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Corporate earnings have been growing much stronger than expected in Australia and the US, while the markets fear gauge as measured by the VIX has calmed, and it seems Middle East tension has eased. So equities are once again being supported higher, despite inflation blowing hotter than expected. As such, Australia's ASX200 and the US benchmarks' the S&P500 and the Nasdaq 100 have rec...
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A bevy of semiconductor sector darlings report this week and are expected to pave out a longer runway of demand.
Advanced Micro Devices $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD.US$ and Qualcomm $Qualcomm(QCOM.US$ Inc are expected to show strong data center customer growth and demand for new chips used for artificial intelligence.
Qualcom could report sales above consensus as its Samsung partnership ma...
Advanced Micro Devices $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD.US$ and Qualcomm $Qualcomm(QCOM.US$ Inc are expected to show strong data center customer growth and demand for new chips used for artificial intelligence.
Qualcom could report sales above consensus as its Samsung partnership ma...
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Can history repeat itself?
Amazon $Amazon(AMZN.US$ has a strong history of delivering better than expected earnings results. This has been achieved since 2018 as I have highlighted below.
Also, throughout history Amazon has delivered an EPS beat of 89%, and that has resulted in its shares rising 6.5% the day after result day.
What to watch this week? Well Amazon likely benefited from Amazon ...
Amazon $Amazon(AMZN.US$ has a strong history of delivering better than expected earnings results. This has been achieved since 2018 as I have highlighted below.
Also, throughout history Amazon has delivered an EPS beat of 89%, and that has resulted in its shares rising 6.5% the day after result day.
What to watch this week? Well Amazon likely benefited from Amazon ...
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There is an old saying 'sell in may' and go away, but after I crunched the numbers, I found this statement to be WRONG and OUTDATED. If you sold in May, you would be missing out on potentially some of the best months of the year for US and Aussie shares. Instead I think investors should be focusing on their own strategy investment targets.
In the US November has historically been the best month of the year for th...
In the US November has historically been the best month of the year for th...
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Hello mooers!
We're thrilled to announce our upcoming live streaming event, where we'll be joined by Jessica Amir, Moomoo official market strategist and Bowen Yu, Chartered Financial Analyst.
AI will change the world as we know it, and we have not missed the boat. The rise of generative AI has driven advancements in various technology industries like chips, cloud computing, and software applications.
As we are in 2024, many investors wonder if there are ...
We're thrilled to announce our upcoming live streaming event, where we'll be joined by Jessica Amir, Moomoo official market strategist and Bowen Yu, Chartered Financial Analyst.
AI will change the world as we know it, and we have not missed the boat. The rise of generative AI has driven advancements in various technology industries like chips, cloud computing, and software applications.
As we are in 2024, many investors wonder if there are ...
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Whatever happens tonight with Tesla $Tesla(TSLA.US$it's going to be wild because Tesla is the third most searched item on Bloomberg and Tesla Short Interest rose to its the highest since 2021.
Read below for more also watch my video on the Tesla scenarios.
- Market consensus sees EPS Adj' -39% YoY to 0.526.
- That's on expectation...
Read below for more also watch my video on the Tesla scenarios.
- Market consensus sees EPS Adj' -39% YoY to 0.526.
- That's on expectation...
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Stock watch amid this make or break week. In this week's stock watch we cover everything you need to know about Tesla. Will it tumble or rally? Why its shares could hit $200 but some think it won't recover until next year. Plus we cover US defence contractors Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman reporti...
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Equities jump after options expiry day, April 19. But the rally could be short lived ahead of a busy week
In a text book manner, it was options expiry day April 19 so the market' pull back from its record all time highs was naturally going to be exacerbated. Shorts were exercised, the ASX200 $S&P/ASX 200(.XJO.AU$ dropped 0.98% on Friday, and then rose up 1.1% on Monday April 22, with market participants e...
In a text book manner, it was options expiry day April 19 so the market' pull back from its record all time highs was naturally going to be exacerbated. Shorts were exercised, the ASX200 $S&P/ASX 200(.XJO.AU$ dropped 0.98% on Friday, and then rose up 1.1% on Monday April 22, with market participants e...
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The $XJO #ASX200 was 'oversold' and made two higher highs, rising off fresh lows. This is a positive technical sign, that bad news could be behind us.
But I am not that convinced about the ASX200's two-day move just yet. As it seems the market could still be vulnerable (remember we still need to erase those Fed cuts that everyone expected), so exercise caution if you are a short term investor or trader.
But,...
But I am not that convinced about the ASX200's two-day move just yet. As it seems the market could still be vulnerable (remember we still need to erase those Fed cuts that everyone expected), so exercise caution if you are a short term investor or trader.
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BOQ $Bank of Queensland Ltd(BOQ.AU$ shares jumped 6% after it reported cash profit for the first half-year that beat the average analyst estimate. It fell 33% y/y, to A$172 million, vs the estimate A$164.8 million. As the numbers were 'less bad than feared', its shares are rallying. And this highlights what I have been saying, and...
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Jessica AmirOP : China's economy is gaining strength and its supporting commodities and the notion EV demand will pick up.
China's headline April manufacturing PMI fell less than expected and remained in growth phase.
- China's April manufacturing PMI fell to 50.4 from 50.8 in March (vs 50.3 est').
- China's Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers' index rose to 51.4 from 51.1 in March
- This is the the highest reading since Feb. 2023 and the 6th consecutive month of growth.
- Output rose to 53.1 vs 52.8 in March, marking the highest reading since May 2023.
- New orders rose vs prior month and were the highest reading since Feb. 2023
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