Market Matters Weekend Report Sunday 1st December 2019
Markets lose confidence that central banks can avoid a recession with monetary policy & QE, plus of course we also have government fiscal stimulus lurking in the wings.

Income Note: Will bank dividends move higher & what’s wrong with Westpac?
The ASX has followed overnight markets higher this morning with a bounce back in technology, materials and financials supporting a 1% gain at the index level.
Read MoreMarkets lose confidence that central banks can avoid a recession with monetary policy & QE, plus of course we also have government fiscal stimulus lurking in the wings.
Asset allocation framework when targeting income
Last week the ASX200 continued with its strong advance since the Trump election victory, gaining another 2.2% led by the banks, resources and insurance stocks. The local market has now gained over 500-points since Donald Trump won Florida on the 9th of November and as we enter the seasonally strongest few weeks for stocks a break to fresh highs for 2016, over 5611, feels inevitable over the coming few days. The current rally is what we have been forecasting for global equities all year and it's now a question of keeping our finger on the pulse to identify the optimum time to lock in some profits.
The ASX200 closed up 52 points (0.9%) last week, following the Hang Seng up 762 points (3.2%) and Canadian S&P/TSX Composite Index up 189 points (1.2%)
Forgot password? Request a One Time Password or reset your password
One Time Password
Check your email for an email from [email protected]
Subject: Your OTP for Account Access
This email will have a code you can use as your One Time Password for instant access
A link to create a new password will be sent to the email address you have registered to your account.
Hi, this is only available to members. Join today and access the latest views on the latest developments from a professional money manager.
Our Smart Phone App will give you access to much of our content and notifications. Download for free today.