Podcasts about mp1

Another nasty day as the ASX 200 fell 96 points to 8323 (1.2%) as results and bank falls dominated. WBC fell another % and ANZ joined in too falling 3.1% with the Big Bank Basket down to $251.27 (-2.4%). MQG dropped 1.0% with financial sunder a little pressure. REITs fell as GMG returned to trade down 5.0% after the $4bn capital raise. Industrials were mixed, ALL dropped 4.3% despite a new buy back, WES rose 1.3% on good results, TLS also did well, up 5.6% after announcing a buy back. Retail stocks suffered, JBH down 4.2% and BRG falling 3.0%. CTD continued the positive vibes from the results up 4.7%. UNI did very well on results up 9.7%. In healthcare, PME dropped 3.7% and CSL down 2.3%. Resources suffered as RIO cut its dividend, falling 1.5% and BHP fell 2.0% as FMG were savaged on results, down 6.2%. Lithium stock surprisingly rose after PLS results, up 6.0% and oil and gas stocks rose, WDS up 1.0% and STO rising 2.1%. Coal stocks gained 8.9% on WHC results. Uranium stocks were mildly lower. In corporate news, MAF rose 8.7% on good numbers, WTC in a trading halt on governance issues. MP1 had stellar gains on beating expectations. Casualties included, SUL, MFG, and MGH. On the economic front, jobs data came in as expected at 4.1% unemployment and record participation. Asian markets fell, Japan under pressure on proposed car tariffs. Down 1.5%, HK off 1.4% and China down 0.4%. 10-year yields steady at 4.53%. 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.

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 another 17 points to 8027 (+0.2%) as Super Thursday produced a head-spinning deluge. Again, some good, some bad, and some very ugly. MP1 for one down 21.0%. Once again, we saw resources outperform banks slightly. The 'Three Amigos' were firm, FMG the best, up 2.0% and lithium stocks a smidge firmer, PLS up 2.0% and LYC up another 1.3%. Gold miners were mixed, NST up 1.7% on results, EVN up 0.5% but EMR off 1.9%. Oil and gas were sidelined, WDS and STO fell on lower crude prices. Uranium not doing much either. In the coal space, WHC ran 6.3% on good numbers and the sale of assets. YAL bounced slightly after the results recently. Banks, solid, the Big Bank Basket unchanged at $233.36. Insurers fell, QBE off 0.9% and MPL dropped 2.3% on numbers. MQG doing little, with REITs better. GMG missing out slightly again. Industrials were all about the results. Retail once again in focus, SUL up 6.2% on its special dividend, LOV up 1.9% with travel stocks down again, WEB off 1.0% and CTD falling 7.4%. DMP also fell 6.0% like the proverbial. In corporate news, plenty. CKF crashed 12.9%, GEM warned of difficult times, falling 7.5%, BOQ sacked 400 and warned too, dipped 7.3%. IFL fell 15.7% as its complicated and disappointing. result. Not much on the economic front. Powell in focus. In Asian markets, mostly higher on Flash Business activity number in Japan. Nikkei up 0.3%, HK up 0.6% and China off 0.3%. 10-year yields, 3.89%. 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 22 points to 7600 (0.3%) after shooting higher in morning trade. It hit near record highs before a sell-off. Banks eased back very slightly with WBC down 0.5% and Big Bank Basket down to $ (%). Insurers eased back with QBE down 2.2% and SUN off 2.0%. Other financials eased back too, MQG the exception up 0.2%.  REITs better led by GMG up 1.0% and SCG up 2.1%. Tech better WTC up 1.3% and the All-Tech Index up 1.1%. Telcos slightly better, TLS up 0.5%. Industrials mixed, REA better by 1.5% and WOW down 0.8% on broker calls, CPU down 1.6% and BXB off 1.7%. In resources, iron ore stocks firmed on stimulus hopes, Gold miners better as GOR bounced 10.0% on broker commentary. Lithium stocks showing some early signs and uranium stocks finding their feet with oil and gas falling slightly as crude slipped. In corporate news, plenty of quarterlies and earnings updates, MP1 lived up to its name with a gush higher on better than expected numbers and commentary, up 27.6%, 29M fell 16.8% on quarterly numbers missing, MAD dropped 5.3% surprising consider it looked ok, DJW ex div and NIC up 20.8% on a div increase and buyback. In economic news, retail sales came in below forecast, down 2.7%, Godfreys went into administration. In Asian markets, China slipped lower as stimulus hopes fade. China down 0.8% and Japan up 0.3%. Bond yields fell back to 4.14%.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 fell 42 points to 6812 (-0.6%), rallying off a one-year low. Resources held up relatively well on some more Chinese stimulus and a falling AUD. BHP up 0.5%, and RIO up 1.2%. Lithium stocks on the nose, although some big winners, in AZS on a bid from SQM up 43.1% and RDN as a ‘nearolgy' play. PLS fell 0.5% on production report, gold miners slid with NST down 0.8% and NCM recovering some early losses down 1.3%. Oil and gas stocks higher, with WDS flat and STO up 0.3%. Coal flat. Banks fell, with WBC off 1.1% on taking a small hit on provisioning, the Big Bank Basket down to $170.56 (-0.4%). Healthcare eased back, CSL once again bleeding red down 0.7%, and RMD bucking the trend up 0.4%. REITS off as yields rose on worries on further rate hikes after CPI. GMG off 2.6%, and GPT falling 2.2%. Industrials hit hard across the board, WOW off 1.3%, TLS falling 1.6%, and QAN dropping 0.8%. Interest rate stocks also down, TCL off 1.3%. Tech too, in the kennel today, WTC off 1.9% and XRO down 2.0%. The All-Tech Index fell 2.5%. In corporate news, plenty of production reports, quarterlies and broker upgrades. MP1 tumbled 16.3% on an update, COL up 0.2% on revenue up 4.7% in the first quarter, and JBH reported a slowdown in sales down 0.2%. FMG rose 0.9% on its production report. In economic news, Michele Bullock sparked an AUD sell-off after her first senate estimates. Asian markets weaker, with Japan down 1.3%, HK off 0.7%, and China falling 0.2%.Dow Futures down 66 points. NASDAQ Futures down 153 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 200 finished the week down 67 points to 7115 (0.9%). Down 33 points for the week. Results the focus. Weakness across the board on the back of the US sell-off. Banks brought back to earth with a bump, the Big Bank Basket down to $173.12 (-1.1%). NAB down 1.8%, with MQG off 0.8%. Insurers also fell hard as QBE dropped 1.6% and IAG off 3.2% on ASIC news. Fund managers also in the dumps. Healthcare mixed, RMD up 0.6% and CSL down 0.2% on director selling. RHC falling again. REITs soft SGP off 1.2% and SCG down 1.5%. Industrials mixed, WES results cheered with the stock up 3.2%, WOW ok too up 0.9%, but elsewhere selling dominated. TCL off 1.1%, ALL down 1.5% and REA falling 1.4%. Tech under pressure, WTC gave back 4.8%, with XRO down 3.3%. The All-Tech Index down 1.2%. MP1 gave back some gains too. In resources, BHP hit hard down 1.7%, RIO off 0.9% and MIN off 1.4%. FMG down 0.6% with PLS off 8.0% on results that disappointed apparently. Gold miners eased, coal stocks under pressure and oil and gas stocks down. WDS off 1.3%, and STO off 1.2%. In corporate news, AX1 had a great day, proving the retail critics wrong up 17.1%, ABB had a good result up 11.0%, CBO sold a lot of olive oil and rose 5.3%. PXA fell 6.0%. Nothing on the economic front, some death data to cheer us up the exception. Asian markets under pressure, Japan down 0.9%, HK down 1.1% and China down 0.8%. 10-year yields 4.16%. Dow Futures up 63 points. Nasdaq Futures down 10 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 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 200 closed up 54 points to 7456 (+0.7%), a five-month high rebounding after an initial dip at the opening bell and now up 1.79% for the week. Tech stocks led the charge today bucking the trend and moving in tandem with the Nasdaq futures on Meta results. All-Tech Index up 2.1% and SQ2 rose 1.8% and XRO up 2.1%, Consumer discretionary enjoyed a boost, WES +1.6%, JBH +3.2% and ADH gained 10.7%. Miners in a hole, with the big trio BHP, RIO and FMG all in negative territory. Lithium no better AKE, LTR and PLS all down.  Coal stocks short-circuited, losing some of yesterday's gains. WHC down 5.9%, NHC off 5.7% and YAL down 1.9%. The big four banks closed in the green all gaining over 1%, and the Big Bank Basket is up to $183.13 (+1.4%). Healthcare in the pink today, with CSL +1.8%, RMD +2.8% and RHC up 3.2%. REITS outperformed jumping 3.4%, as bond yields dip. SCG up 4.4% and VCX up 3.6%.In corporate news, FMG down 3.4% despite reaching the top end of guidance in the June quarter, MQG -4.4% on AGM comments, AKE -3.0% reported record revenue, MP1 surged 14.4% on hitting earnings guidance, SBM off 5.7% on upped production guidance, and KAR closed flat, on a 15% fall in oil production. On the economic front, Australia's export prices shrank 8.5% in the June quarter, reversing from a 1.6% growth in the March quarter, and import prices fell by 0.8% quarter on quarter following a 4.2% drop in the March quarter. Asian markets are up, Japan up 0.5%, HK up 1.1%, hitting a five-week high, China stocks flat. Australian bond yields lower, 10Y yield and 2Y yield down 7bps. The Australian dollar rose 0.5% to 67.89c as the US dollar slides for the third straight session. Dow Jones futures up 3 points and Nasdaq futures up 107 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 105 points to 7109 (+1.5%), lifted by mining and gold stocks snapping a four-day losing streak with all sectors in positive territory. Gold miners outperformed today as gold prices firmed slightly overnight, and the US dollar extended a small retreat. EVN +4.6%, NST +3.1%, and NCM +1.8%. Mining trio BHP, RIO and FMG all rose over 1% each. Energy stocks gained, tracking an uptick in oil prices amid supply concerns. BPT +4.0%, STX +4.8%, and COE +3.6%. Lithium stocks stood out with LTR up 4.0%, CXO up 4.4%, and LLL up 2.1%. Interest rate-sensitive financials advanced, with the big four banks all gaining between 1% and 2.3%. The Big Bank Basket jumped to $170.77 (+1.5%) with ANZ up 2.3% and insurers stronger, AMP up another 3.0%, recouping recent losses. Tech good. All-Tech Index up 2.4%, with SQ2 +3.9% and XRO up 2.3%. In corporate news, MP1 surged 33.8% on guidance upgrades. TLC up 1.2% after UBS lifted its price target to $6. IVC +1.7% granted TPG Capital Global a one-week extension on its due diligence period. PMT +8.0% after it rejected Night Market's short report. BFG +11.5% on good results, and CMM reported record gold production, up 8.1%. In economics, Australia's NAB Confidence Index rose to 0 in June from -3 in May, beating expectations of -1. Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment index rose by 2.3% MoM to a three-month high of 81.3 in July, matching market expectations. Asian markets mixed, Japan down 0.3%, HK and China up 1.3% and 0.4%, respectively, after China signalled more economic stimulus. Australian bond yields dip, 2Y yield down 9bps, 10Y yield down 9bps to 4.19%. USD Index softened, down 0.2%, hitting its weakest levels in two months, while the Aussie dollar gained 0.2% to 66.85c. Dow Jones futures up 37 points, and Nasdaq futures up 35 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 200 nosedived today, closing down 76 points (-1.1%) to 7138, sliding for the fourth consecutive session as lingering uncertainties weigh on market sentiment. Tech stocks showed off their resilience on the back of the Nvidia result and move, with the All-Tech Index up another 2.4%, recovering yesterday's losses and then some. XRO found its balance after yesterday's tumble, up 2.3%, SQ2 +2.5%, ALU +4.3%, MP1 +12.1% and NXT +4.4%. Gold miners worst performers today, NST down 3.6%, EVN down 4.4% and NCM off 1.9%. Base Metals and Miners followed suit, with heavyweight iron ore miners down BHP -1.6%, RIO -1.6% and FMG -3.2%. Lithium joined the sell-off, MIN -3.1%, PLS -1.3%, and LKE off 3.6%.Energy stocks weakened, WDS down 0.5% and coal stocks grim, WHC down 4.5% % and NHC off 4.5%. Financials were no better, with the Big Bank Basket down to $168.20 (-2.1%), financial stocks performing more like "fiscal flops" than money-making maestros, CBA down 2.2%, MQG off 2.2%, and ANZ slid 2.6%. Fund managers slipping away, MFG down 1.6%, PPT down 0.4%, and PTM off 2.6%. Industrials mostly down, REITs off 0.5%, Healthcare up, CSL up 0.2% and COH up 0.1%. In corporate news, ABC rocketed up 21.9%, on AGM and results, WOW -0.1% acquires failed startup milk run, and TWE fell 7.8%% after the group announce its expecting sales to be down 2-3%. Nothing on the economic front. Looking beyond our borders, Asian markets are down, Japan down 0.3%, HK down 2.4%, with China off 0.9%. Australia 10Y yield up to 3.70%. Dow Jones futures down 68 points and Nasdaq futures up 182 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 200 closed up a mere 17 points at 7309 (+0.2%) after a promising start was ambushed by caution. Down around 0.25% this week. Big week. Banks were modestly better with CBA up 0.3% and ANZ doing well up 1.0% with MQG up 1.1%. The Big Bank Basket rose to $175.02$ (+0.9%). Insurers and fund managers also better with QBE up 1.1% and MFG gaining 2.9%. Industrials mixed, healthcare under a little pressure, CSL down 1.1% and RMD reporting quarterly fell 0.1%. REITs are slightly firmer with tech doing ok on Nasdaq moves. TLS up 0.5% and REA doing better too up 0.8%. Resources mixed, Iron ore stocks drifting, Lithium stocks a tad higher led by PLS up % on its quarterly. IGO up 2.0% and AKE up 3.8% also doing well. Gold stocks eased although NCM bucked the trend rising 1.4%. In corporate news, MP1 knocked the lights out with a significant upgrade and rallied 41.5%. Plenty of quarterlies in resources and tech. Nothing much on the economic front with US PCE in focus. Asian markets seeing some buyers emerge. Japan up 1.2%, HK up 0.2% and China up 0.7%. 10-year yields at 3.39%. Dow futures down 28 points. NASDAQ futures down 13 points.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

ASX 200 rose 72 points to 7122 (+1.0%), hitting three-week highs during trade, piggybacking off the tech rally on Wall Street overnight. Tech stocks led the market today, NXT up 1.8%, MP1 +4.3%, WBT +7.2%, and SQ2 +2.4%. All-Tech Index up 1.5%. Most sectors were positive. REITS only negative sector, down 0.2%. Financials regained their footing, with big banks clawing back yesterday's losses CBA +1.5%, NAB +2.3%, ANZ +0.9%, and WBC +1.5%. The Big Bank Basket rose to $169.98 (+1.5%). Base Metals and Resources in demand, BHP +2.4%, FMG +2.1%, and RIO up 1.8%. Lithium stocks solid, PMT up 1.7% on strong lithium drilling results. Telecoms better, led by Telstra (TSL), hitting $4.24 today its highest level since July 2017 before closing down 0.2%. Elsewhere, GMG was down 0.5%, WES off 0.5%, and CHC fell 0.9% as capital flowed to resources and tech stocks. On the corporate front, ZIP up 3.7% on news it plans to sell its Middle East operations, and it signed deals to sell its European business Twisto and Payflex in South Africa. In economic news, job vacancies in February fell 1% from November, showing signs the labour market is tightening, but demand for labour remains high. Employers across Australia in all industries reported Job vacancies in February are nearly double what they were three years ago before the start of the pandemic. Asian markets down, Japan plunged 1.0%, HK down 0.7%, and China off 0.2%. 10-year yields at 3.34%. Dow Jones futures up 2 points. NASDAQ futures down 8 points.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

 ASX 200 raced ahead by 72 points to 7034 (1.1%) as the Albemarle bid for LTR turbo charged the resources sector and lit the blue touch paper under the bombed out lithium stocks. LTR up 68.5%, CXO up 15.4% and PLS up 11.9%. Huge short squeeze across the board. A bid too in UMG up 30.81% did not hurt the positive sentiment that spilled into resources as a whole. BHP rose 2.0% with FMG up 1.2%. Base metals also doing well with CHN a star on reserve increase, up 8.9%. MIN up 6.0% and LYC catching my disease up 2.8%. Gold miners in a funk as profit taking took hold. NCM down 0.6%, NST down 0.8% and KCN falling 25.4% as it raised some money. Didn't waste much time after production began at Chatree. Oil and gas better led by WDS up 4.8% and WHC up 6.1% with NHC up 4.2% Banks better. The Big Bank Basket up to $167.89 (1.0%) breathing a sigh of relief that things are settling down in the financial world. MQG rallied 2.0% and insurers and wealth managers better too. QBE up 1.0% and MFG up 3.7%. Industrials were firm. Nothing massively inspiring. Spots of red in some sectors, XRO down 2.9% and the All-Tech Index up 0.5%. Healthcare mixed, REITs better again, CHC up 2.8% and GMG up 0.4%. In corporate news, LTR was the talk of the town, UMG saw froth as it was bid for too. CHN up on a reserve upgrade and MP1 better as a new CEO has been announced, up 4.0%. ORG bid was finalised at around 891c depending on the USD. Few more hurdles with FIRB etc. On the economic front, retail trade better than expected. Something that Solly was telling us yesterday. Asian markets mixed, Japan down 0.2%, HK up 0.7% and China off 0.2%. 10-year yields back up to 3.29%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

 ASX 200 shrugged off early losses to close up 36 to 7365 (0.5%) after the RBA raised rates by 25bps but hinted perhaps at a pause. The market took that well and rallied strongly post the announcement. Banks back yet again, the Big Bank Basket up to $175.48 (0.6%). With MQG up 1.6% and insurers rallying strongly with QBE up 2.3% and SUN up 1.3%. Fund managers better with the exception of MFG falling 0.6%. Industrials across the board firm, WOW up 1.1% and COL up 0.9% with WES doing well running 1.6% higher. Healthcare good, CSL up 0.8% and RMD doing well up 1.1% and REITs firmed with GMG up 0.7% and SCG up 1.0%. Tech was a little left behind as WTC steady and XRO putting on 1.4% with the All-Tech Index up 0.4%. Resources though remain in the doghouse. BHP off % and RIO down % ahead of ex divs Thursday, Lithium stocks under the knife as Citi cut price forecasts. Gold miners mixed despite AUD bullion once again pushing higher. Oil and gas better led by WDS up 1.1% and STO having a lovely day out up 2.7%. Even coal stocks steadied despite under pressure coal prices. On the corporate front, IVC was raised from the dead with a private equity raid and subsequent bid at 1265c. Some corporate resignations from CEOs at MP1 and ALQ. MP1 shareholders should be celebrating but not to be as the stock dropped 15.0%. On the economic front, trade data missed expectations, consumer confidence still nervy and the RBA moved. Asian markets generally better as the NPC continues in China. The 10-year yield fell to 3.69% Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

ASX 200 drops 40 points to 7490 (-0.5%) as results dominate but downgrades continue. Industrials sagged badly with WOW down 0.8%, COL off 0.8% and WES falling 0.6%. REITs stumbling lower on higher 10-year bond yields around 3.66%. GMG down %, CHC off 1.3% and GPT falling 1.6%. Tech eased too as WTC fell 1.6% and XRO down 2.4% with the All-Tech Index down 0.8%. Banks were soggy, the Big Bank Basket unchanged at $191.98. MQG down 0.6% and insurers falling hard, SUN down 2.3% reversing the gains yesterday, QBE down 1.6% and IAG off 3.1%. In resources, not much to cheer about, iron ore stocks held up ok, but coal stocks fell into a black hole despite a ship arriving in China, NHC down 4.9% WHC off 5.9%. Gold miners fell, NCM down 1.5%, NST hit 1.7% and lithium stocks depressed, PLS falling 3.2%, AKE down 4.1% and LYC falling too down 1.7%. Oil and gas stocks mixed, HZN being a winner today, up 3.3%. In corporate news, AGL had a power cut falling 10.3% on dismal numbers, STO resumed WA ops, CHC reaffirmed guidance and MP1 skips a dividend, not unexpected. Nothing on the economic front except for banks raising mortgage rates and sticking with deposit rates. Economic data thin on the ground too. Asian market mixed still with Japan down and China up. 10-year yields pushing higher again. Dow Jones futures up 95 points. NASDAQ futures up 40 points.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

 ASX 200 slipped 5 points to 7464 (0.1%) as an early rally reversed. The index does not tell the whole story though with huge volatility in some sectors. Some caution crept in ahead of the Fed and US results and end of month book squaring taking the wind out of the lithium sector and golds. Resources were smashed although BHP, RIO and FMG holding up but S32, IGO and PLS gave up the uneven struggle and threw in the towel short term, Quarterlies dropping all over the place. Gold miners failed to impress as NCM fell 1.2%, NST off 1.7% and EVN falling 2.4%. Rare earths too in the headlights, LYC down 3.3%, MIN off 3.9% and CXO falling 5.7% in lithium. Nasty end to the month from the resource sector. Oil and gas mixed, coal eased, NHC off 0.3%. Banks were flat with the Big Bank Basket unchanged yet again at $190.69. Insurers mixed and money managers eased, GQG off 4.4%. REITs slipped after some good sessions, GMG off 0.8% and CHC down 2.3%. Tech stumbled lower, CPU off 0.6% and XRO down 1.1%. The index dropped 1.0%. Healthcare recovered as defensives generally improved, CSL up 1.7% and RMD up 2.4% after a big drop yesterday. WOW flying on retail numbers up 3.8% and COL up 2.4%. In corporate news, it was all about quarterlies, MP1 were smashed 24.7% on a disappointing result, PBH in similar fashion as it extended its deal with NBC, down 17.4%. SYA dropped 11.9% on a successful ore crushing trial, PWH rallied hard up 5.0% on a UK acquisition and NXD starting to look interesting on an update, up 5.8%. FLT in a halt on a capital raise and UK acquistion. On the economic front, the December retail numbers missed by a country mile and showed that the Black Friday sales pulled spending out of Xmas. We got slightly better Chinese PMI numbers today. In Asia, Japan eased 0.2%, HK fell 1.2% and China off 0.8% after a huge run. 10-year yields at 3.52%. No great shakes post retail sales numbers. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

 ASX 200 falls 69 points to 6731 (1%). Rallied a little but Asian markets weaker hurting sentiment. Banks help up well with the Big Bank Basket up to $182.41 (0.4%). MQG though continued to be pressured falling 2.9% with insurers flat. Fund managers falling away again, GQG down 3.6%, MFG off another 4.8% and PDL down 3.0%. Healthcare stocks slipped led by CSL down 1.9%, COH off 3.3% and RMD down 2.2%. Industrials eased as WES fell 0.8%, BXB down 2.0% and TCL off 1.1% on rising yields. Telcos and ‘old skool' platforms slid, TLS down 0.8%, REA falling 4.2%. Tech down and small tech remains under pressure, XRO down 5.2% and the All-Tech Index down 3.7%. Resources were an unhappy place to be as China wallows in CV19 protectionism, although there are some signs of easing quarantine for incoming passengers. Unlikely to help much. BHP fell 2.3%, FMG off 4.0% and base metals stocks under pressure, S32 down 2.7% and LYC down 4.2%. Lithium companies fell, PLS down 2.2% and AKE dipping 2.8%, graphite and battery companies benefitted from Biden building back better batteries. SYR up 10.6% and NVX the best up 7.0%. On oil and gas, WDS knocked it out of the park with higher LNG prices, rising 6.2%, STO also doing well on its production report rising 2.0%. Old king coal not such a merry old soul as brokers trimmed recommendations after the huge runs with rain continuing. In corporate news, CGF bounced 4.6% on Q1 AUM and sales rising, MP1 fell 11.8% as it restated some crucial numbers from presentation, SFR fell 13.2% on quarterly update. RBL burst popping 26.9% with CGS also down 9.4% on a business update. On the economic front, jobless came in again at 3.5% with a mere 900 jobs added below forecast. In Asian markets, some buying appeared at the lows after the HK market fell to a 13-year low, Japan fell 1% after the BoJ had to intervene as the Yen hit 150 v the USD. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

Scott Phillips from the Motley Fool and Philip Pepe from Shaw and Partners go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: CDA, NEA, MSB, CCX, JBH, DXS, NHF, CGF, MP1, QPM. Our stock of the day is Tyro Payments (TYR). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners and Mark Gardner from Maqro Capital go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: GMG, NWS, TLS, ATL, CIP, VDHG, MP1, HVN, PPS and WAF. Our stock of the day is Ramsay Health Care (RHC). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inovação e as 5 mentes do Sapiens - Pensar é nos Reformatar. - Quando falamos sobre Inovação Pessoal esbarramos num pantanoso problema: nossa visão do Sapiens é repleta de equívocos. - Assim, quando falamos que queremos nos Originalizar, ser mais nós mesmos, na verdade, estamos falando em Reformatação. - Ter consciência de que todos tivemos obrigatoriamente que passar por um processo de Formatação Básica é fundamental para o processo de Reformatação. - Quando o Zeca Padoginho canta “Deixa a vida me levar”, na verdade, ele está defendendo que a formatação feita sobre a MP1 seja o guia das nossas vidas. - Assim, quando falamos de Inovação no Geral, ou de Inovação Pessoal, Grupal ou Organizacional, fica impossível ter um resultado melhor, se não compreendermos as 5 Mentes. - É preciso muscular e alongar as diferentes mentes, conforme o tipo de mudança que você deseja promover. - A Civilização 2.0 nos traz um Ambiente de Sobrevivência muito mais Cooperativo e isso gera um exponencial aumento da Taxa de Inovação. https://bit.ly/artigobimodal060922a É isso, que dizes? Venha conhecer a Visão de Futuro para Disruptores da Bimodais! Me manda um Zap: 21-996086422 (Nepô, chega de MIMIMI!) Compre meu livro Administração 3.0, autografado:https://bit.ly/adm30autografado

 ASX 200 slightly better in a closing rally with the index up 9 points to 7030 (0.1%). Results focus. Another small range day today with Banks weighing following NAB results down 2.9% with the Big Bank Basket down to $ 175.59(1.5%). CBA results tomorrow with SUN bouncing 2.5% post its numbers and broker updates. Insurers doing well, QBE rising 1.4% and IAG up 1.8%. MQG in demand following Veolia deal, up 0.9%. ASX rose 0.5% and MFG rallying 2.8%. Healthcare better with CSL up 0.5% and RHC better by 0.4%. Industrials also in demand, WES up 1.8%, ALL up 1.4% and TLS up 0.8% with ‘old skool' platform stocks doing well today. REA up 6.7% on results, SEK up 3.2% and tech better with the All Tech Index up 2.1%. XRO up 3.7% and WTC doing well up 2.5%. Resources coming off the boil slightly with OZL up 0.3% but BHP down 0.8%. Lithium stocks in demand and a huge short squeeze in some. LKE up 15.4% and LTR up 5.3%. Off highs but still strong. Base metals eased, S32 down 0.5%, IGO up 0.3%. Oil and gas stocks mixed. In corporate news, NAB fell 2.9% on slightly disappointing NIM numbers, NWS rose 5.9% as its digital offerings did well, MP1 results squeezed the shorts rising 10.0% and MSB fell 7.0% on yet another capital raising at 75c. In economic news, consumer confidence remains fragile and falling, hitting lowest level since April 2020. Asian markets mixed, Japan down 0.9%, China up 0.1% and HK up 0.3%. 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.

Gaurav Sodhi from Intelligent Investor and Luke Winchester from Merewether Capital go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: SHL, SVW, CLG, AZJ, WAM, LOV, TLX, GMG, CXO, MP1. Our stock of the day is MoneyMe (MME). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

ASX 200 finished slightly weaker down 3 at 6792 (0%) as the index drifted around ahead of weekend. Dow futures weighing slightly on Snap drop. Banks were firm dominated by trade in ANZ rights up 25.4%. The Big Bank Basket rose to $171.34(0.8%). MQG slipped slightly as brokers warning of a weaker result to come, QBE slumped 2.1% as IAG underwhelmed with numbers falling 1.4%. MFG continued to find friends up 2.3%. Healthcare mixed, CSL down 0.6% and COH up 3.2%. Industrials wafted around, TLS fell 1.3%, REA down 3.9%, DMP down 4.5% with REITs unchanged. Tech patchy with some good gains in DUB, PNV and MP1. The All-Tech Index unchanged. Miners were flat with some strength in some gold miners, NST up 2.0% and BHP still under pressure on iron ore pricing down 0.11%. Lithium stocks mixed, Julie Bishop's MIN fell 1.5%. Oil and gas stocks fell, WDS down 0.6% and STO off 3.0% with coal stocks mixed after a big week. In corporate news, AX1 slipped 11.6% lower on a disappointing update, CRN had a quarterly falling 8.1% and HUM fell 5.9% on an update on potential exposure to Forum Finance. Nothing special on the economic front. Asian markets Japan up 0.4%. China unchanged and HK up 0.2%. 10-year yields under pressure at 3.43%.                  Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research.Become an informed investor today; thousands of member cannot be wrong.Use Promo Code: PODMT - Subscribe Today!

 ASX 200 sprinted 110 points higher to 6759 (1.7%) on US rally and company updates. All cylinders firing as banks, resources and industrials were bought up. Another bear rally or the real thing? The Big Bank Basket rose to $168.20 (1.0) with ANZ still in a halt. Fund managers also in demand, MQG up 3.9%, HUB rose 0.5% and Insurers also in demand, QBE up 1.0% with SUN rallying 1.1%. Even MFG had its day in the sun, up 7.0%. Healthcare bounced back with CSL up 0.2% and SHL up 2.1% as RMD rallied 2.6%. REITs flying with GMG up 3.1% and SCG up 2.5% with industrials in demand. Staples a little left behind, JBH up raced 4.6% higher post broker comments, REH doing well up 6.3%, TLS up 0.5% and ‘old skool' REA up 2.8% with CAR up 2.6%. Tech stocks bouncing hard, WTC up 5.6%, XRO up 5.9% and ZIP doing well up 12.71%. The All-Tech Index up 3.8%. In resources it was all systems go, BHP up 1.4%, FMG up 5.2% and even gold miners doing ok, NCM up 2.8% and BGL up 3.7%. Lithium in demand, LTR soaring 10.4%, PDN rallying 10.5% and SLX up 12.4% on good news. Oil and gas stocks rallied, WDS up 0.4% and STO 2.1% higher. In corporate news, MP1 silenced the bears with a better than expected update, rising 23.0%, ILU rallied 7.2% on a strategic update.    SMP up 18.4% on a trading update, BUB up 6.5% on a update on I'm Biden , Fly me. AKE shrugged of early losses after its quarterly report, up 0.9%, BPT up 2.8% on its quarterly. In economic news, Phil Lowe gave a speech and admitted RBA had been too pessimistic on economy. Asian markets better and 10-year yields up to 3.54%          Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

Our local market ended yesterday's session higher, rising 0.2% despite mining and energy stocks coming under pressure off the back of subdued commodity and metal prices. Sectors wise, the majority of the market posted gains, with the consumer discretionary, tech and communication services sectors advancing the most. While the energy sector declined 1.8%.As for the best and worst ASX200 performers, Megaport (ASX:MP1) was up the most, following a rebound in the tech sector, as well as a bullish broker note out of Goldman Sachs. The broker reiterated its buy rating with a $9 price target. MP1's last closing price was $6.60, so this implies about 36% share price growth in a year. Qantas' (ASX:QAN) shares also took off yesterday, lifting 4.3%. This comes as the airline announced it is removing vaccine mandates for international travellers commencing next week and following the drop in oil prices recently which has potentially eased the pressure on jet fuel costs. Now, on the flip side, major oil producer, Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS) saw a drop in its share price, off the back of the fall in oil prices, and other decliners yesterday included Viva Energy Group (ASX:VEA) and Alumina (ASX:AWC).The most traded stocks by Bell Direct clients yesterday included Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC), Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) and BHP Group (ASX:BHP).Moving to the US, stocks fell after US inflation came in hotter than expected. The consumer price index increased 9.1% from a year ago during the month of June. This was above the 8.8% expected. So, this inflation reading could push the Federal Reserve into an even more aggressive position at its next meeting later this month. So as for the major benchmarks, the Dow shed 200 points, the S&P500 fell 0.5%, and the Nasdaq was down 0.2%. What to watch today:The SPI futures are suggesting our market will open slightly lower, down 0.06%. The unemployment rate for June will be released today at 11:30am AEST. It is estimated that 35,000 jobs were added to the local economy last month, which is potentially enough to see the unemployment rate ease to a low of 3.8%. This depends however on the workforce participation rate, which is expected to drop to 66.5%.  In commodities, oil prices edged slightly higher after their recent sell-off. The gold price rebounded as the US dollar retreated. And the spot iron ore price trades 4% lower at US107 a tonne.Watch Auckland International Airport (ASX:AIA) and Netwealth Group (ASX:NWL) today. AIA will be giving an update on its monthly traffic, while NWL will be providing a June quarter update.Botala Energy will be debuting on the ASX today. It's an Australian energy company focused on exploration and development opportunities for natural gas and renewables in Botswana, and it will be trading under the ticker code BTE.Trading Ideas:Bell Potter have maintained its Hold rating on Bega Cheese (ASX:BGA) with a reduced price target from $4.20 to $3.80. At its current share price of $3.55 this implies 7% share price growth in a year. Trading Central has a bearish signal on Origin Energy (ASX:ORG), indicating that the stock price may fall from the close of $5.45 to the range of $3.50 - $3.90 in the next 146 days according to standard principals of technical analysis. 

ASX 200 gave up early gains to close up 4 points at 6606 (+0.1%). Resources were once again on the nose after more shutdowns in China affecting stimulus hopes with recession fears trumping all. Iron ore miners led falls, BHP down 1.4%, MIN off 2.6% and base metal stocks weaker with lithium depressed. INR down 7.5%, PLS off 2.2% and AKE down 4.8%. Coal and energy stocks firmed with WHC up 1.8% and WDS rising 0.5%. In the banking sector the Big Bank Basket rose to $164.56 (+1.1%) with CBA up 1.2%, elsewhere insurers flat, MFG continue to slip another 0.8%. Healthcare better led by CSL up 1.6% and RMD gaining 2.1%. Elsewhere industrials were mixed, WES better by 0.8%, COL up 1.9% and WOW up 2.0% but TLS down 0.8% and REA off 0.2%. Tech stocks slipping TNE down 2.4%, MP1 down 4.1%. The All-Tech Index fell 1.1%. In corporate news, APE rose 3.3% on a positive business update. CXO fell 7.1% after a resource upgrade. RHC eased 1.6% as media reports that KKR may walk and LNK down 3.5% for a similar reason. In economic news, consumer confidence fell again. Asian markets weak, lowest levels for two years. 10-year yields at 3.39%. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.

Chris Conway from Marcus Today and David Lane from Ord Minnett go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: ANN, SFR, RWC, MP1, EML, LYC, DMP, AMC, MGR, SLC. Our stock of the day is Bendigo and Adelaide Bank (BEN). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 ASX 200 fell 35 points to 6594 (0.5%) as commodity stocks remain under serious pressure on crude falls. Iron ore stocks led the falls with BHP down 5.6% (34 index points alone) and FMG off 4.9%. Gold miners slid on bullion falls, NCM down 6.6% RRL down 6.9% and EVN off 4.0%. Base metals also in the firing line, IGO collapsed 4.9%, S32 off 8.3% and AKE down 4.0%. Energy stocks also on the nose, WDS down 6.9%, STO falling 6.2% and KAR down 11.0%. Coal stocks ease with WHC down 3.7%. The pile on continues. The banks though kept their end up as they passed on rate increases. The Big Bank Basket rose to $162.40 (1.0%). CBA up 0.8%, NAB up 1.8% and MQG doing well up 0.6%. Insurers remain unloves as flood waters rise and Albo visits the scene. No hose for him either. Healthcare doing ok, CSL up 2.6% and FPH rising 3.4%, industrials gained, WES up 1.6%, ALL up 2.3% and REH up 3.2%. ‘Old Skool' platform stocks pushed up with REA up 2.4% and SEK up 1.9%. Unloved and shorted stocks that were belted due to tax year selling have been the stand out stars. MP1 up 14.0%, 360 up 13.9% and DMP +6.5% doing better as it now charges a 6% surcharge on deliveries. Tech stocks better in line with Nasdaq, WTC up 3.7%, XRO bouncing 6.7%. The All -Tech Index rose 3.2%. In corporate news, BUB returned from a trading halt after a cap raise falling 3.1%. EML rose 10.5% after signing a deal in Spain and QAN is facing a strike after its $5000 incentive fails to fly with engineers. Asian markets drift lower with Japan down 1.1%, HK down 1.6% and China off 1.2%. 10-year yields fell hard down to 3.39% Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

Gaurav Sodhi from the Intelligent Investor and Luke Winchester from Merewether Capital go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: CSS, TTT, BCB, MP1, SDF, CAR, BRG, FFX, IMU, WTC. Our stock of the day is Link (LNK). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Francesco De Stradis from Ord Minnett and Mark Gardner from Maqro Capital go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: JBH, SFR, MP1, BXB, NHF, REA, OZL, MTS, PBH, NUF. Our stock of the day is Aussie Broadband (ABB). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Gardner from Maqro Capital and Gary Glover from Novus Capital go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: RZI, GDA, WPL, ADV, BCC, MP1, HM1, ADH, BCB, SNZ. Our stock of the day is HUB24 (HUB). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last week ended on a positive note, as Aussie shares closed higher for the third straight session, closing 0.6% on Friday, and lifting its weekly gain by 3.3%. The energy sector led the market after the oil price rose 9%, while the tech sector followed. The technology sector was led by Block (ASX:SQ2), which rose 7.2% to $168.88. Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR), Paladin Energy (ASX:PDN) and Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) were among the top performers, while Megaport (ASX:MP1) fell 8%, following news that its founder and chairman, Bevan Slattery, had sold $3 million MP1 shares. The most traded stocks by Bell Direct clients on Friday included Lake Resources (ASX:LTR), Core Lithium (ASX:CXO) and BHP Group (ASX:BHP). US stocks posted their best week since 2020. The Dow rose more than 270 points or 0.8%, the S&P500 rose 1.1% and the Nasdaq rose 2.05%. What to watch today:Following the rally on Wall Street, the local market is set to rise 0.81% at the open this morning, going by the SPI futures. In commodities, oil is trading 2% higher at US$104.95 a barrel, after a 8% rally in the previous session. Gold weakened past US$1,940 an ounce. And seaborne iron ore is higher at US$159.59 a tonne. Adairs (ASX:ADH) and NRW Holdings (ASX:NWH) are set to go ex-dividend today. Trading Ideas:Bell Potter maintained their BUY rating on The a2Milk Company (ASX:A2M) and have lowered their price target from $7.70 to $7.15. They expect the scope for EPS to double by FY26, if the company can execute on its China offline expansion strategy, while regaining 50% of the lost sales in its English label IMF, from FY20-21. A2M last closed to $5.40, implying 32.4% share price growth in a year. Trading Central have identified a bullish signal in AVZ Minerals (ASX:AVZ), indicating that the price may rise from the close of $0.92 to the range of $1.20 to $1.28, over 68 days. 

This week Bart goes over a poorly played hand from his brief session at the Hustler Casino's $5/$5 game before he went on to do the Hustler Casino Live! commentary.Hands: 1. 5-5-$10 NL $1k effective +1 t $35 Hero in MP1 Qd Jd 3! to $115, call. Pot: $230FLOP: 9d 5h 4c . x /$100 call. $430TURN: 6h x/xRIVER: 3s x and should I bet? 2. 5-5 NL at Hustler $1,000 Effective One limp +1, I open Th 8h MP1 to $30.. SB to 3! to $90. Fold I call. POT: $190FLOP: 7s 5s 4c .. SB bets $75, I call. $340TURN: 2h x/xRIVER: 5d x/x he wins w KQdd..

Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data Analytics and Gaurav Sodhi from Intelligent Investor go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: RNU, SYR, AD8, RAN, MFG, MP1, MCL, DUB, RAD, QBE. Our stock of the day is JB Hi-Fi (JBH). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The ASX 200 collapsed today as both resources and banks suffered heavy losses. The ASX 200 fell 167 points to 7176 (2.3%) below support and the bottom of the recent trading channel. Largest loss in a year.  Banks were struck down hard with the Big Bank Basket down to $174.78 (-1.3%) led by CBA off 1.3%, WBC down 0.6% and MQG down 3.8%. Insurers whacked with QBE down 2.2% and SUN off 1.9%. Big falls too in wealth managers and platforms, MFG down 3.9% and NWL falling 6.0%. Healthcare also on the nose as nowhere to hide, CSL down 2.5% and now well and truly under water, SHL down 3.1% and RMD falling 1.7%. Industrials were walloped, WES down 2.3%, TLS down 1.5% and REA hit 3.6%. REITs fell too despite 10-year yields down at 1.90%. Tech smashed with CPU down 2.3%, BRN off 11.6% and MP1 down 4.4%. SQ2 fell 2.3% with the All-Tech Index down 3.0%. Resources though which have held up for so long capitulated after the BHP vote with the stock falling 4.8%, RIO saw Novax retribution and fell 4.1%, FMG down 2.1% and lithium shares depressed. PLS off 6.1% and MIN off 3.1%. Rare earths also in trouble, LYC down 7.5% and base metals off to despite price rises on the LME. Oil was weaker in Asian trade dragging down WPL by2.4 % and STO by 2.6%. In company news, WHC warned of the effects on production of La Nina falling 6.10%, NXL disappointed yet again, when will investors learn, and dropped 22.8%. In economic news, ANZ jumped on the RBA ‘will shake things up' band wagon after such good unemployment numbers yesterday. Nothing on the economic front, Asian markets flop Japan down 1.9%, HK down 0.8% and China off a similar amount. 10-year yields fall to 1.9%Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

The ASX fell 76 points to close at 7333 (1.0%) after trying valiantly to rally at lunch, giving up the ghost as the US futures markets turned south. Banks weighed heavily with CBA down 1.5% NAB off 1.2% and MQG falling 3.7% in sympathy with Goldman Sachs. The Big Bank Basket fell to $178.20. Insurers were relatively unchanged despite 10-year yields hitting 2%. Fund managers also on the nose with MFG down 0.9%, PNI down 4.1% and ASX off 2.1%. Healthcare in casualty as CSL fell below the SPP price down 1.2%, RHC down 1.8%, RMD off 4.4% and FPH down 3.1%. Industrials also falling although less aggressively. WES fell 1.0%, TLS down 1.6%, TCL off 1.5% and RWC down 4.0%. Tech falling again as Nasdaq fell hard, APT down 2.2%, XRO down 2.4% and the All-Tech Index off 1.7%. MP1 was a casualty today of a business update crashing 16.2%. Miners staggered as lithium ran out of puff, PLS down 3.9%, AKE down 6.9% on a broker, iron ore miners were off with FMG falling 1.5% and BHP hanging in ahead of the crucial vote. Energy stocks rallying hard as the oil price continues to hold firm. STO up 1.8% and WPL up 0.9%. In corporate news, BRN announced a US patent rising 14.5%, HUB up 2.1% on a FUM update. In economic news, the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment fell by 2.0% to 102.2 in January from 104.3 in December. Asian markets weaker with Japan down 2.4%, HK managed to stay flat and China off 0.6%.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

Rudi Filapek-Vandyck from FNArena and Claude Walker from A Rich Life go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: 360, PEN, HLA, AMS, ABB, FLC, IEL, DOC, MP1, PXA. Our stock of the day is Bapcor (BAP). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En el Wrap It Up! de hoy analizamos algunas de las características sobresalientes del nuevo sistema de iluminación modular MP1 de La nueva empresa Aptolux.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/wrapitup. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Con tu apoyo podemos llegar a más oídos https://plus.acast.com/s/wrapitup.

This week Bart discusses skipping the Main Event for the first time in 15 years, and discusses what actually is useful information in poker and what is irrelevant. He also examines common mistakes in PLO double board Bomb Pots.20:15 Hand 1: Hero dealt Qh 9c 9d 8h from early position. $50 ante from everyone pot is $400 with $10k effective stacks FLOP1: Js 8s 3sFLOP2: 9c 6d 2hEP bets $200, I call, CO calls. POT: $1000TURN1: 2dTURN2: 5h EP bets $900 and I fold.28:35 Hand 2: Hero dealt Ac Kh 2s 4h from EP.FLOP1: 8c 5c 6d FLOP2: 2d 2c 5hI check, MP1 bets $300, call, call and I fold

Gaurav Sodhi from Intelligent Investor and Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data Analytics go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: SWM, CBO, REA, SOL, ERA, BTI, 3DP, MQG, MMM, MP1. Our stock of the day is Westpac (WBC). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Aussie share market enjoyed a gain of 0.2% this week (Mon-Thu). Australia's core inflation rate hit a six-year high and all eyes will be on the RBA minutes.   In this week's wrap, Sophia covers: (0:42) Reliance Worldwide (ASX:RWC) gaining 10% after an announcement (1:45) Two stocks that saw big gains this week(2:19) An idea to compliment US mega cap exposure (3:08) What stocks Bell Direct clients were trading this week(3:42) Six economic news items to watch out for Watch the weekly wrap video here.

Yesterday, the ASX200 gained 38 points or 0.5%, which marked the fourth gain in the last five days. All sectors closed in the green, apart from the Energy and Consumer Staples sectors. In the US, the Dow Jones surged to a new all-time high, the S&P500 notched its sixth straight day of gains, while the Nasdaq closed slightly lower. Following the decent night on Wall Street, the futures are suggesting the Aussie share market will open 0.16% higher this morning.What to watch today:There are several companies reporting today, they include Alumina (ASX:AWC), Brambles (ASX:BXB), Woodside Petroleum (ASX:WPL), Cimic Group (ASX:CIM), Megaport (ASX:MP1), Mirvac Group (ASX:MGR), and Rhipe (ASX:RHP).AGMs today include Wesfarmers (ASX:WES), likely to also provide a trading update at the event, Transurban (ASX:TCL), Crown Resorts (ASX:CWN), APA Group (ASX:APA), as well as Endeavour Group (ASX:EDV), Auckland International Airport (ASX:AIA) and Magellan Financial Group (ASX:MFG).The most traded stocks yesterday by Bell Direct clients included BHP (ASX:BHP) which traded slightly higher yesterday after the company managed to outbid Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest's Wyloo Metals to buy Canadian nickel miner Noront Resources. The company's chief executive stated that BHP's offer delivers certainty of value to Noront shareholders via an all-cash offer. Another most traded stock was Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC). Its share price tumbled 7.9% yesterday after China's state planner, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said that they were looking to clamp down on surging coal prices.The oil price continues to trade at 7-year high territory, lifting 1.1% to US$83.89 a barrel. This comes after US crude stockpiles fell and inventories at the nation's largest storage site hit their lowest level in three years.  The gold price is currently trading 0.7% higher at US$1,781 an ounce. And the sea borne iron ore price is trading slightly higher at US$123 a tonne.Trading ideas:Bell Potter has reiterated its BUY recommendation on oil and gas exploration and production company, Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) with an increased price target of $1.65 (previously $1.62). BPT is currently trading down 20% YTD and yesterday closed 3.7% lower, which implies 14.6% share price growth. Bullish charting signals have been identified in Panoramic Resources (ASX:PAN), Airtasker (ASX:ART) and Bapcor (ASX:BAP), according to Trading Central.

Jun Bei Liu from Tribeca Investment Partners and Claude Walker from A Rich Life go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: MP1, ACl, BVS, MVP, NDQ, CGC, NHF, RKN, TWD, DHG. Our stock of the day is Baby Bunting (BBN). 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 building back better with a 58 point rise to 7055 (0.8%). Dow futures down 18. Across the board gains building throughout the day. Closing on its highs for a loss of a mere 8 points so far this week. Banks doing well again with the Big Bank Basket up to $169.22. AMP falls to new lows on AUM position. AGL CEO decides its all too hard to suddenly resigns. MP1 shoots the lights out and 3DP up 28% too. Drinks on Bevan tonight. BHP higher by 0.9% on broker upgrades and the All Tech Index up 1% today. 10-year yields down to 1.69%

CLICK HERE to sign up for a free trial of the Marcus Today newsletter including our daily STRATEGY PODCAST.ASX 200 building back better with a 58 point rise to 7055 (0.8%). Dow futures down 18. Across the board gains building throughout the day. Closing on its highs for a loss of a mere 8 points so far this week. Banks doing well again with the Big Bank Basket up to $169.22. AMP falls to new lows on AUM position. AGL CEO decides its all too hard to suddenly resigns. MP1 shoots the lights out and 3DP up 28% too. Drinks on Bevan tonight. BHP higher by 0.9% on broker upgrades and the All Tech Index up 1% today. 10-year yields down to 1.69%

Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data Analytics and Gaurav Sodhi from Intelligent Investor go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: BOE, QEM, BKW, CLH, AD8, MP1, 8CO, IAG, TGR, NCK. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James Rosenberg from E.L. & C. Baillieu and Rob Corlett from Maqro Capital go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: CAR, PSQ, REH, INR, SLR, IAG, BWX, MP1, VRT, SCP. The stock of the day is Flight Centre (FLT). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Page from Strawman.com and Owen Raszkiewicz from Rask Australia go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: OSH, DEX, ABB, MOAT, SPL, MP1, NEA, PPS, IFL. Stock of the day is Commonwealth Bank (CBA). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The ASX200 is eyeing a lift of 0.1% at the open.Companies reporting today:Commonwealth Bank (ASX:CBA), Insurance Australia Group (ASX:IAG), CIMIC (ASX:CIM), Megaport (ASX:MP1), Centuria (ASX:CNI) and Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN).Yesterday's most traded stocks:Large caps: Zip (ASX:Z1P), ANZ Bank (ASX:ANZ) and Amcor (ASX:AMC) which all lost over 1% yesterday.Small caps: Reedy Lagoon (ASX:RLC) rose 176%, Flexiroam (ASX:FRX) fell 28% and Stemcell (ASX:SCU) rose 30%.Local trading ideas:Macquarie expects Fortescue Metals (ASX:FMG) shares to rally up to $26.50.Alcidion (ASX:ALC) was initiated as a buy by Bell Potter with a $0.28 target. Alcidion tech is already being used by Queensland Health and in Scotland.Sealink (ASX:SLK), Infomedia (ASX:IFM) and MNF Group (ASX:MNF) are giving off bullish charting signals according to Trading Central.

Let’s learn some interesting inventions of Germany in this new episode of “Inventions”. We have to refill our car engines with diesel, right? But who made these diesel engines? It was made by Rudolf Diesel in 1868. One day he got an idea of creating a high compression igniting engine for cars. After a lot of experimentations, he finally made a fuel-based engine. The outlook of the diesel engine might have changed and modified today but the basic characteristics and technological science date back to the 1896 model. Every science lab has an electron microscope. Microscopes magnify small particles and give us a wider view. In 1931, German physicist Ernst Ruska and Max Knoll created the first working electron microscope which is a super useful invention in the world of science. You might have seen your parents wearing a contact lens in their eyes. Do you know what are those for? Contact lens corrects the problem of focus in our eyes and provides us with good vision. In 1888, a German ophthalmologist Adolf Gaston Eugen Fick used a blown glass to create the lens that would protect the cornea, the transparent part of our eye. The tape recorder is a kind of mixed invention. Fritz Pfleumer in 1928 invented magnetic tape and following this invention, later tape recorder was created. The 1st tape recorder was demonstrated in 1935. An audio engineer, John Mulein created the tape recorder all by himself in his studio. We all know about MP3 right? The audio format is used to compress large audio files without losing their original quality. Mp3 stands for MPEG. Mp1 appeared in 1992 but had low bandwidth. Then with a lot of modifications, MP2 was made which was ideally played for DVDs. The came MP3 which turned out to be a major hit all across the globe.Let’s learn about all these great German inventions in this short kids podcast.www.chimesradio.com http://onelink.to/8uzr4g https://www.facebook.com/chimesradio/ https://www.instagram.com/vrchimesradio/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/chimesradioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Moreland from TeamInvest and Scott Phillips from The Motley Fool go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: WBC, IRI, MP1, BGL, DRR, BBOZ, WSP, TLS, RMD, OTW. The stock of the day is Nick Scali (NCK). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Novac from Wealthwise Education and Michael Gable from Fairmont Equities go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: JHX, CVN, REH, TYR, TNT, EGR, MP1, ARB, BWX, ACQ. The stock of the day is Infratil (IFT). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scott Phillips from The Motley Fool and Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data Analytics go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: RSG, EHE, MP1, DDR, CGR, BPT, IFM, GUD, MYS, NSR. The stock of the day is Treasury Wine Estates (TWE). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In just one week the Aussie share market hit a seven-month high, whilst also hitting an eight-day low. It seems this pendulum of volatility is a reaction to the impending U.S. election in ten days. The technical viewpoint indicates there is upside to come.In this week's wrap, Jessica covers:(1:05) Investors rotating out of defensive sectors and into cyclicals(1:19) Pro Medicus (ASX:PME) jumping 14%, while Megaport (ASX:MP1) sinks 9%(2:07) The pre-election cash build up: what you need to know(3:02) What the markets tell us about the U.S. election(5:05) Three trading ideas in IT, Education & Property

The ASX futures are suggesting the market will lift 0.2%  - with the focus on Daniel Andrews opening Victoria's boarders. This comes after seven of Australia's largest companies, including BHP, Wesfarmers, CBA and CSL called on the government to open the boarders, saying ‘the current situation is not sustainable'. Hopes are high for a new U.S. fiscal rescue package to be reached, with  House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi just hours away from handing a deal to the Trump Administration, to hopefully be passed before the election. The benchmark S&P500 ended 0.5% higher, the Dow lifted 0.4% and the Nasdaq rose 0.3%. As for commodities: Oil gained 1.7% to US$41.51 and Gold maintained its foothold around US$1,909.  What to watch today:More quarterly results are out today, including for: Lynas Corporation (ASX:LYC), Megaport (ASX:MP1), Sandfire Resources (ASX:SFR), Syrah Resources (ASX:SYR), Atlas Arteria Group (ASX:ALX), and Coronado Global Resources (ASX:CRN). AGMs today: AGL Energy (ASX:AGL), MyState (ASX:MYS), Orora (ASX:ORA), Service Stream (ASX:SSM) and Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW).Ex-dividends: Acrow Formwork & Construction Service (ASX:ACF), Australia & International Holdings Limited (ASX:AID) and Sandon Capital Investments (ASX:SNC). Preliminary retail data is out today. Not likely to move the needle though.   Trading ideas:Bell Potter upgraded costume jewellery business Lovisa (ASX:LOV) as a Buy, increasing its price target to $10.00 , implying 15% upside. LOV held its AGM yesterday, noting same store sales are almost back in the black, while Metro Melbourne stores are set to open on 1 November.Zip (ASX:Z1P) was reiterated as a UBS Sell, with a $5.50 price target, after Zip launched ‘Tap and Zip' allowing people to shop anywhere that accepts Zip.Bell Potter downgraded Pacific Smiles (ASX:PSQ) from a Buy to a Hold, but increased its target to $2.05. However Morgan Stanley maintained Pacific Smiles as a Buy with a $2.40 target as the group is expecting fee growth of 20%.  Uniti Group (ASX:UWL), Structural Monitoring Systems (ASX:SMN) and West African Resources (ASX:WAF) are all showing bullish charting signals - according to Trading Central.

Henry Jennings from Marcus Today and Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners go in-depth and stock-specific. Stocks: SGP, SSM, OBL, TNE, MP1, EML, CDA, MHJ, MCR, AEF. Stock of the day is QuickFee (QFE). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, the Elevated Poker Podcast team talk about recording hands and why it's an important part of your study routine. Kyle and Mike go over how to manually record your hands, some key ways you can improve, and more. Example of how to transcribe your Hand History: 100 big blind effective $1/$2 Cash Game at (Your Location) Hero in MP1 with AcKc Hero ($200) opens MP1 to $8, CO (cutoff) calls, Button calls, Blinds fold Flop ($27) AsAd3h Hero bets $9, CO calls, Button folds Turn ($45) 2h Hero bets $15, CO calls River ($75) 5h Hero checks, CO shoves all in $68 Hero? Be sure you're subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive new weekly episodes! To elevate your game, check us out at: www.elevatedpoker.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this instalment of our From the helm series, Bell Direct's Jessica Amir speaks to Megaport's (ASX:MP1) CEO, Vincent English.Cloud services business Megaport is a leader in the Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) market. With its revenue jumping 66%, and its shares rising about 46% year-to-date, Megaport has enjoyed success in an otherwise turbulent market. Only one question remains - what's its path to profitability? In this video Vincent discusses:(0:24) MP1's elevator pitch(1:52) What investors should know about MP1's results(4:18) When investors can expect MP1 to generate net profit after tax(4:53) The inside scoop on the cloud industry(7:09) MP1's focus on ESG(8:58) How MP1 addresses gender balanceThis interview was conducted on the 8th of September, 2020.

Julia Lee from Burman Invest and Rod Bristow from Clime Investment Management Limited go in-depth and stock-specific.Stocks: SUN, SCP, BLD, MNY, QUB, VCX, MAI, MP1, EHL, OZL. The stock of the day is Whispir (WSP). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Morgans Adviser Chris Titley chats to Ian Olson , MD of Pointerra (ASX:3DP). Pointerra is involved with 3D datasets and operates across multiple verticals including energy, resources, sport and film/TV. Ian talks about the history of Pointerra and how it was created with the current CEO of Nearmap (ASX Code:NEA) , how they are different to NEA and others, as well as the recent placement to Bevan Slattery (NXT, MP1, SLC founder) of $2.5m.

Morgans Adviser Chris Titley chats to Ian Olson , MD of Pointerra (ASX:3DP). Pointerra is involved with 3D datasets and operates across multiple verticals including energy, resources, sport and film/TV. Ian talks about the history of Pointerra and how it was created with the current CEO of Nearmap (ASX Code:NEA) , how they are different to NEA and others, as well as the recent placement to Bevan Slattery (NXT, MP1, SLC founder) of $2.5m.

Episode #26 of Spotee – the Your Call hour saw Henry Jennings from Marcus Today and David Novac from Wealthwise Education answer your questions and shine the spotlight on shares.   Stocks discussed in the episode included $ATH, $BSL, $CCP, $ESK, $HZN, $ISD, $LBL, $MGX, $MP1, $MVP, $NEA, $NXT, $OML, $PGC, $RED, $UWL   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

The smart bike revolution has finally arrived. Wahoo, Tacx and Stages all debut their all-in-one solution to indoor cycling. And in so doing, they lift the price tag of smart training. Are these good value, given you don't need a bike? Will they make indoor cycling more attractive to more people? Are they the game-changer long predicted as such by Zwift CEO Eric Min? Simon, Shane and Zwift Insider editor Eric Schlange try to provide some answers. Zwift also announce the launch of FutureWorks, a test bed for new game features, with steering the first innovation to be opened up to the community for feedback. Plus the launch of the MP1, the first rocker plate produced by a recognised trainer manufacturer is launched by Saris.  This episode has interviews with movers and shakers in indoor cycling . . . .and some insight on THAT big big screen wowing all who pass the Zwift stand at Eurobike. We hope you enjoy listening. 

Check Out Tommy Angelo's Waiting for Straighters!More Great Poker Content!Want to come on the show? Email me a hand history at jack@justhandspoker.comLearn about our partners, Solve For Why!Sign up for Solve for Why TV and get 5% off anything in the store with coupon code Justhands2019!Beaux Rivage Biloxi, MS 1/2MP1 (650) opens to 12, HJ (150) calls, Hero (425) calls in the CO with KhTs, Button (2.5k) calls.Flop: Tc8s2cPot:$48MP1 checks, HJ checks, Hero bets 15, Button calls, MP1 raises to $30, Hero calls, Button calls.Turn: KcPot:$138MP1 checks, hero checks, button bets $75, both players callRiver TdPot:$363Checks to button who shoves, MP1 calls, hero?

More Great Poker Content!Want to come on the show? Email me a hand history at jack@justhandspoker.comLearn about our partners, Solve For Why!Sign up for Solve for Why TV and get 5% off anything in the store with coupon code Justhands2019!Check out Kristy’s amazing WSOP vlog!Want to beta test the Solve For Why training site? Send an email to applications@solveforwhyacademy.com with subject “Beta Test Training Site” to sign up.Venetian $1600300/600/100?MP opens to 1200, next to act calls. Folds to Kristy who calls in the BB with Q2dd. Effective stacks are 25k.Flop (~4500) JdTs3dMP bets 1500. Both players call.Turn (9000) TdMP bets 3k, MP1 folds, Kristy calls.River (15k) 4oKristy checks, villain shoves. Kristy?

More Great Poker Content!Learn about our partners, Solve For Why!Sign up for Solve for Why TV and get 5% off anything in the store with coupon code Justhands2019!River Rock Casino Vancouver$1/2/5 PLOUTG raises to 15, UTG1 ($2500) calls, MP1 calls, Hero is in MP2 w ThT77 ($1400) and calls, CO calls, SB ($1000) calls, BB calls. 7 ways to flop.Flop (105) Jh9h7s UTG checks, UTG1 bets 80, MP1 folds, Hero raises to 225. CO folds, SB calls, BB folds, UTG folds, UTG1 callsTurn (780) 3s. UTG1 bets $700. Hero?

More Great Poker Content!Learn about our partners, Solve For Why!Sign up for Solve for Why TV and get 5% off anything in the store with coupon code Justhands2019! Andrew's Poker VlogLocation: The BellagioStakes: 5/10 PreflopHero (2200) raises to 30 with AK UTG+1, MP1(900) 3bets to 70, BTN (1500) calls, BB (Covers) calls, Hero 4bets to 340, MP1 calls, BTN folds, BB callsFlop (1095) T84rBB checks, Hero bets 420, MP1 folds, BB callsTurn (1935) KoBB checks, Hero bets 680, BB shoves, Hero?

Welcome back to more Mario Party Evolution where we analyze various Mario Party topics! There are 50 mini-games featured in the original Mario Party, but which ones are the best? Our second topic covers my top 10 choices for the best mini-games in Mario Party 1 and why I think they are most enjoyable. Stay tuned next week for my list of the top 10 worst games in Mario Party 1! ~MW

science, technology, computer science, CS, software engineering, programming, parallel processors, CUDA, language, code, Computers, coding, MP0, MP1, hardware, software, memory management, GPU, CPU, memory, parallel code, kernel, threads, launch, thread b