Aussie market finished slightly positive after moving up and down with real lack of any strong sentiment. The ECB move was supposed to deliver the push for global markets after Super Mario went all guns blazing. The problem was the underlying data showed that things are getting worse and the... Show More
Aussie market started positive with global sentiment and continued up to finish very strong. Pretty much everything is going up…currency, commodities, European markets, US markets, Asian markets…even Shanghai Composite is up for now. Super Mario is talking tonight and that should give more clarity into ECB outlook while BOJ still... Show More
Aussie market was taken down today by WOW and NAB with a bit of overseas investor selling thrown in the mix. WOW result was expected to be bad and it was very bad. WOW around $24-25 remains a good long term yield buy idea on the restructure play. We have... Show More
Aussie market remains aimless and flat as it waits for central bankers to set the tone. The week of the central bankers will kick of tomorrow with US Fed and even PBOC may come to the market on their outlook. The best performing sectors were Gold, Health Care and Telcos... Show More
Aussie market was aimless and traded flat as it waits for central bankers to set the tone. We have just started “The week of the central bankers”. There are four central banks in action…(1) China’s PBOC are in the middle of the 4 day meeting to come up with their... Show More
Aussie market moved up with no real conviction as the world waits for US Fed, PBOC and BOJ. US Fed interest rate cycle continues to divide opinions. Chinese leadership are now talking partial privatisation of SOE (i.e. State Owned Enterprises). This will improve efficiency and growth but also deliver higher... Show More
Proposed regulations to severely limit online payments in China could shake up one of the country's most innovative and valuable markets, experts warned this week. If implemented, it would impose caps on the value of online transactions of as little as 1,000 yuan (US$157). http://www.scmp.com/tech/e-commerce/article/1854684/chinas-booming-e-commerce-market-faces-challenges-regulators-seek. Show More
Aussie market started flat and trended down before getting hit by domestic growth scare with current account deficit blowing out and global growth scare with China PMI falling again. China continues to support their equity market while putting restriction on speculation trading on Yuan. The market remains spooked with Chinese... Show More
Aussie market broke the four day positive trend to deliver a negative day to finish the worst month since GFC. There are media articles saying that Chinese government has put together 100b Yuan to buy back shares on the market while arresting Citic employees on rumourtrage. This moves once again... Show More
