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Dear MM Team
Hi guys, just a quick one. I saw a headline which read along the lines of the US bank reserves have been falling and now hold less than $3.T. There is so much happening around the world at the moment that I have no idea what this could lead too; not to mention the potential government shut down (again) which I’m sure will all be sorted before this gets posted on the weekend. Is it possible that this could lead to a credit run, similar to that of the U.S banks last year, when everyone wanted their money out, or potentially like the GFC. I’m assuming that this is nothing more than glorified headlines, but why would the U.S. banks have falling reserves? Is it something the FED need to step in with?
Regards, Simon
Would appreciate your thoughts on this smaller bank with a good income return. MyState is viewed as an attractive income stock for investors, with a high fully franked yield, with dividend growth expected to be above that of peer-group banks and small-cap stocks in general over the next three years. MYS paid a full-year fully franked dividend of 21.5 cents in FY25, and analysts expect steady growth, to 23 cents a share in the current financial year, and then to 27.2 cents a share in FY27. At the current share price of $4.17, that equates to highly appealing expected grossed-up yields of 7.9% in FY26 and 9.3% in FY27.
Cheers Craig
Hi team
Hi Market Matters Team,
Hi guys, I found 2 ETFs that are concentrated on the main tech stocks and have large holdings in Nvidia. It seems to be a good place to be for continued growth. Do you like these ETFs?
Thanks
Tony
G’Day James & Co,
I am interested in your thoughts on Aeris. They have some interesting Copper and Gold ground and exhibit some of the characteristics shown by Evolution a few years back, including some big development costs ahead.
Thanks, Ron
Dear James and team,
