Market Overview

Originally published by AMP CapitalAustralian data today was mixed. Home prices declineAverage capital city home prices fell 1.1% in May according to CoreLogic and rose 8.3% over the last 12...

Originally published by Narrow Road Capital Another month of small gains in equities and credit, whilst commodities continued to fall back. Equities were up in Japan (2.4%), China (1.5%) and the US...

Originally published by AxiTraderMarket SummaryA very interesting night of market moves as the big banks in the US led prices a little lower and warned on the outlook. That’s only knocked the...

Originally published by CMC MarketsOvernight data showing a healthy US economy wasn’t enough to lift share prices. Interest rate markets moved to reflect a near certain rate hike from the Fed in...

Originally published by IG MarketsWe open the page on the month of June and I for one hope we can break this malaise in markets, with either an upside break or at least a reasonable pullback in global...

Originally published by Rivkin SecuritiesThe euro strengthened on Thursday, rising +0.52% against the US dollar and +0.26% against the pound shown on the first chart below, despite a slightly larger...

Originally published by Crush The MarketThe top 200 largest stock index in Australia (XJO200) has run into long term resistance in May as it failed to breach the 5925 level. After hitting the...

Originally published by BetaShares“I really underestimated the brilliance of the execution” – Warren Buffet on Amazon at 2017 Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRKa) AGM Amazon.com Inc...

Originally published by BetaSharesContrary to the hopes of both the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Federal Treasury, economic growth is off to a bad start in 2017 so far. Importantly, however, the...

Originally published by CMC MarketsPositive economic data releases in Australia and the US have helped steady markets with late buying support keeping the S&P/ASX 200 index on the right side of...

Originally published by Rivkin SecuritiesUS data showed that inflation rose month-on-month in April, with the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation being personal consumption expenditure, rising...

Originally published by IG MarketsFor some, the idea of turning the page and closing what has been a fairly bleak month to be long the Aussie equity market will be welcomed. That being said, being...

Originally published by guppytraders.comOther than a fear of public speaking the next most common fear is fear of heights. This fear of heights is on full display when people think about the Dow Jones...

Originally published by AxiTraderTrying to sell the rally in US and European markets has been a favourite pastime of the bears recently. But these operations, the raising of risks, the worrying about...