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The COB from ausbiz

Close your business day with the ausbiz anchors and a wrap of the day"s key stories and market movers, as well as our Stock of the Day.Disclaimer: At ausbiz we provide news, information, analysis and commentary. All of this content is general in nature and does not take into account your personal financial situation. The information is not intended as advice and you should not rely on it as such. Before acting on any information you have seen or heard on ausbiz platforms, you should seek independent

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15:52

The Santa Claus rally rolls on with a 10-month high...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/17

The Santa Claus rally rolls on with a 10-month high for the ASX200 today - up 1.2% to 6756.7.A strong lead in from Wall St thanks to the US Congress edging closer to a $1.2 trillion stimulus deal. The unemployment rate for November was better than expected at 6.8%, with the participation rate at 66.1%. And Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, delivered the MYEFO with this year's budget deficit forecast down to $197.7 billion from the $213.7 billion forecast in the October budget. Our top three VODs today

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17:01

Hope springs eternal! At least that's what the market...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/16

Hope springs eternal! At least that's what the market seemed to think today; boosted by Congress in the US last night inching closer to a deal on stimulus. The ASX 200 closed up 0.7%. Tech was a on tear (again) with Afterpay hitting an all time high of $115.69. BNPL challenger, Openpay, jumped 27% after announcing it would expand into the US. Gold also had a big day while energy and healthcare were down. Our top VODs today are:Jun Bei and Marcus: a must buy and a must sellCLSA puts the sell rating

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12:10

The local market limped to the close, falling away...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/15

The local market limped to the close, falling away with the miners and energy names proving the biggest weight.Iron ore miners took a hit across the board with coal companies damaged by the escalation of trade tensions with China. The war of words continues with the PM warning an out-and-out Chinese ban would break WTO rules. As APRA lifts its cap on bank dividend payouts, we prep to hear from ANZ at its AGM tomorrow. Enjoy the evening.Our top three VODs are:Scott Phillips: Sell the iron ore miners

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12:00

The ASX200 closed in the green today on vaccine...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/14

Tech led the gainers (up 3% and Afterpay up 8.8% to $109.93!) while the banks, consumer discretionary (Wesfarmers up 2.7% to $50.94) and REITs also performed strongly. Healthcare, gold, materials and energy weighed. Our top three VODs today are:There are a lot of new kids on the block, but here are Ron's top threeIntelligent picks from GauravCracking the COVID vaccine storage marketCatch us live and free at ausbiz.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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12:18

A second red finish in a row for the ASX 200 with...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/11

A second red finish in a row for the ASX 200 with healthcare, industrials and consumer discretionary weighing. The index closed down 0.61%.CSL was down more than 3% after its coronavirus vaccine in development at the University of Queensland returned false-positive results for HIV in trials! Energy, gold, tech and materials were the bright sparks with the iron ore miners continuing to enjoy their time in the sun. Don't forget to catch today's edition of The Last Call, with Australian cricketing

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14:46

A negative lead in from Wall St meant the local...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/10

Profit takers took the heat off the market with all sectors down. Tech led the falls and gold and communications also took a hit.The surging iron ore price continues to grease the rails for Fortescue - the stock closing up 3.3% today and now up 102% since the start of 2020. Our top three VODs today are:Huge, lucrative holes and the small caps that help them get dugThree stocks - and a Tesla - for the candlestick observersUranium goes boomWatch us live and free at ausbiz.com.au Hosted on Acast. See

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16:24

Another day, another none-month high, for the ASX -...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/09

In fact, if the market is up again tomorrow it will be the longest winning streak of the year. The All Ords is already up 15.9% for the December quarter and we're not too far off the largest quarterly gain since 1987! With no negative impacts on the immediate horizon and TINA (there is no alternative) still at the party, it's looking like the momentum will continue. Our top three VODs today are:Buy the banksAny correction in 2021 will be forced by valuations not earningsMeet the Archer who just

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15:18

Everything old is new again, with investors piling...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/08

These sector rotations, and rotations out of rotations, will surely be one of the defining characteristics of the market in 2020. The ASX 200 closed up 0.2% at a nine- month high, and the sixth consecutive close in the green, with iron ore surging another 1.3% despite news coming out today that Chinese imports of the commodity had dropped for the second month in a row. Our top three VODs today are:Three stocks to get you in the Santa Claus rally and ahead for 2021Iron ore's had a run - so is it time

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13:53

Iron ore struck March 2013 highs today, pushing the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/07

Rampant Chinese demand and restrictions on supply from Brazil mean prices for the red dirt still have a long way to run, according to the analysts we spoke to today. Consumer staples, energy and tech were also up today while gold, healthcare, communications and utilities weighed. Our top three VODs today are:Tired of big tech? Here's some emerging names to check outIn control and going for global growthThe data's getting better... so here are three ETFs to buy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy

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12:40

The local market made a 0.28% gain, with the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/04

News overnight Pfizer would take longer than first expected to roll out its vaccine put a small dampener on markets, but not enough to send them into negative territory. The local market made a0.28% gain, with the broad-based Asian MSCI lifted above its November 25th high.It was (yet) another big day for IPOs. Nuix went nuts, getting as high as $3.70 above its $5.31 issue price. Maas Group and Doctor Care Anywhere also hit the boards and delivered strong upside for investors.Our top three VODs

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12:54

A great day for the iron ore miners thanks to the red...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/03

A great day for the iron ore miners thanks to the red dirt hitting near seven-year highs on surging Chinese steel production. Fortescue was up 13% to $20.66. Are these valuations justified or is a bit of FOMO creeping in? Time will tell. The energy sector was also up while tech and healthcare dragged. Our top three VODs today are:Three stocks for those avoiding the value vs growth debateAn absolute page turnerTesla's addition makes the S&P 500 one giant portfolioWatch us live and free at

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13:57

A better than expected GDP read lifted the ASX 200...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/02

A better than expected GDP read lifted the ASX 200 marginally to flat close - up 0.03%. The lift in GDP was largely due to an increase in spending on services - the largest sector of the Australian economy. With $100 billion saved by Australians since February, stimulus continuing, vaccine development looking promising and borders opening up, things are looking pretty good for 2021, China risks excluded. Our top three VODs today are:Jun Bei Liu's three stocks to consume this summerDomino's and other

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15:38

The local bourse recovered strongly after a...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/12/01

The local bourse recovered strongly after a mid-morning dip into the red to close up 1.08%. All sectors were up today, except energy, which was down thanks to OPEC+ dramas and the fall in the oil price overnight.The RBA surprised no one by keeping rates on hold, with the consensus view that they'll remain at 0.10% for some time yet (see Tweet of the Day below from our mate Con Michalakis)...Our top three VODs are:The three stocks to go West forDon't do the obvious in the re-opening tradeGot TINA

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14:55

The local bourse opened strongly but slid lower...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/30

The local bourse opened strongly but slid lower throughout the day to close down 1.3%. Nevertheless, the gain of around 10% for November was the biggest monthly gain for the market since March 1988 when a Mr Rick Astley had the number one single in Australia.The only sector to finish the day in the green was tech, while consumer discretionary, financials and utilities saw the biggest falls. Our top three VODs today are:Three under-the-radar tech stocks to buy now, grow laterRichard's three micro

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11:04

A Thanksgiving dip for the ASX 200 with the index...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/27

A Thanksgiving dip for the ASX 200 with the index closing down 0.53%. Real estate, gold and communications finished in the green while energy, utilities consumer staples weighed. Our Stock of the Day, Bega Cheese jumped almost 12% after announcing it had completed a $400 million cap raise to acquire the local dairy arm of Japan's Kirin Holdings for $560 million. Meanwhile, Treasury Wines dropped 11% and then entered a trading halt after China announced tariffs on Aussie wines. On today's edition of

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12:56

A 0.7% dip for the ASX 200 today with something of a...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/26

Today's ASX Refinitiv Charity Foundation Trading Day closed with ausbiz's Chairman, David Koch, having the honour of ringing the closing bell. Well done to the ASX for donating today's fees received from cash market trading and nabtrade for donating today's brokerage to the ASX Refinitiv Charity Foundation.A 0.7% dip for the ASX 200 today with something of a re-rotation back into growth names. Tech, utilities and gold saw strong gains while iron ore prices helped metals and mining. US markets are

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11:19

Scutty reckons only a black swan can stop this market...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/25

A solid day on the local bourse - following a strong lead in from the Dow as it surpassed the "sacred number" of 30,000, as a certain Donald Trump referred to it. The ASX 200 cracked nine-month highs again to close at 6,683.30 (up 0.6%). The local market is currently up more than 12% for November. The question is how much steam does it have left in it? Well, according to most of the analysts we spoke to today, quite a bit. Our top three VODs today are:Missed the iron ore and gold rallies? Here's

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14:46

A bumper day for the local market with the ASX 200...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/24

A bumper day for the local market with the ASX 200 pushing to a nine-month high to close up 1.3% at 6,644.1. The banks went on a tear, with the Big Four all up 2-3%. As our old mate Scutty reminded us today: the banks are a microcosm of the broader economy. So perhaps it wasn't surprising that they benefited from the positivity around vaccines and border openings.Energy and travel names also had a good day. Well, mostly... JP Morgan poured cold water on the Sydney Airport (SYD) party, saying it was

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13:08

A solid session after the local bourse mirrored the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/23

A solid session after the local bourse mirrored the rise in futures this morning and them stalled around midday. We eventually closed up 0.3% at hit a nine month high of 6,561.6, keeping the market on track for its best November in 32 years. Energy, materials and tech led the gainers while financials, industrials, real estate and consumer discretionary and staples were the laggards. S&P futures are currently up 0.25%. Our top three VODs today are:The Image DoctorRon's top three picks for the

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13:56

After posting gains for most of the day, the local...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/20

After posting gains for most of the day, the local bourse dipped this afternoon to close down 0.1%. The ASX 200 was still up over 2% for the week, the third consecutive weekly gain. Financials, utlilities, health and tech were the leaders while materials, gold, retail and energy lagged.Check out today's edition of The Last Call, with Kochie and the team reviewing the week in markets with Australia's top commentators.Our top VODs today are:Two stocks and an ETF you can hold 'forever'The good oil,

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