much better numbers and broker upgrades. MP1 was catapulted higher on better numbers, up 16.9%. Healthcare remains in the ICU, RMD down 1.6% and CSL off 1.0%. REITs better with SCG up 3.8% and VCX bouncing 3.1%. Banks better too with WBC finding some friends, up 1.3%, and NAB recovering 1.3%. Insurers weak, QBE off 1.7%. In corporate news, HUB results cheered with the stock up 11.3%, MAD rallied 8.5%, AD8 put on another 9.3% after broker upgrades. PRN down 12.4% on results and DTL missed EPS numbers and fell 18.8% KGN also in trouble as Ruslan tried to convince investors that it wasn't a retailer. The market seemed to concur, falling 11.2%. AWC fell 8.0% on numbers and COL fell 7.1% as costs rose and shoppers ramped up thefts. WES and WOW fell hard too. On the economic front, ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence fell 2.4%. In Asian markets, a mixed picture with Japan up 0.7% HK up 0.2% China down 0.3%. 10Y yields back up to 4.29%. Dow futures down 26 points. Nasdaq futures off 14 points. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.Make life simple. Invest with Marcus Today.

ASX 200closed up 62 points to 7402 (+0.9%), hitting a five-month high, while the Aussie dollar and bond yields fell on softer-then-expected inflation data reducing pressure on the RBA to tighten policy further. Miners continued their rally today on China's stimulus pledge, sector majors BHP up 2.3%, RIO gained 1.4% and FMG up 2.3%. Banks up today, recovering yesterday's losses, with the big four all in positive territory, all gaining over 1.5%. Big Bank Basket up to $180.59 (+1.1%). Tech stocks good, WTC +2.4%, ALU +1.9%, and XRO up 0.7%. Consumer discretionary sector jumped on inflation results, LOV up 3.6%, PMV up 2.8% and WES +1.1%. Energy stocks energetic, BPT up 6.9%, STX +2.3%, and WHC gained 1.8%. Gold struggling to find momentum ahead of Fed meeting tonight. Healthcare sector continues to struggle, CSL off 1.0%. REITS down despite a fall in bond yields, GMG and SCG both down 1.1%. Lithium miners clocked a second great day, with LTR, AKE and PLS up another 1.4%, 2.5%, and 4.6%, respectively. In corporate news, KGN jumped 10.0% on good results, BGL down 0.3% on construction update, CTD +0.9% on increased EBITDA guidance, MIN up 4.1% despite missing lithium shipments guidance, ASB fell 10.5% after lowering FY EBIT guidance, and CAT rose 5.7% after reporting a 20% growth in revenue. In economics, local inflation cools down. Q2 CPI fell to 6.0%, beating expectations of 6.2%, down from 7% in the previous quarter. Monthly CPI came in lower as well at 5.4% in June from 5.5% in May, matching expectations. Bond traders pricing in a 54% chance of a rate hike by the RBA next week. Asian markets are down letting go of yesterday's gains, Japan down 0.1%, HK off 0.7%, with China slipping 0.5%. Australia's 10Y yield down to 4.01%. Dow Jones futures down 24 points, and Nasdaq futures down 28 points. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.Make life simple. Invest with Marcus Today.

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 ASX 200 rallied into the weekend with the index up 17 points to 7155 (+0.2%). For the week, the index fell 1.7% on mainly debt woes, and lack of our own Nvidia. Banks and resources were better today, the Big Bank Basket up to $168.78 (+0.35%) as yields continue to push higher and WBC becomes the latest bank to cancel its cashback offer on home loans. War is over it seems. Insurers doing well on the back of yields rising, even money managers better today. REITs conversely under pressure on higher rates, GMG down 0.6% and MGR off 1.7%. Healthcare in ICU today, CSL down 0.7% with RMD off 1.7% and FPH underwhelming on results falling 6.3%. Tech once again better, WTC continues to push higher despite global growth concerns perhaps, XRO slipped slightly with TNE and ALU both better, and chip wannabes BRN and WBT finding friends today. The All-Tech Index rose another 0.9%. Bit of short covering in retail land, DMP up 2.9%, Travel better CTD up 2.2% and LOV up 1.2%. KGN up 3.3% too. Switching gears to resources and a better day as iron ore stabilised, BHP up 1.4% and FMG bouncing hard up 3.3%. Lithium stocks mixed, SYA tapping investors for another $200m at the same price they did a year ago. Gold miners continue to drift lower and oil and gas stocks down too with coal in not such a merry place. In corporate news, IVC held its AGM and gave a positive outlook statement, LFS down 3.5% after a profit warning following its cyberattack. On the economic front, retail sales in April were flat. This follows a 0.4% rise in March. Asian market mixed again and yields up to 3.74%. US Futures drifting ahead of debt talks and a long weekend. Dow Futuires down 44 and Nasdaq down 17.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.Make life simple. Invest with Marcus Today.

ASX 200 closed down 6 points to 7316 (-0.1%) in a subdued trading day, following an initial bounce at 11:30am on inflation data news. Safe haven Gold the best performer today up 1.6%, as market participants digest higher-than-expected inflation results. NCM +1.7%, NST +1.5% and EVN +3.5%. Base metals and miners weighed on the market, BHP down 0.4%, RIO fell 1.1%, FMG off 0.5%, and WHC down 1.0%. Energy stocks had a good day, WDS +1.1%, STO +0.4%, and BPT +1.7%. MIN collapsed  9.7% on poor production figures, PLS and AKE affected by the lithium stock sell-off, both down 5.9% and 3.4% respectively. The Big Bank Basket down $175.25 (-0.1%). Banks and insurers mixed, CBA -0.2%, QBE +0.7%, MPL -0.3%. Tech closed in the red, All-Tech Index down 0.5%, SQ2 -1.0%, XRO +1.3%, and WTC -0.8%. Interest rate-sensitive REITS surprisingly higher as bond yields fell. In corporate news, KGN rallied +7.2% on news it intends to undertake an on-market share buyback, WAF reported strong gold production numbers up 3.6%, A2M stumbled 5.1% flabbergasted by the extent of Synlait's profit downgrade and reconfirmed there is no material change to its FY23 outlook. In economic news, domestic inflation came in higher than expected rising 7%, YoY down from a 30-year high last quarter of 7.8%. Core CPI came in better than expected and many now calling a pause next week. Aussie bonds down, 10Y yield falls 14bps to 3.30%, 2Y yield tumbles 17bps, down to 2.97%. Bitcoin up 0.61%. Aussie dollar whacked, down 0.3% to 66.07c. Asian markets mixed, Japan down 0.9% and HK up 1.3% with China up 0.4%. Dow Jones futures up 56 points and Nasdaq futures up 172 points. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

 ASX 200 finished up 37 points to 7153 (0.5%). A thin and directionless day despite the rise. Investors are winding down. Resources mixed after the 29M production issue caused them to fall hard down 22.2% with BHP and OZL announcing the deal is done. Now to regulatory issues and timing. Lithium stocks continue to slip as brokers pile on with downgrades. Oil and gas stocks slightly firmer with WDS up 0.2%. Limited moves elsewhere. Gold miners gave back some gains with NCM off 1.1% and NST down 0.8%. Industrials firmed again with REITS doing well despite yields pushing higher again. GMG up 1.3% and SCG up 1.4%. Tech stocks better as WTC rose 1.5% and XRO up 1.6% with the All Tech Index up 1.8%. Banks slightly better as the Big Bank Basket rose to $183.70 (0.6). MQG rallied 0.5% and Fund Managers were better, MFG up 2.3% and GQG up 2.6%. Healthcare in rude health today, CSL up 1.2% and COH gaining 2.7%. In corporate news, KGN rescued a small furniture player from administration, BHP went official with OZL and 29M tried to sneak through a downgrade. Failed. MPL will return another $207m of the savings from CV19 to customers. Nothing on the economic front. Asian markets slightly higher, HK up 0.5%, China up 0.6% with Japan up 0.5%. 10 -year yields also pushing higher again. 3.78%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

ASX 200 traded quietly in a very narrow range closing up only 10 points to 7242 (0.1%). Banks were a little on the nose today with the Big Bank Basket easing to $187.76 (0.3%) Other financials also eased back with MQG down 0.4% with insurers flat lining. Healthcare was firmer with CSL up 0.4 % after its new $3.5m drug brought upgrades from brokers. The rest of the sector was flat. Industrials mainly flat with squirts of green own TCL up 0.4% KGN up 7.9% and REA doing ok, up 2.9%. REITs also better as bond yields fell slightly. Resources were once again the driving force with BHP up 1.4% and FMG up 0.5% with base metals and lithium stocks a little flat but gold miners enjoying a good run despite AUD bullion going no where. Oil and gas stocks under pressure on crude falls. WDS down 1.4% and STO falling 1.6%. Coal stocks sold off today not helped by WHC falling 6.7% on CEO selling down his holdings for tax issues. In corporate news, KGN AGM today saw gains though HVN eased slightly after its own AGM. CLX rallied hard up 27.5% on profit guidance last night and IVZ fell 20.6% on additional elevated gas shows. Nothing on the economic front as we digest the FOMC minutes last night. Asian markets mixed with Japan playing catch up rising 1.1%. 10 -year yields slipping back to 3.58%.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

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 ASX 200 drops another 85 points to 6962 (1.2%) as rates rise and risks grow. Banks bore the brunt of the sell off with the Big Bank Basket down to $170.77. CBA down 2.0% and NAB sliding 2.0% as yields pushed towards 3.6%. MQG fell 3.4%, insurers down too, QBE off 1.6% and SUN going down 2.2%. Fund managers down too PDL off 1.7%. Healthcare in ICU as CSL dropped 2.0%, RMD down 2.7% and COH off 2.5%. Industrials in trouble too with staples under pressure following the EDV result, falling 12.3% and COL off 3.4% with BXB dropping 3.5%, REH off 3.4% and REITS sliding led by GMG, down 2.3%. Telcos eased, tech fell with REA down % and WTC and XRO continuing lower. The All-Tech Index only modestly lower by 0.9% as ALU sprang to life and saved the day up 19.8%. Resources did their best to hold up but eventually succumbed. BHP remain steadfast, pregnant with a huge dividend. RIO dropped 0.5%, FMG off 0.3% and S32 off 1.4%. Base metals and lithium holding on Chinese stimulus hopes, oil and gas stocks better as Saudi talks production cuts. WDS up 1.9% and STO up 2.3%. Coal stocks remain well bid. WHC up 2.8%. In corporate news, results, results, results, ALU the best of the bunch up 19.8%, ANN bounced 8.6% as the gloves came off, MND doing well too despite staffing issues up 5.9%. KGN fell hard on stuffing up inventory issues down 6.6%, PLS better on good numbers up 3.2% but SSM fell hard on results, off 17.2%, EDV down 12.3% with CCP off 6.1% on customer remediation. In Asia, we saw Japan sag 1.2% on PMI numbers and China eases as stimulus attempts fail to fire. HK down 0.8%. 10-year yields continue to push higher at 3.59%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

 ASX 200 rose 67 points to 6890 (1%) as buyers flooded back post Fed. Almost like a short squeeze of epic proportions in second line tech. Banks boosted despite falling yields, the Big Bank Basket up to $174.35 (0.7%) with ANZR down 1.8%. CBA the super star up 1%. MQG delivered again up 3.0% for its 53rd yearly consecutive profit. Insurers mixed, QBE up 1.1%, SUN down 0.8% and MFG up 2.4%. Healthcare going nowhere today, CSL down 0.2% and RMD flat. REITS slightly higher, GMG up 1.8%. Industrials better but somewhat anaemic, telcos better on NBN news, tech was the word. The All-Tech Index up 2.3% but hampered by CPU down 3.5%. Second liners took comfort from quarterlies, KGN up 50.2%, PBH up 20.6%, NMT up 13.0%, AD8 up 9.6% on a business update, MP1 soaring another 9.3% and SZL up 44.7%. BNPL is back. At least for now. Massive short squeeze. In resources, RIO was slightly lagging up 0.7% but BHP up 2.1% and FMG firing 2.9% on production numbers and CEO comments. Gold miners doing well, NST up 2.6% EVN up 2.9% and DEG better by 6.1%. Lithium in demand, PLS quarterly cheered up 6.2%, LYC hitting straps again up 2.7% and MIN turning hard by 9.0%. Base metals in demand too IGO up 7.0% and OZL up 7.1%. Oil and gas better, WDS up 1.5% STO up 1.0% with YAL down 10.9% as Glencore sold out. In corporate news, ALX saw the bidder walk away without paying the toll, down 6.1%, KGN went nuts on a ho-hum quarterly update. SYR received a binding US$102m loan from US DoE and rallied 12.8%. In economic news, retail sales rose 0.2% month-on-month. Meanwhile in Asia, Japan up 0.2%, China up 0.5% and HK down 0.4%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

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y ASX 200 rose 73 points to 6613 (1.1%) ahead of the RBA meeting tomorrow with the US markets closed tonight for Independence Day. Banks were the stand-out together with healthcare and industrials, The Big Bank Basket rose to $161.14  with CBA leading the charge up 0.8%. MQG also doing well up 1.8% with insurers a little flat despite bond yields rising. 10 -year yields at 3.53%. MFG under pressure today on another resignation down 9.9%. Healthcare also doing well with CSL up 2.1% and RMD in the winners circle up 2.8%. Industrials rose with WES finding some buyers up 2.5%, REH up 3.4% and TLS doing well still up 1.3%. REITs better despite bond yield rallies, GMG up 2.8% and SCG rising 2.3%. Tech stocks mildly positive with the All-Tech Index up 1.7%. WTC up 2.4% and XRO doing well up 2.3%, with second liners back in fashion if only for a day or so, DUB up 14.84% and 360 rallying 2.5%. Some of the worst of last year finding bargain hunters, KGN up 3.9%. Resources were better with the exception of BHP which fell 0.4%. RIO and FMG eked out small gains of around 0.4%, lithium stocks unchanged, gold miners up slightly with NCM up 2.3% and NST moving 3.7% higher. Oil and gas stocks better too, WDS up 2.7% and STO rallying 3.3%. In corporate news, LNK knocked back the revised bid from Dye and Durham, SBM has recommenced discussions with Genesis and SLC announced a buyback. In economic news, Building approvals rose by 9.9% in May. Asian markets mixed, Japan up 0.8%, HK down 0.2% and China up 0.5% Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

The XFL is back in the news in a BIG way! A brand new TV partnership and chatter coming out of both Houston and St. Louis of XFL teams returning there. We bring on Evan Willsmore of XFL News Hub to break down the latest XFL TV announcements, potentially confirmed XFL cities and more! Plus we're at the midway point of the 2022 USFL season and to recap 5 weeks of USFL action we welcome Ian Hartitz of PFF and Adam Levitan of Establish The Run to break down all of the action. Finally, with the CFLPA coming to an agreement with CFL management for the 2022 CFL season, Jim Mullin, president of Football Canada makes his return to chat the future for the CFL and the healing that needs to take place between players, fans and management to get the CFL back on track for the future.Could the XFL's return to Houston and St. Louis have been spoiled? Sure seems like it. With rumors of the both cities preparing for the XFL's return in 2023 we welcome Evan Willsmore of XFL News Hub onto the program to give his thoughts and analysis on all of the action. We also break down the new XFL TV deal, compare it with the current broadcast slate of the USFL and dissect the future of both league's potentials with their broadcast partners moving forward.We are halfway through the USFL 2022 season and we have tons of USFL action to break down this week with TWO special USFL guests. Ian Hartitz of PFF and Adam Levitan of Establish The Run join the program to give their hits and misses of the 2022 USFL season thus far. We talk standout players, the best and worst teams of the league, what the USFL is doing right and also what the USFL could do to improve. Both Ian and Adam are involved fantasy/DFS/sports-betting and bring a unique outlook and opinion of the 2022 USFL season, good voices to bring into the mix in our 2022 USFL coverage.With the CFLPA coming to an agreement with CFL management ending their players strike ahead of the 2022 CFL season, a rift has been caused between CFL players, CFL management and CFL fans. With the players agreeing to return to the CFL field in 2022, what can be done now to repair the trust that has been potentially lost during CBA negotiations. Jim Mullin, president of Football Canada and host of KGN on TSN makes a return to the program to give his thoughts, analysis and feedback about what all signs of the CFL 2022 negotiations can do moving forward to look out for CFL player safety, while also allowing the owners to put a quality football product on the field for the CFL fans.0:00 The Markcast Episode Promo2:14 Show Intro7:39 XFL News, New XFL TV Deal, XFL to Houston + St. Louis?33:09 Ian Hartitz, PFF, USFL Interview1:11:17 Adam Levitan, Establish The Run, USFL Interview1:41:06 Jim Mullin, Football Canada President, CFL/CFLPA Negotiations Interview2:11:46 Show Outro

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The ASX 200 moved up another 37 points to 7378(0.5%) today as banks burst higher as yields continue to move up. 10-year yields hit 2.82% at one stage and the Big Bank Basket rose to $190.85(1.1%) with CBA up 1.3% and NAB up 1.6% as brokers focus on buy back potential in May results. MQG kicked 1.3% higher but ASX lost 1.6% as CHESS issues abound. Insurers flat. Healthcare better with CSL up 0.8% and SHL up 1.7%, FPH fell 7.9% on a profit downgrade on freight cost increases, RMD down 3.0% on similar worries. Industrials were slightly higher with GMG up 1.3%, WES up 0.3% and REA up 1.0%. Tech doing well today, bombed out shorted stocks like KGN up 7.3% and PBH better by 8.3%. WTC rose 2.1% and SQ2 up another 7.5%. CTT crashed 13.2% lower as the founder sold a near 10% stake at depressed prices. The All-Tech Index up 2.3%. Lithium stocks again on the move and battery tech joining in, SYA up 13.5%, SYR up 6.8% and PLS up 3.7% with LTR approaching 200c. UWL went into a trading halt on huge volumes with Macquarie set to emerge with a 500c bid with PSP in tow. In more corporate news, KMD rose slightly on a profit downgrade. CVN rallied strongly up 14.1% on its drill results from Pavo-1 and CXL was rocket emojis all the way on FID on its LEILAC decision, closing up 15.7%. 10-year yields up to 2.78%, off highs. Asian markets better with Japan up 2.7% and HK up 1.7% with China missing the memo and flat. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

The ASX 200 continues the rally up 76 points to 7215 (+1.0%) as tech stocks lead the charge higher. Bombed out and oversold tech stocks rallied hard after HK Tech and US Nasdaq gains. KGN up 12.0%, BET up 10.1% and PBH up 10.3% doing well as buyers return. BNPL stocks in focus as SQ2 bounces hard up 10.2%. The All-Tech Index rose 3.3%. WTC and XRO showing good gains. Banks were also strong with the Big Bank Basket up to $188.50 with MQG also up 1.1%. MFG up 6.6% continuing its run after the buyback was announced. Industrials firmed with CSL up 0.8%, ALL up 1.8% and REA better by 4.8%. Resources were better but not spectacular, BHP up 1.0%, FMG better by 4.3% and RIO up 1.4%. Lithium stocks in demand again, CXO up 3.9%, PLS rose 3.9% and MIN up 3.4%. Gold miners were ignored, energy stocks mixed. In corporate news, POS returned with a government grant to build a new plant in WA, up 9.2%. On the economic front, headline unemployment came in at 4% putting more pressure on the RBA to lift rates, shows what happens when immigration and international students are blocked. Asian markets firm again with Chinese tech stocks surging as authorities back the sector. HK up 5.8% Japan up 3.2% and China up 3.2%. 10-year bonds back to 2.52%.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

 The ASX 200 rallied 7 points to 6998. Quiet, too quiet. After the big falls yesterday, investors and traders were reluctant to chase the market higher ahead of a weekend. A good bounce from technology stocks predicated on a Nasdaq bounce but also a big after-hours jump in Block (SQ2) rising 32.5%. SQ2 is 5.9% of the All-Tech Index. CPU is the biggest holding at nearly 13%. CPU rose 1.5%. Results and Russia remain the focus. Industrials were mixed as REITs rose slightly, GMG up 2.4% and CHC up 3.7%. WES rose 0.3% and ALL up 1.9% with TLS off 0.3% and BXB slipping 0.8% on pallet hoarding and rising costs of timber. Banks eased as bond yields steady at 2.23%, the Big Bank Basket fell to $ 171.72 (-1.5%). MFG revealed another blow to FUM and fell 10.1%, MQG bounced slightly up 1.5% and insurers flat. Miners were easier, BHP down 0.2% and RIO down 0.7%. FMG bucked the downdraft rising 0.3%. Gold miners and energy stocks fell away as the spike in underlying assets pulled back. Lithium stocks better, AKE up 5.2% and PLS up 4.6% with LYC reporting record numbers rising 6.9%. Healthcare eased with CSL down 1.3%. In company news, ALG rallied 17.2% on its results, CCX saw a 12.9% bounce after a shocker yesterday on numbers, BWX fell 26.4% as it swung to a loss and KGN suffered a similar sell-off on its numbers, down 6.2%. PNV reported and dropped 3.3% with TNT up 15.4% on an investor update. Nothing on the economic front. Asian markets were slightly better. Dow futures eased sapping some early strength. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

 The ASX 200 fell 123 points to 6838 (-1.8%) as the correction becomes official. After a promising start the market got whacked from the twin forces of rising 10-year yields above 2% and the US futures turning down on the Fed press conference fall out. The taper tantrum is alive and well. From a 60 rally to a 160 fall today, it was once again vicious as sellers ambushed the market with the Big Bank Basket falling modestly to $168.26 (-0.9%) and other financials also under pressure. MQG off 3.1% and NWL down 4.2%. Healthcare was put into ICU today as CSL tumbled 3.5%. The SPP closes 7th February and has a discount to VWAP option which is now looking interesting. SHL fell 2.1% and RMD off 3.9%. Industrials across the board felt the brunt of the selling, WES down 3.7%, TCL down 4.0% as bond yields rose above 2%, TLS down 1.3% and REITs in a hole, GMG off 3.7%. Even boring consumer staples struggled, COL down 3.1% and WOW falling 2.1%. Tech under serious pressure as WTC fell 9.9% and SQ2 continued to fall down another 5.4% with the Index down 5.1%. In resources, iron ore majors held up, BHP up 1.4% and RIO up 2.1% but gold miners not so lucky getting smashed with EVN down 11.3% and NST off 8.2%. Looks a little overdone considering the bullion move. It is sell first ask questions later. Quarterlies didn't help matters. Lithium stocks remain depressed, PLS down 2.8% and MIN off 5.6%. Energy stocks a rare patch of green with STO up 3.6% and WPL better by 2.5% despite a Myanmar withdrawal and a $300m write off. In corporate news, PMV updated the market on its success in ‘Smiggling' the world  up 2.1% and KGN revealed it was having a tough time making money. Again down 12.3%. GMA got a boost from renewing its CBA contract for mortgage insurance, rising 13.8%. That might come in handy if rates rise. HPG became LoPages after a quarterly update sent the shares down 16.0% and PLT lived up to its name on a positive quarterly up 8.3%. On the economic front, NZ inflation growing at fastest rates in 31 years. Asian markets down heavily. 10 year yields up to 2.02% Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

Luke Winchester from Merewether Capital and Claude Walker from A Rich Life go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: VEE, DGL, XRO, 3DA, DW8, TRP, KGN, ZEO, FOS, TZL. Our stock of the day is Whitehaven Coal (WHC). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Ben Clark from TMS Capital and Luke Winchester from Merewether Capital go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: RRL, NAB, SPZ, LTR, Z1P, HUB, KGN, CWY, EVT, PPM. Our stock of the day is Coles (COL). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The ASX 200 closed up 39 points to 7414 (0.5%) in a solid but uninspiring day, limping into the close. Once again AGMs and business updates dominated the market and investors were happy to overlook the continued rise to 1.79% in 10-year yields. The AUD too doing well up to close to 75c. Tech stocks were in demand despite the rate rises, APT up 1.6% and XRO up 1.4%.The All-Tech Index up 1.3%. Banks as usual the biggest driver of the index with the Big Bank Basket up to $187.93. MQG doing well up 2.0% and insurers rallying on bond rates. Resources were generally positive despite coal and uranium on the nose, PDN down 1.6% and WHC off 7.9%. Energy also flat led lower by WPL down 1.8% and STO falling 1.4%. BHP rallied 0.5% on positive broker comments. Consumer stocks mixed on updates, SUL up 1.7%, KGN shooting the lights out as inventory issues seem to have been solved up 6.7%. In other corporate news, FLT dropped 4.8% on its trading update and TYR sagged 3.0% after it announced it would defend a class action. Nothing on the economic front today and Asian markets slightly positive, seems that Evergrande is paying some interest payments to locals just not international investors.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

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CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCASTASX 200 once again higher with a 13-point gain to 7505 (0.2%). Miners and energy stocks driving the market higher as banks and industrial defensive saw profit taking. The Big Bank Basket unchanged with insurers and other financials holding firm. Big miners rose with BHP up 1.0%, FMG and RIO all in the green. Gold miners too doing well, Energy shares fueled up and off, STO up 3.2% and WPL up 3.2%. Healthcare soggy as RMD came under some pressure, down 3.0% and WES, WOW and COL all fell hard. Travel stocks doing well despite numbers tracking higher.  Results again dominated with MND down 14.4% on staffing and cost issues, KGN smashed 15.8% on inventory issues, ANN fell foul, down 9.2% as CV19 bites and BLD canned its dividend and rocked 5.6% lower. On the positive side NAN had a good second half and rose 22.0%, UWL did well up 8.4% and HUB proved platform power rules, up 7.4%. 

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCASTASX 200 once again higher with a 13-point gain to 7505 (0.2%). Miners and energy stocks driving the market higher as banks and industrial defensive saw profit taking. The Big Bank Basket unchanged with insurers and other financials holding firm. Big miners rose with BHP up 1.0%, FMG and RIO all in the green. Gold miners too doing well, Energy shares fueled up and off, STO up 3.2% and WPL up 3.2%. Healthcare soggy as RMD came under some pressure, down 3.0% and WES, WOW and COL all fell hard. Travel stocks doing well despite numbers tracking higher.  Results again dominated with MND down 14.4% on staffing and cost issues, KGN smashed 15.8% on inventory issues, ANN fell foul, down 9.2% as CV19 bites and BLD canned its dividend and rocked 5.6% lower. On the positive side NAN had a good second half and rose 22.0%, UWL did well up 8.4% and HUB proved platform power rules, up 7.4%. 

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. But the top performing stocks were earnings related. Nanosonics (NAN) up 21.2% and way back in second, Uniti Group (UWL) 8.9% respectively. At the other end of town, Kogan.com (KGN), down 15.7%, just had one of those days... the online retailer's fan base fleeing after a big profit miss led to a nixed dividend.Our top three VODs: The Aussie internet success story going from strength to strengthJun Bei's "fantastic growth stock"Two stocks to buy ahead of results See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Outside is open and Dream Weekend wants to make a comeback in August. But will the PM free it up? And would you even go if they get the go-ahead? I'm talking to Managing Director of Dream Entertainment, Scott Dunn, about their proposal to pull off the massive summer's biggest party series. And THE ANALYSTS weigh in on the latest market developments…. Real estate company, First Rock Capital Holdings, is looking to rebalance its portfolio… STATIN's official growth numbers are out. We'll tell you which industries and companies you should be looking at... And overseas, Coca-Cola is back to pre-pandemic earnings. VOTE ON THIS WEEK'S POLL QUESTION: Do you think the government should give approval to host Dream Weekend in August? https://www.youtube.com/c/kalilahrey/community TAKING STOCK - The Caribbean's #1 Business and Finance Show! Doing business and investing in Jamaica and the Caribbean LET'S GET THIS MONEY! SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: https://kalilahreynolds.com/newsletter CONTACT THE ANALYSTS: Orick Angus Senior Wealth Advisor Ideal Portfolio Services https://www.idealgroupjm.com/ 17 Ripon Road, Kingston 5 Telephone - (876) 960-6389 ext 244 Jodian Aris Research and Strategy Analyst Sagicor Investments https://www.sagicor.com/en-jm/personal-solution/investment Julian Morrison Assistant Manager, Private Equity PROVEN Management https://provenwealth.com 26 Belmont Road, Kgn. 5, Jamaica W.I. Tel: +1 876 908 3800 1 IG/Twitter: @julianinvests --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kalilahrey/support

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 finishes with a whimper not a bang up 12 points to 7313 after good early gains evaporated. Miners doing well except gold as usual. ILU benefiting from RIO Richards Bay shut down, rising 11.7%. BHP up 1.1%. TLS sold 49% of its mobile towers business for $2.8bn. Stock up 4.4% on the news. NXL falling 13% on an insider trading scandal and KGN down 9.5% as profit taking kicks in. Travel stocks firm as CV19 appear under some control and AGL drops 10% on its plan to go green and brown.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 finishes with a whimper not a bang up 12 points to 7313 after good early gains evaporated. Miners doing well except gold as usual. ILU benefiting from RIO Richards Bay shut down, rising 11.7%. BHP up 1.1%. TLS sold 49% of its mobile towers business for $2.8bn. Stock up 4.4% on the news. NXL falling 13% on an insider trading scandal and KGN down 9.5% as profit taking kicks in. Travel stocks firm as CV19 appear under some control and AGL drops 10% on its plan to go green and brown.

As of today, 23% of the world's population have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Our World in Data.  Overnight, big tech names Zoom, Facebook and Peloton all increased over 4%.  Today, the futures are suggesting a negative day for the Aussie share market, given there are two days until the EOFY and three of Australia's capital cities are in lockdown.  What to watch today: With two days until the EOFY, institutional investors are rebalancing their portfolios to sell stocks that have done well over the year, and buy those that have underperformed. With this in mind, stocks that are up 40 to 90% this year include mining stocks Chalice Gold Mines (ASX:CHN), Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) and Codan (ASX:CDA). Banking stocks include Virgin Money (ASX:VUK) and Westpac (ASX:WBC), and building stocks include Reece Group (ASX:REH) and Boral (ASX:BLD). Uniti Group (ASX:UWL) is also one to watch.  COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns are currently in place in Perth, Sydney and Darwin, so watch travel, tourism, hospitality and retail stocks. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that anyone under 40 years old can receive the AstraZeneca vaccine. The iron ore price continued its recovery rising 0.4% to US$215.00. The oil price is down to US$72.00 a barrel.  Trading Ideas: Bapcor (ASX:BAP) was upgraded by Citi overnight with a new $9.55 price target.Genetic Signatures (ASX:GSS) was reiterated as a Bell Potter Speculative BUY with a slimmer $2.20 price target. VGI Partners (ASX:VGI), Kogan (ASX:KGN) and Rudbubble (ASX:RBL) are all giving off bullish charting signals according to Trading Central.  

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes down 1 point to 7307 after case numbers slightly better than expected. Big winners from CV19 lockdowns back in the winners circle again, TPW up 10.2% , KGN up 6.6% and CTT up 14%. Losers were travel with QAN down 4.0% and FLT off 3.4%. APT took a 7.5% tumble after a stellar run last week dragging Z1P down 7% and the All Tech Index down 2.1%. Banks eked out a modest gain with CBA up 0.6% helping the Big Bank Basket up to $180. Miners were stronger with energy stocks slightly better though second line gold slipped badly. European markets opening flat.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes down 1 point to 7307 after case numbers slightly better than expected. Big winners from CV19 lockdowns back in the winners circle again, TPW up 10.2% , KGN up 6.6% and CTT up 14%. Losers were travel with QAN down 4.0% and FLT off 3.4%. APT took a 7.5% tumble after a stellar run last week dragging Z1P down 7% and the All Tech Index down 2.1%. Banks eked out a modest gain with CBA up 0.6% helping the Big Bank Basket up to $180. Miners were stronger with energy stocks slightly better though second line gold slipped badly. European markets opening flat.

The Aussie share market defied the odds this month, rising 1% so far. Lithium stocks are back in full focus, as governments draw new environmental battle lines, and key car manufacturers like VW, GM, BMW and Tesla scale up electric vehicle (EV) operations.  In this week's wrap, Jessica covers:  (0:33) What we can expect for June based on historical trends(1:05) Investors buying the Tech stock dip(1:32) What's behind the rise of Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) & Galaxy Resources (ASX:GXY)(3:36) Why governments are pushing EVs(4:29) A lithium battery ETF that's up 80% year on year(5:33) The huge economic news week ahead 

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 falls 23 to 7092 (0.3%) in a late sell off. Big miners were under pressure from the off with BHP down 2.4% and FMG down 2.3%. Copper stocks took a beating today as OZL fell 5%. Banks flat as CBA hit $100 briefly for the first time in 109 years. Industrials mixed, ALQ up 12.8% on solid results, KGN sees selling again falling 5.7%. All Tech Index up 1.3% as APT rallies 0.9% and XRO up 1.5%. CSL slipped 1% and FPH continue to see selling down 2.7%. European markets opening firm. Dow futures up 80 points.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 falls 23 to 7092 (0.3%) in a late sell off. Big miners were under pressure from the off with BHP down 2.4% and FMG down 2.3%. Copper stocks took a beating today as OZL fell 5%. Banks flat as CBA hit $100 briefly for the first time in 109 years. Industrials mixed, ALQ up 12.8% on solid results, KGN sees selling again falling 5.7%. All Tech Index up 1.3% as APT rallies 0.9% and XRO up 1.5%. CSL slipped 1% and FPH continue to see selling down 2.7%. European markets opening firm. Dow futures up 80 points.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up a solid 69 points to 7115 as all-time high once again in sight. Big Banks up around 1% as CBA closes in on $100. TNE upgrades profit numbers rising 2.1%. Miners shrug off iron ore falls with BHP up 1.3% and FMG up 1.6%. KGN continues its rally up another 6.6% and CAR rallies over 5% as rights put on a 188% gain. Dow futures up 70 with European markets set to open positively.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up a solid 69 points to 7115 as all-time high once again in sight. Big Banks up around 1% as CBA closes in on $100. TNE upgrades profit numbers rising 2.1%. Miners shrug off iron ore falls with BHP up 1.3% and FMG up 1.6%. KGN continues its rally up another 6.6% and CAR rallies over 5% as rights put on a 188% gain. Dow futures up 70 with European markets set to open positively.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up 16 to 7046 in convictionless trade. Big iron ore miners fell as China continues to talk down commodity prices, BHP off 1.8%, FMG down 4.2% with second line gold miners doing well today led by BGL up 7.4% and SLR up 5%. Banks continue to attract buyers with the Big Bank Basket up to $179.55. KGN bounced hard today up 14.7% and NXL rallied 3.1% on increased corporate governance. Nothing on the economic front. Dow futures up 133. 

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up 16 to 7046 in convictionless trade. Big iron ore miners fell as China continues to talk down commodity prices, BHP off 1.8%, FMG down 4.2% with second line gold miners doing well today led by BGL up 7.4% and SLR up 5%. Banks continue to attract buyers with the Big Bank Basket up to $179.55. KGN bounced hard today up 14.7% and NXL rallied 3.1% on increased corporate governance. Nothing on the economic front. Dow futures up 133. 

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 finished 11 point to the good at 7030 (0.15%) in a volatile day. For the week, the index has gained 16 points (the hard way). Miners under pressure ,BHP down 1.1% RIO off 0.9%, FMG down 2.2% and MIN off 4.3%. Gold miners too saw some profit taking, NCM fell 1.8% and EVN down 1.3%. Oil and gas suffering from crude weakness, STO down 4.8% and WPL down 3.3%. Industrials were firmer, banks mixed with CBA off 0.4% and the Big Bank Basket unchanged. Tech stocks raced out of the blocks only to be ambushed, KGN did not help falling 14.3% on a guidance downgrade.,  In economic news, retail turnover rose 1.1% in April, ahead of estimates of 0.5%. The 10-year bond yield drops to 1.72%. Asian markets mixed with Japan up 0.8% and China off 0.8%. Dow futures up 49 points.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 finished 11 point to the good at 7030 (0.15%) in a volatile day. For the week, the index has gained 16 points (the hard way). Miners under pressure ,BHP down 1.1% RIO off 0.9%, FMG down 2.2% and MIN off 4.3%. Gold miners too saw some profit taking, NCM fell 1.8% and EVN down 1.3%. Oil and gas suffering from crude weakness, STO down 4.8% and WPL down 3.3%. Industrials were firmer, banks mixed with CBA off 0.4% and the Big Bank Basket unchanged. Tech stocks raced out of the blocks only to be ambushed, KGN did not help falling 14.3% on a guidance downgrade.,  In economic news, retail turnover rose 1.1% in April, ahead of estimates of 0.5%. The 10-year bond yield drops to 1.72%. Asian markets mixed with Japan up 0.8% and China off 0.8%. Dow futures up 49 points.

Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data Analytics and Gaurav Sodhi from Intelligent Investor go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: BSL, FWD, SFC, GMG, GOR, KGN, FZO, 3DP, FSG, QBE. Stock of the day is Star Entertainment Group (SGR). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up 31 points to 7065 on very good CPI numbers below forecasts and giving the RBA plenty of room to breathe. Banks in focus with the CBA up 1% and plenty of business updates and quarterlies to keep investors on their toes. KGN rose 7% on a clarification of its update yesterday and ART beating prospectus also having a good day up 7.8% BNPL sidelined with All Tech up only 0.3%. FOMC and US results to continue.

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up 31 points to 7065 on very good CPI numbers below forecasts and giving the RBA plenty of room to breathe. Banks in focus with the CBA up 1% and plenty of business updates and quarterlies to keep investors on their toes. KGN rose 7% on a clarification of its update yesterday and ART beating prospectus also having a good day up 7.8% BNPL sidelined with All Tech up only 0.3%. FOMC and US results to continue.

The Aussie market is set to open 0.1% higher. For the month of April, the Tech sector is up the most while Energy underperforms.  What to watch: South32 (ASX:S32) doubled its cash in the March quarter while it reported record alumina from Brazil and Australian Manganese year to date. Bingo (ASX:BIN) agreed to a takeover by Macquarie (ASX:MGQ) for $3.45 per year, minus a $11.70 dividend. Perth exits its lockdown today and the Federal Government will review Australia's COVID-19 vaccine rollout.The Australian dollar is trading at its highest level since February this year, which is making our exports more expensive. Expect tax loss selling as the end of the financial year approaches. Selling to mount stocks that heavily underperformed, including The a2 Milk Company (ASX:A2M), Mesoblast (ASX: MSB), financial stocks IOOF (ASX:IFL) and Origin Energy (ASX:ORG), and energy companies AGL Energy (ASX:AGL) and Kogan (ASX:KGN). The most traded stocks from Bell Direct yesterday: Dicker Data (ASX:DDR), Van Eck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (ASX:GDX) and Galaxy Resources (ASX:GXY). Trading Ideas: Doctor Care Anywhere (ASX:DOC) was restamped as a Bell Potter Buy stock with a $1.95 price target after it reported record revenue. Emeco Holdings (ASX:EHL) also reiterated as a Bell Potter Buy, with a $1.50 price target. Rhythm Biosciences (ASx:RHY), Loneer (ASX:INR) and Capral (ASX:CAA) are all giving off bullish charting signals according to Trading Central. 

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up 5 to 7061 to finish the week down 2 whole points. Banks firm and CSL doing better. Market continues to drift and wobble but holding in. Plenty of corporate news, KGN down 14.3% on its business update and AMP to split with the stock cheering the news up 0.9%. Great drill results from DEG keeping things  moving and some China facing consumer stocks remain under pressure A2M down 3.4% and BKL falling 6.3% 10-Year bond yields push back to 1.72% 

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 closes up 5 to 7061 to finish the week down 2 whole points. Banks firm and CSL doing better. Market continues to drift and wobble but holding in. Plenty of corporate news, KGN down 14.3% on its business update and AMP to split with the stock cheering the news up 0.9%. Great drill results from DEG keeping things  moving and some China facing consumer stocks remain under pressure A2M down 3.4% and BKL falling 6.3% 10-Year bond yields push back to 1.72% 

David Novac from Wealthwise Education and Francesco De Stradis from Ord Minnett go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: RED, JMS, MNS, BWX, AVH, KGN, GLB, TNT, SLK, SGP. Stock of the day is Qantas (QAN). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julia Lee from Burman Invest and Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: ASX, VOC, LVT, MAI, YFZ, KGN, MAH, ECX, CCR, AGY. Stock of the day is Nine Entertainment (NEC). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

US stocks saw their biggest pull back since October with the Nasdaq falling 3.5% and the Dow losing 1.8%. It comes as investors are concerned that long-term interest rates, as measured by the US treasury yield rose 1.6% to a one-year high. Following the pull back in global equities, the Aussie share market is tipped to fall 1.4%, which will erase this week's rise. What to watch today:Tech stocks are expected to pull back. The tech index is already down 8% this week, which is its biggest fall drop since COVID-19 hit in March 2020.Afterpay (ASX:APT) looks like it will come out of a trading halt. APT announced its increased its capital raising to $1.5b and plans to list in Singapore to launch in Asia.It's the last official day of Earnings Season. Kogan (ASX:KGN) reported its profit more than doubled in the half year to $23.6m, after revenue jumped 90%. Other results to watch: HSN, AEF, AFG, ORE, LYC, OPT, PNV, CUV, HVN, BUB, BWX, EOS and ASB.Commodity stocks will see mixed results today as the oil price rose 0.4% to US$63.47 – its highest level in a year and Copper fell from its 9.5 year high, falling 1.9%. Gold slipped 1.6% .Trading ideas:Alcidion (ASX:ALC) had it Buy rating upgraded by Bell Potter, with an increased $0.30 target - on rising levels of demand, particularly in the UK and Europe, where it's gaining new contracts. Eagers Automotive (ASX:APE) was reiterated as a Bell Potter Buy with a $15.50 price target after the company said its order book is remaining strong, despite COVID-19. Galan Lithium (ASX:GLN), Chalice Mining (ASX:CHN) and Piedmont Lithium (ASX:PLL) are giving off bullish charting signals according to Trading Central.

Howard Coleman from TeamInvest and Gary Glover from Novus Capital go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: BLD, CIM, BBN, ADA, VOC, DTL, JHG, SIG, KGN, CWP. The stock of the day is James Hardie (JHX). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFvaLra9cdM Pulse Investments was the top performing stock of 2020, gaining a whopping 222% in the middle of a pandemic, and ending the year at $4.83. We'll speak with Chairman of Pulse Investments, Kingsley Cooper, on their remarkable performance and plans for 2021 and beyond. THE ANALYSTS weigh in on the latest market developments….they'll tell us their 2020 standouts and outlook for the year ahead. Plus, an assessment of Wigton Windfarm results, and an upcoming stock split for Salada. ****************** SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: kalilahreynolds.com ****************** REFERENCED IN THIS VIDEO: #MoneyMondaysJa - WHY PULSE INVESTMENTS IS ON FIRE!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkjdgoR2Xow EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DERRIMON TRADING APO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOhWqf87rws&t=2844s TAKING STOCK - SEPROD EXPANDS, WIGTON'S RESULTS, NCB RAISING https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDTpmBFuRkY&t=25s TAKING STOCK - NCB CAPITAL MARKETS READIES TO LAUNCH MAJOR ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUND https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zypXS8phfZE&t=166s TAKING STOCK - SCOTIABANK CLOSING BRANCHES AND GOING CASHLESS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gap_7aFTbE&t=1669s ****************** CONTACT THE ANALYSTS: David Rose - Business writer, Observer Twitter: @jcknight2 Instagram: @Jcknight40 Julian Morrison - Investment Analyst at PROVEN Wealth https://provenwealth.com 26 Belmont Road, Kgn. 5, Jamaica W.I. Tel: +1 876 908 3800 1 IG/Twitter: @julianinvests_ Clive Charlton- Equity Trader at JMMB https://jm.jmmb.com/investment-jamaica-products Tel: (876) 998-JMMB Email: Clive_Charlton@jmmb.com ****************** VISIT OUR SPONSORS: JMMB - Your best interest at heart! https://jm.jmmb.com/ Bulwark Insurance Agent Insurance made easy https://bulwarkja.com Sagicor - Think wealth, think Sagicor Investments! https://www.sagicor.com/en-jm/persona... PROVEN Wealth https://provenwealth.com/ ****************** OUR SEGMENTS: What's Hot - 01:02 Kingsley Cooper interview - 06:08 Market Recap - 25:01 The Analysts - 27:03 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kalilahrey/support

Francesco De Stradis from Ord Minnett and Carl Capolingua from Think Markets go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: CHC, FEX, JAN, NCK, KGN, FCL, AMS, ORE, BXB, PFT. The stock of the day is BHP (BHP). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iortxgMaAKg DESCRIPTION: WiPay has partnered with a leading tech bank locally to make receiving payments online in Jamaica a whole lot easier. We'll hear more from CEO of WiPay Caribbean, Aldwyn Wayne. And later, THE ANALYSTS weigh in on the latest market developments…. Another APO has hit the market! The prospectus for Derrimon Trading Company is out, with new shares in the company selling for $2.40 each. While KEY Insurance's rights issue is going for $3.50. We'll find out what The Analysts think about these offers. ****************** SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: https://kalilahreynolds.com ****************** REFERENCED IN THIS VIDEO: #MoneyMondaysJa - DERRIMON TRADING ADDS ONLINE GROCERY SHOPPING, PLANS MAJOR EXPANSION! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRMebYFIAmE&t=3s TAKING STOCK - WIPAY WAITS, PULSE HOT, PALACE REOPENS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpb5hfcJIOk&t=1416s Alliance Financial Services Limited IPO - Everything you need to know https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et_jP-u5iAk&t=1172s TAKING STOCK - WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU INVEST IN SYGNUS CREDIT INVESTMENTS APO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7wXHCIsbuU&t=40s #MoneyMondaysJa - IS KEY INSURANCE'S RIGHTS ISSUE RIGHT FOR YOU? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI2GqCf2SXA ****************** CONTACT THE ANALYSTS: David Rose - Business writer, Observer Twitter: @jcknight2 Instagram: @Jcknight40 Julian Morrison - Investment Analyst at PROVEN Wealth https://provenwealth.com 26 Belmont Road, Kgn. 5, Jamaica W.I. Tel: +1 876 908 3800 1 IG/Twitter: @julianinvests_ Greig Lindo - Assistant General Manager, Trading and Treasury at JMMB https://jm.jmmb.com/investment-jamaica-products Tel: (876) 998-JMMB (5662) ****************** VISIT OUR SPONSORS: JMMB - Your best interest at heart! https://jm.jmmb.com/ Bulwark Insurance Agent Insurance made easy https://bulwarkja.com Massy United Insurance How good is your insurance? https://massyunitedinsurance.com Sagicor - Think wealth, think Sagicor Investments! https://www.sagicor.com/en-jm/persona... PROVEN Wealth https://provenwealth.com/ ****************** OUR SEGMENTS: 01:14 - What's Hot 04:47 - Wipay 31:00 - Market Recap 32:52 - The Analysts --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kalilahrey/support

The ASX200 is eyeing a lift of 0.7% at the open following Wall Street's lead overnight.The FDA announced Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine met expectations for emergency use, which is a crucial step before full approval. If the FDA approves the vaccine, it will be the second vaccine approved for use in the U.S..What to watch today:Afterpay (ASX:APT) and Xero (ASX:XRO) could likely see an increase in buying from December 21 as they will be added to the ASX50.Kogan.com (ASX:KGN) will be added to the ASX200 on December 21.Auckland International Airport (ASX:AIA) is set to report traffic numbers today.ANZ (ASX:ANZ) holds its AGM today.Local trading ideas:ANZ (ASX:ANZ) was reiterated as a Citi buy with a $23.75 price target. Downer EDI (ASX:DOW) was reiterated as a UBS buy with a $6.30 price target. Downer is selling its WA Open Cut Mining business for $205m. RTG Mining (ASX:RTG), Colins Foods (ASX:CKF) and Netwealth (ASX:NWL) are all showing bullish charting signals according to Trading Central.

The ASX200 is eyeing a gain of 0.4% at the open, on track for its fifth straight day of gains.U.S. COVID-19 cases are continuing to rise, up 26% from last week.What to watch today:·       Sydney Airport (ASX:SYD) and Orica (ASX:ORI) report results today.·       Autosports (ASX:ASG), Accent (ASX:AX1), Centuria (ASX:CNI), Kogan (ASX:KGN), Lendlease (ASX:LLS), Platinum (ASX:PTM) and ResMed (ASX:RMD) hold their AGMs today.·       Preliminary retail sales will be released today and are expected to show a rise of 0.3%. If it's higher than expected, you might expect consumer spending socks like JB Hi-Fi (ASX:JBH),·       Harvey Norman (ASX:HVN), Kogan (ASX:KGN) Breville (ASX:BRG), Lovisa (ASX:LOV), Kathmandu (ASX:KMN) and Super Retail Group (ASX:SUL) to do well.Local trading ideas:·       Life360 (ASX:360) was reiterated as a Bell Potter Buy with a $7.70 target, implying 111% upside in a year. Google is now collaborating with Life360, which allows any Google assisted device like phones, smart speakers, Google watches or car devices to tap into the Life360's technology.·       Aus Agricultural Co (ASX:AAC) was upgraded by Bell Potter, increasing its Buy rating and target to $1.40, implying 19% upside in a year. AAC reported stronger than expected earnings which surprised many analysts and its stock jumped 5.7% yesterday. Its cashflow increased and debt reduced.·       Redbubble (ASX:RBL), QuickFee (ASX:QFE) and Shriro Holdings (ASX:SHM) are all showing bullish charting signals according to Trading Central.

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Andrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory and Michael Gable from Fairmont Equities go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: STO, ALG, LPGD, EPD, AAC, FPH, M7T, IPL, KGN, INA. The stock of the day is Ausnet (AST). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory and Michael Gable from Fairmont Equities go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: HLO, BGP, VOC, 4DX, NXT, PPS, ILU, KZA, QHL, KGN. The stock of the day is Bank of Queensland (BOQ). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jun Bei Liu from Tribeca Investment Partners and Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: STO, WZR, KGN, GMG, QAN, PPH, PTM, BTH, CLW, MIN. The stock of the day is DroneShield (DRO). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode #34 of Spotee – the Your Call hour saw Tony Locantro from Alto Capital and Gary Glover from Novus Capital answer your questions and shine the spotlight on shares.     Stocks discussed in the episode included $1AD, $3DP, $AZI, $CNW, $DHG, $ETPMAG, $EX1, $EXL, $HMX, $IMA, $JIN, $KGN, $LGB, $MDC, $MKG, $MNS, $MSR, $OSH, $RDM, $REA, $SVL, $TPW, $UWL, $VR1, $YOJ     There were also comments on commodities Gold, Silver, Zinc and the Property Market.     If you have a question for our guests that you would like answered on the next show then:   Email: question@spotee.com.au Text: 0480 079 089

Episode #33 of Spotee – the Your Call hour saw Richard Hemming from Under the Radar Report and David Novac from Wealthwise Education answer your questions and shine the spotlight on shares.     Stocks discussed in the episode included $3DP, $AD8, $ALU, $AMX, $APT, $EML, $GRR, $HZN, $JIN, $KGN, $LBL, $MAQ, $MGX, $RSG, $TAH, $XRO     David also provided his view on sentiment for Gold, Oil and NASDAQ.     If you have a question for our guests that you would like answered on the next show then: Email: question@spotee.com.au Text: 0480 079 089     From next week Spotee will be shining the spotlight on shares Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Scott Phillips from Motley Fool and Michael Gable from Fairmont Equities go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: BLD, S32, ORE, HACK, MSB, KGN, RSG, AST, IRE, ADT. The stock of the day is Downer (DOW). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode #30 of Spotee – the Your Call hour saw Simon Bond from Morgans Financial and Michael Gable from Fairmont Equities answer your questions and shine the spotlight on shares.   Stocks discussed in the episode included $3DP, $5GN, $APZ, $EML, $EOS, $FMG, $KGN, $LLC, $ORG, $OPY, $RKN, $SXY, $SYD, $TLS, $TYR, $WSP, $Z1P   If you have a question for our guests that you would like answered on the show then: Email: question@spotee.com.au Text: 0480 079 089

Episode #28 of Spotee – the Your Call hour saw Michael Wayne from Medallion Financial Group and Gary Burton from ASTA Trading answer your questions and shine the spotlight on shares.   Stocks discussed in the episode included $AIA, $AMP, $BET, $BHP, $DSE, $ELO, $EML, $ESK, $IDX, $KGN, $M7T, $MVF, $PDN, $PPH, $SXL, $TLS, $TYR, $WPL, $XRF, $Z1P   If you have a question for our guests that you would like answered on the show then: Email: question@spotee.com.au Text: 0480 079 089

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Investors are tipped to lock in fresh profits with the futures eyeing a dip of 0.2% today after the ASX200 has gained 4% so far this week. The oil price nudged ahead to US$37.41 a barrel with OPEC mulling over extending their production cuts to boost the oil price. The gold price lost $5.90 in value, falling to $1,722. an ounce. Iron ore fell 1.6%, but the price of ore has gone up by 9.4% compared to last week, and it's trading at $10 a tonne.What to watch today:Kogan (ASX:KGN) just reported June quarter results with Gross Profit rising over 130% across 4QTD of the financial year, and active customers rising to 2 million, that means Kogan.com customers grew by 126,000 in May.Companies going ex-dividend include ALS (ASX:ALQ) and Infratil (ASX:IFT) and OFX Group (ASX:OFX) goes ex-div on Tuesday (remember if you buy shares before the ex-div date, you'll be entitled to the upcoming dividend – which is why on the day ex-div date, shares are usually sold down).Trading ideas:Afterpay (ASX:APT) was upgraded by Bell Potter overnight, with a $65.00 price target, after Bell Potter did a deep dive into profit prospectsBeacon Lighting (ASX:BLX) Citi's top small cap pick, got a big boost following the government's HomeBuilder scheme. Its shares have gained 150% from COVID-19 lows.UBS initiated coverage of property group, Centuria (ASX:CNI) for the first time overnight, saying it's the top buy pick for property fund managers.In today's morning bell, Jessica discusses:Local markets - (0:00)Global markets - (0:14)What to watch today - (1:21)Trading ideas: Afterpay (ASX:APT) - (2:16), Beacon Lighting (ASX:BLX) - (2:30) & Centuria (ASX:CNI) -(3:06)

As global COVID-19 restrictions ease, the Aussie share market sees a continuation of its April-May bounce back. The oil price climbs to a 10-week high as drivers once again fire up their engines. Lastly, both U.S and Aussie equities enjoy 10-week highs, rising 3% and 2.7% respectively (Mon-Thu).In this week's wrap, Jessica covers:Energy sector charges up 8%, while Utilities drag 2% (0:44)NRW Holdings (ASX:NWH) sees a 44% uptick following record breaking results, with UBS and Citi backing further growth (0:58)Orocobre (ASX:ORE) shoots up 21% as the lithium carbonate price is tipped to shine (1:54)Buying the dip: Webjet (ASX:WEB) (2:27)The 10 momentum stocks to watch (2:52)What could move the market next week? (4:12)Bell Potter upgrades Afterpay (ASX:APT) following U.S success (4:31)

Cameron comes to you with the State of KGN with this solocast. Look forward to the future with us. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kgnpodcasts/support

Cameron takes you on a descent into the mind of KGN's editor as he reviews the games of 2018, and puts them in an arbitrary list that he will take with him into the KG Podcast's GOTY Thunderdome episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kgnpodcasts/support

Scott and Chandler are joined by our first KGN community member, Underbelly Rick, who knew the ways of the Nintendo Direct. P.S. Sorry about the echo. Microphones what are you going to do. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kgnpodcasts/support