BANKS

Banks still not so safe

Finfeed Archived May 03, 2019

With reporting season underway, we can see how the aftermath of the royal commission is still working its way through the banking sector.

Banks pushing All Ords to New High

Finfeed Archived Apr 29, 2019

Materials and Financials are are key to the market making strong gains this year and they will pull other sectors with them as the market mood becomes more bullish.

Is the All Ordinaries Index staying afloat?

Finfeed Archived Mar 29, 2019

Wesfarmers proposed a $1.5 billion takeover bid for rare earth miner Lynas Corporation (LYC), whilst the All Ordinaries Index is continuing to surprise by remaining so resilient.

Enjoy the sunshine before the inevitable fall

Finfeed Archived Mar 08, 2019

After a period of reckoning for the big 4 banks, they have rallied with strong gains since the start of February, with Westpac being the top performer rising around 13%, followed by ANZ by around 11% and then CBA and NAB at around 8%

Property prices continue to drop as bank stocks rise

Finfeed Archived Feb 18, 2019

Property is said to be in its worst slump in a generation, but it’s not stopping billionaire Harry Tiguboff from continuing to develop.

High volatility could spell opportunity

Finfeed Archived Feb 15, 2019

At one stage Resmed was down 23 per cent, which provided an opportunity to get into a great stock at a cheaper price.

Could the US/China trade war soon end?

Finfeed Archived Feb 13, 2019

President Trump may be able to get over one wall this week, following the announcement that he would consider delaying a March 2 deadline to reach a trade deal with China.

Is the market overdue for a pullback?

Finfeed Archived Feb 08, 2019

The financial sector defied expectations and rose nearly 7 per cent this week, but is the market ready for a pullback?

Selling short on the banks was not a good idea

Finfeed Archived Feb 07, 2019

Those who sold and short sold the banks late last week had to take some medicine as the majors all rallied strongly following the release of Mr Hayne QC’s recommendations from the Royal Commission.