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Afternoon Report

ASX takes foot off the throttle

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Afternoon Report 30/06/2020

Goodbye FY20, ASX ends down 10.9%, better times ahead! (CKF)

Afternoon Report 29/06/2020

Markets hit on virus concerns, although buyers again prevalent into weakness (FPH, JIN)

Afternoon Report 26/06/2020

Stocks make a comeback ahead of the weekend

Afternoon Report 25/06/2020

Stocks succumb to virus headlines (QAN)

Afternoon Report 24/06/2020

Buyer emerges for Sydney office space (DXS)

Afternoon Report 23/06/2020

A wild day, here’s why (WSA, AMP)

Afternoon Report 22/06/2020

Buyers step in to early weakness (S32, CGF, TCL)

Afternoon Report 19/06/2020

ASX muted into the weekend

Afternoon Report 18/06/2020

Market falls as 200k jobs lost (FMG, SSG, SPT)

Afternoon Report 17/06/2020

Property stocks lead the ASX higher (CAR)

Afternoon Report 16/06/2020

Shorts are for the beach! (SUL, WZR, VEA)

Afternoon Report 12/06/2020

Market down but not out 0 have a good weekend all

Afternoon Report 11/06/2020

Stocks finally pullback from highs, lose 3% (JBH)

Afternoon Report 10/06/2020

Stocks flat ahead of Fed Meeting (SIQ, HVN)

Afternoon Report 09/06/2020

Market rallies as economies open up (TYR, WES, SYD)

Afternoon Report 05/06/2020

Another test of 6000

Afternoon Report 04/06/2020

Retail sales crumble (VOC, WBC)

Afternoon Report 03/06/2020

Stocks brush off recession talk (OPY, WZR, BLD) **International Equities Portfolio Alert – Buy VALE US**

Afternoon Report 02/06/2020

Trump finally addresses the nation (BLD, Z1P, IRE)

Afternoon Report 01/06/2020

Resources drive the market higher (OPY, VCX, SGR)

Afternoon Report 29/05/2020

Excitement fades into the weekend

Afternoon Report 28/05/2020

Banks continue their run (EHL, MQG) **International Equities Portfolio Alert – Sell UNH US + Global ETF Portfolio Alert – Sell SLVP US**

Afternoon Report 27/05/2020

Banks surge, CSL stalls (WBC, CSL, BKL, STA)

Afternoon Report 26/05/2020

ASX puts on another 3% as banks join in