The Santa Claus seasonal rally normally gets underway from mid-December. After huge gains, shares are at risk of a short-term pause but more upside is likely as momentum is very strong.
The Santa Claus seasonal rally normally gets underway from mid-December. After huge gains, shares are at risk of a short-term pause but more upside is likely as momentum is very strong.
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Ding dong the recession is dead! Now I’m worried about how good the recovery will be, but this is good worry!
The year may be coming to an end but there is no end to the amount of insightful data to assist investors with their investment and budget planning decisions.
We’re out of recession and we’re roaring back. You ain’t seen nothin’ yet! Doomsdayers, why don’t you try a little positivity and smile!
It’s important to understand monetary and fiscal policy, and their effects on the fixed interest asset class that can have a significant impact on an investment portfolio.
Our two-way trade with China tallies up to $252 billion. Does this mean we accept their bullying ways?
In happier times, McMillan Shakespeare could do nothing wrong but in September it was turfed out of the S&P ASX 200 index. What’s going on?
The Beijing bad boys are playing their DeNiro tariff card, effectively saying “If you’re gonna mess with us, then we’re gonna mess with you.”
With a mere $220m market cap, Myer is in microcap territory but the once-esteemed retailer chalked up $2.6b in sales from January to July 2020.
Last Saturday spent over an hour with Warren Buffett. The Saturday before I spent an hour with Richard Branson. How was I so lucky?
Most Aussies were raised on the notion that Black Friday was Friday the 13th but now it’s a day of down, down, prices are down!
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