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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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15:32

After spending most of the day in the red, the ASX...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/19

Futures expiry perhaps playing a small part in the rally. The banks led the way once again thanks to dividends returning, improving housing conditions and overall positivity about economic conditions. Thesector closed up the better part of 2%, with tech also performing strongly. Iron ore prices continued to surge on surging Chinese steel production, which unfortunately didn't translate to corresponding gains for the miners with metals and mining down 0.5% for the day. Our top three VODs today

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14:28

Solid volume going through as the 'Great Rotation'...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/18

Everything coming up roses for the banks in terms of positive housing data, stamp duty being abolished in NSW and the RBA's Phil Lowe talking up the housing market as well. CBA up 2.7%, NAB up 2.1%, WBC uo 1.9% and ANZ up 1.2%. Bitcoin hit $18k as sentiment towards crypto goes through a thawing and insto investment increases. The Chinese yuan and Korean won were at their highest levels against the USD since mid 2018 as the carry trade in emerging markets kicks off. Our top three VODs today are:Jun

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15:40

The ASX 200 was back with gusto today, spending most...

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2020/11/17

The ASX 200 was back with gusto today, spending most of the day above the 6,500 level but only closing up 0.21%. It was off to a healthy start thanks to Moderna's announcement last night that its COVID vaccine has 95% efficacy, which pushed the Dow to a record high. Todays leaders were energy, financials (specifically the banks) while gold, healthcare, utilities and tech were on the nose. Check out our interview with Michael Wayne from Medallion Financial on why he's in love with the banks

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16:19

In the 24 minutes of trading we did have today, the...

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2020/11/16

A write off for the market today with a glitch at the ASX shutting down equities trading for the day at 10:24am. The exchange says the problem has been rectified and normal trading will resume at 10am tomorrow.In the 24 minutes of trading we did have today, the ASX 200 was up over 1% after a strong lead in from Wall St, so let's call it a positive session. S&P futures are currently up around 0.8%. Join us at 10am tomorrow for a preview and live coverage of the Afterpay (APT) AGM. Our top three

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11:28

After a rollicking start to the week due to vaccine...

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2020/11/13

The gold sector jumped 4.5% on increased uncertainty in the US, while healthcare, tech and materials were also up. Real estate, consumer staples and energy were all down. Don't forget to check out today's edition of The Last Call where Kochie and Kylie interview the boys from Equity Mates.Marcus Padley on whether markets are bound for GFC 2.0The most investable bank isn't one of the Big FourAussie medtech's cancer breakthroughCatch us live and free at ausbiz.com.au Hosted on Acast. See

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10:52

The local bourse followed Wall St's lead today with...

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2020/11/12

The local bourse followed Wall St's lead today with something of a rotation out of the rotation. The ASX 200 closed down 0.5%. Tech and growth stocks were back in favour while the banks and miners were in the red. Around the region, the Chinese tech names that were hosed yesterday managed to claw back around a third of the losses. The Shanghai Composite is down around 0.2% and the Tokyo TOPIX down 0.5%. S&P 500 futures are currently down around 0.5%...Our top three VODs are:Ben sees

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11:25

A third consecutive day of solid gains for the local...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/11

The rotation to cyclicals continues with the banks, in particular, in favour. CBA was out with its quarterly update and despite Q1 profit down 16%, loan deferrals were down so shares closed up 2.8%. Energy names also had a good day, while gold and consumer discretionary had another rough one. S&P 500 futures are currently up 0.1%.Our top three VODs today are:REITs and their long list of tailwindsWatch this spaceIt's difficult to justify any of the BNPL stocksSubscribe to ausbiz at ausbiz.com.au

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11:04

The market responded resoundingly to last night's...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/10

It really was a tale of two markets as energy, financials and industrials surged, while the sectors that sustained the market during the pandemic - gold, tech, consumer staples, consumer discretionary - dropped like a Republican's bottom lip. Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield jumped 44% after investors voted down a $5.7 billion cap raise to pay down debt. Our top three VODs today are:The market can only go up from here... as long as the vaccine worksWilsons: Aussie banks, EM are good "recovery plays"The

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11:58

The local market obviously liked a Biden win and the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/09

Trump's legal threats and last week's talk of a contested result being the worst-case scenario for the market were both disregarded by investors. Materials, communications and tech were the big sector gainers. REA hit a record high of $139.50 after a series of broker upgrades and more positivity around the real estate market. The bulls run on. Our top three VODs today are:The UK has come to playColes , Amcor and James Hardie are great places to park cash right nowOur base case is for a split

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13:10

The ASX 200 closed up 0.82%, with consumer...

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2020/11/06

What a week. Markets relished US Election gridlock, with tax hikes and regulatory pressure on the tech giants off the table for now. This afternoon, Georgia and Pennsylvania could go either way with an 'non-official' outcome expected any minute. The ASX 200 closed up 0.82%, with consumer discretionary metals and mining leading the gainers. Utilities, tech and healthcare took a hit.Election uncertainty has also pushed gold to a six-week high. Meanwhile, the RBA cut the official rate to a record low

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16:26

Great session for the local bourse as we continue to...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/05

Election gridlock is being perceived as a positive by markets, with a delay in the implementation of the leftist policies of the Democrats around tax and tighter regulation on the tech giants. The ASX 200 closed up 1.28% today with real estate, healthcare and communications leading the way. Meanwhile, Asian markets also liked the prospect of election gridlock, with the MSCI ex-Japan hitting its level since March 2018. We've got the FOMC meeting overnight but expectations are that the Fed will sit

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17:38

What a day. The local market took a dip before...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/04

The ASX 200 closed down 0.07% led by tech and industrials. Futures were also up which, depending on whether you think the election result will be contested or not, was due to the tech sector breathing a sigh of relief at the prospect of a Trump win or hedge funds unwinding trades in anticipation of a contested result. The AUD jumped to US72.2cents this morning before dropping more than 1.5% this afternoon to now sit at 71.06 cents. Join us live from 8:30am AEDT for more US election commentary or

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12:07

The ASX 200 climbed higher this afternoon, finishing...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/03

The energy sector surged 5.3% due to a pop in crude prices and Beach Energy's (up 7.4%) purchase of Senex's Cooper Basin assets. Property (up 2.7%), gold (up 2.6%) and consumer discretionary (up 2.5%) were also strong gainers.So, strap yourselves in for tomorrow's US Election. We have a host of expert commentators joining us, in the US and locally, to analyse the results and what they mean for your investments. We're live from 8:30am AEDT. S&P futures are currently up around 0.5%. Our top three

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12:49

After a mid-morning dip, the local market found its...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/11/02

AMP closed at a three-month high as the Ares valuation came in higher than originally thought, at $6.4 billion, while Westpac closed down 1% after its half-year result raised some concerns around ongoing profitability. Meanwhile, ANZ and NAB finished up 2.3% and 1.2% respectively. Our top three VODs today are:See CSR in a new lightWestpac won't bounce back like ANZ or NABThe case against virtual AGMsWatch us live and free at ausbiz.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

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16:27

vThe ASX 200 closed down 0.5% today to end the local...

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2020/10/30

A very choppy day in what looks like being the norm until the outcome of the US election is locked in. Energy and financials led the gainers this session, while tech, industrials and consumer discretionary were down.Our top three VODs are:Resmed CEO: There's no slow down in our businessMobility is the green light for growthFluence building a bridge to the future in Ivory Coast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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14:31

The ASX fell to a three-week low today as growing...

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2020/10/29

ANZ closed down 2.1% after releasing full-year results today. We spoke with CEO, Shayne Elliott, who said the bank had not lost a single dollar to Covid-19 and loan deferrals were dropping at rate that was "staggeringly good". Out-of-session US futures are up 1.1%, indicating that some of last nights losses may be reversed tonight. Our top three VODs today areANZ CEO Shayne Elliott: "Not a dollar has been lost to Covid" and deferrals are "staggeringly good"EML Payments is a "real mixed bag" of

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12:45

The ASX 200 clawed its way up to a 0.1% gain with the...

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2020/10/28

The ASX 200 clawed its way up to a 0.1% gain withthe Aussie market following the international trend to a reversion to lockdown market dynamics. This despite our communities being wide open in comparison to many other countries. Tech led the gainers today (up 3%) with consumer staples also performing strongly. Consumer discretionary also bounced back with Temple and Webster up 8.4%. And a big congratulations to our Founder and MD, Kylie Merritt, who has just taken out the Entrepreneur of the Year

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11:53

It was all downhill for the ASX 200 today after it...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/10/27

It was all downhill for the ASX 200 today after it followed Wall St's 2% drop overnight.Tech, energy and consumer discretionary led the falls with gold also heavily sold. Here's an ausbiz factoid: ETFs is the third most followed topic by our app users. So, tomorrow's edition of The Call with Kochie will be an ETF special! Kochie will be joined byAndrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory and Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners to slice and dice 10 Aussie ETFs with buy, hold and sell recommendations

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13:41

After a surge of enthusiasm pushed the ASX 200...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/10/26

Buy-now-pay-later and e-commerce stocks all got a reality check today after the recent surges.A takeover offer from Coke Europe pushed Coca-Cola Amatil up more than 16%, with the local board backing the deal. Westpac's announcement that its earnings would take a $1.2 billion hit from a raft of writedowns and the costs of defending its anti-money laundering case only had a marginal effect on the share price today (down 0.4%) reflecting the market's view that the cost is a one off which has already

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19:10

The ASX 200 bounced back from a mid day drop but...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/10/23

The ASX 200 bounced back from a mid day drop, but still closed down 0.11% in what has been a strong month so far. Perhaps surprising, given the amount of uncertainty out there and the fact that October is traditionally a pretty weak month.Miners and tech were down today while energy and banks led the gainers. Seems to be some excitement coming into the banking sectorwith the prospect of more cheap money if the RBA cuts rates as expected next month.Our top three VODs are:Julia Lee: IPOs are a sign of

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