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Month: April 2014

The ASX 200 followed negative overnight leads from US markets overnight, closing down 53 points.

The Tech sell off in America accelerates, am I wrong on the US?

A weak session on the ASX today closing up only 0.3% despite rallying +0.07% this morning to 5,503 points.

Whilst M&A (mergers & acquisitions) activity has been heating up in the retail sector over recent months, I still believe there are better sectors in which to invest and trade.

The ASX 200 posted strong gains today on the back of unexpected corporate activity, closing +53 points (+1%) despite the Dow posting gains of just 0.06%.

**David Jones (DJS) receives $4 takeover bid from South African Woolworths – a 25% premium from last close at $3.19**

The ASX 200 was incredibly resilient again today in the far of continued selling offshore, closing down only -3 points at 5410 points.

“Sell in May and go away”: should we be worried or do opportunities loom?

The ASX 200 was pleasantly strong today, closing only 9 points lower (-0.2%) despite weak leads from offshore. Bank and gold stocks drove today’s reslience.

As the NASDAQ gets hammered, are there potential opportunities in IT companies?

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