Qantas gave investors a chance to take profits on Thursday
Gemma Dale is Director of SMSF and Investor Behaviour at nabtrade.
Qantas gave investors a chance to take profits on Thursday
A turnaround in sentiment was sparked by the RBA’s announcement of a 0.25% interest rate rise on Tuesday
The choppy ride in markets continues unabated, with the ASX200 losing more than 9% over the last month, but gaining over 1.4% on Thursday.
Clearly many have learned that ‘buy the dip’ is not a foolproof strategy; alternatively, the dip has simply not been big enough to tempt many to part with their cash!
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