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ASX:ANZ

ANZ Group (ANZ) readying for a transition period

Uncategorized 22/01/2019

Are we headed for a rate cut in Australia?

Uncategorized 04/12/2018

With the US midterms over, whats on the markets agenda now?

Uncategorized 09/11/2018

Why such a big drop for Lend Lease (ASX:LLC) today?

Uncategorized 02/11/2018

Looking back on October – the month that will define markets in 2018

Uncategorized 16/10/2018

The 'October Effect' strikes again, volatility spikes in global equities

Uncategorized 12/10/2018

Equity markets see red – is this time to buy, or time to jump from a sinking ship?

Uncategorized 09/10/2018

Morgan Stanley see risks in Fortescue's earnings

Uncategorized 13/09/2018

Zip Co (ASX:Z1P) – Hits the Bullseye with Target

Uncategorized 11/09/2018

Mother's milk knows best (ASX:A2M)

Uncategorized 10/09/2018

Life Insurance under the microscope

Uncategorized 31/08/2018

Nothing normal about Harvey's result (ASX:HVN)

Uncategorized 24/08/2018

Star Entertainment (SGR) – Ripper result

Uncategorized 23/08/2018

IRESS (IRE) – A good 1H18 result

Uncategorized 22/08/2018

LendLease drops by with its earnings

Uncategorized 22/08/2018

Domino's (DMP) result shows a soft base

Uncategorized 07/08/2018

Can Transurban grow with it's dividend?

Uncategorized 31/07/2018

Credit Corp (CCP) collects more than expected

Uncategorized 24/07/2018

Prices help Iluka's second quarter

Uncategorized 18/07/2018

BHP Quarterly Exceeds Expectations | BHP Report

Uncategorized 17/07/2018

Asaleo Care's (AHY) first half result – the market doesn't care

Latest Reports

Weekend report 31/05/2025

Weekend Q&A: As we approach the EOFY, the ASX200 is flirting with its all-time high

The ASX 200 rallied on the final trading day of May, closing up +0.3% for the session, leaving the index just ~2% below its all-time high. Overall, an excellent performance by the Australian bourse, advancing +3.8% for the month, shrugging off the ongoing uncertainty around tariffs and rising long-dated bond yields. However, a more dovish than expected RBA, a strong banking sector, suspicions of overseas buying, and a market caught underweight stocks after their dramatic “V-shaped” recovery from Trump's “Liberation Day” was enough to drive the local market back towards the 8600 area. With pullbacks well supported in one of the most hated bullish advances that we can recall, it makes for a compelling argument that new highs are just around the corner.

Afternoon report 30/05/2025

The Match Out: Sell in May (& go away) not the go this year, ASX gains 3.8%!

The final trading day of the month carried the ASX to a 3.8% gain over the period and now within ~200pts of all-time highs with investors brushing off tariff risk and shifting focus back to fundamentals.