Category: ASX: CSL

ASX: CSL

CSL plunges another 12%, is it time to buy?

ASX: CSL 28/10/2025

CSL plunges as it abalones Seqirus demerger – is it time to Buy?

ASX: CSL 13/02/2025

CSL Ltd (CSL) – Is the smart money switching out?

ASX: CSL 16/02/2022

CSL shares surge – here’s why

CSL: +8.51%: A strong 1H22 for CSL relative to market expectations today plus their guidance was positive for the full year.

ASX: CSL 03/12/2021

CSL share price falls following acquisition chatter

CSL -2.5%: News overnight that CSL is apparently in talks to buy Swiss-based drug maker Vifor Pharma saw shares lower today.

ASX: CSL 18/08/2021

CSL meets FY21 but guidance disappoints

CSL -1.47%: FY21 Result: A solid FY21 result for CSL booking a ~3% beat at the profit line.

ASX: APT 05/05/2021

CSL rallies on better plasma collections

ASX: CSL 14/08/2019

CSL crashes into unknown territory

ASX: CSL 13/02/2019

Market too optimistic on CSL result

ASX: CSL 19/09/2018

CSL – shareholders get another injection

Latest Reports

Morning report 12/10/2026

Macro Monday: Reasons to be bullish – part 3

Shawn reckons the current market reminds him of an old 1980’s song – Reasons to be Cheerful – part 3 (here), hence the title of today’s note – certainly showing his age! Despite the ongoing unsettling news across the newswires, we remain positive on equities here, and today we’ll outline some of the reasons that underpin that view.

Weekend report 10/10/2026

Weekend Q&A: Sector rotation is telling us bond yields may have reached their nadir

The ASX 200 finished a choppy week up +0.4% with the rate sensitive utilities (+3.6%), real estate (3.6%), healthcare (+3.5%) and consumer discretionary (2.4%) sectors leading the markets gains. Action on the index level was relatively quiet, however, it was anything but on the stock front with 10 stocks falling by more than 10%, for an average decline of mare than 16% while only two stocks rewarded investors with double digit gains - it felt like fund managers were actively tweaking their portfolios as we enter the December quarter.