Tom Piotrowski speaks with Bionomics (BNO) CEO & Managing Director, Deborah Rathjen about clinical trial results of its anxiety drug BNC210 and its Phase 2 trial for managing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) To view more Executive Series interviews, visit: https://www.commsec.com.au/market-news/executive-series.html Show More
CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski speaks with Bionomics Ltd (BNO) CEO & MD, Dr Deborah Rathjen about the company’s newly signed deals with Merck, its new anxiety drug trial and its cancer treatment trials To view more Executive Series interviews, visit: https://www.commsec.com.au/market-news/executive-series.html Show More
Aussie market made a remarkable recovery on a Friday to close very slight positive after being down as much as 1.5% in the morning. The recovery was made even more positive given the big line of TCL that needed be funded was adding to the selling pressure. Notable moves today... Show More
Aussie market huffed and puffed and delivered fourth straight negative day despite banks holding up. We have had 11 out of the last 14 days being negative. But we continue to see market showing support around the 5000 level on valuation and we have seen profit taking after the market... Show More
Aussie market pulled back hard on lack of ECB move on stimulus before recovering some of the losses through the day. Mario Draghi did what he does well, talk well and deliver minimum but the market wanted more. The market is like a spoilt child that has been given too... Show More
Aussie market was directionless with US being closed and gave up the early slight optimism to finish slightly in the red. The market today is best explained through two stocks on either end of sentiment spectrum. SGH has had its life beaten out of it for what market sees as... Show More
Aussie market held up another positive day despite weak commodity prices and end of week profit taking. Market is up 5% in four days with yield and currency stocks predominantly leading the fight back. The “Once Were Warriors” Big Caps (i.e. BHP, STO, TLS and WOW) were mainly flat apart... Show More
Aussie market followed the global red paint outlook and started with a Friday the 13th special 2% drop before recovering slightly. The damage was all about US Fed’s move on rates higher looking even more certain in December. The stronger the USD gets, the weaker the AUD and commodities go.... Show More
Aussie market started choppy before building a bit of positive momentum on the back of the banks. RBA continues to talk up the economy and talk down property. Their areas of strength are in employment and consumer spending. Slowing property market, manufacturing doom with car industry shut down and only... Show More
Aussie market started negative with global sentiment and then rebounded on the credit data showing business recovery. The market was driven mainly by macro while the recent bad boys were hurt further on a negative day. WOW and DSH result has put the negative light on retail as a whole.... Show More
Aussie market shot up to confirm the Christmas rally is up and running with positive hosing reporting data from US, ECB pulling out more QE, big banks putting up rates to support their dividend policy and M&A in Energy sector continues. Shock and horror…NAB and ANZ followed WBC and CBA... Show More
Aussie market maintained the global market optimism and delivered a solid up day. The market is getting positive on US Fed and Banking sector. Market expectations are now 30% for a December move by US Fed and the rest pointing even further out while domestic banks are seeing support since... Show More
Aussie market continued its risk on trade with yield stocks seeing buying and growth stocks seeing selling after the US Fed left the rates unchanged. As we have been saying for months, US Fed did not move on rates by blaming benign inflation, failing global growth and China slowdown. US... Show More
Aussie market Turn-bull and recovered more than yesterday’s losses with global sentiment while US Fed meeting hovers over global financial markets. History shows that US Fed will only update on Friday, but we are hoping that they put the global markets out of their misery a day earlier. Markets are... Show More
Aussie market aimlessly went down suffering from international cold and domestic flu. Chinese leadership was out in force reiterating the positive of their economy and expectations of stabilisation to come through. The better than expected inflation data and more stable Shangbang supported that view. Japan is once again showing signs... Show More
Aussie market was treading water today as the world waits for US job data to come out and give some guidance to when the US Fed is likely to move on interest rates. We also had S&P index changes announced today (i.e. on page 3) and the stocks that got... Show More
Aussie market delivered fourth straight positive day on the back of global optimism that China is taking the right steps forwards. We turned cautiously positive when the market opened up with a big sell on Tuesday and the market fell to long term fair value. This valuation support level has... Show More
Aussie market got another day of working over by global investors getting out for currency worries. Aussie market is caught between global investor selling on currency worry and local investors buying for better yield. China growth worries will drive Yuan further down and that will hit Asian/Commodity countries. We are... Show More
Aussie market started negative and gave up more as expected due to investors reducing risk into the weekend. The market is beginning to accept the China devaluation more than understand the justification. We do expect this to continue and devaluation to reach over 10% in the next few months as... Show More
Aussie market started negative and then moved into complete take down mode as institutional investors took a knife to the banking sector with expectations of a CBA cap raising looking very likely. The ANZ cap raising and weak result saw it get smashed down over 7% while CBA got hit... Show More