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    $Rio Tinto Ltd(RIO.AU)$ $BHP Group Ltd(BHP.AU)$ Buy now. These sale prices won’t last much longer. 👍🍿
    $BHP Group Ltd(BHP.AU)$ FY25 guidance came in softer than expected, causing concern among investors. The company's future performance will depend on how well it navigates these lower expectations, but its strong fundamentals still offer potential for recovery. ⚖️
    Right now, Fortescue’s price is in a downturn. After falling just five cents shy of $30 in February, it’s now trading closer to $20. Is it time to cash in on the current price weakness and pick up a +10% yield? $Fortescue Ltd(FMG.AU)$
    Time to focus on our energy sector's precarious state while the markets celebrate. $Woodside Energy Group Ltd(WDS.AU)$
    It's actually worse than that as there is the $450m pa ongoing cost plus the liabilities.
    Would be interesting to see the historic nett cashflow from the Ni business minus spending + liabilities.
    May even be -ve... $BHP Group Ltd(BHP.AU)$
    $BHP Group Ltd(BHP.AU)$ :BHP Group is expected to be a gainer as it suspends its Western Australia nickel mining operations to manage oversupply, which could improve profitability, and as the copper market shows potential growth.
    You know how inflation's been giving us the side-eye lately? Yeah, that's still happening, and interest rates might go up again. But Jim says, "Don't sweat it, these tax cuts are landing just when we need 'em!" 💪
    And wait, there's more! The gov's also hooking us up with $300 bucks per household to help with the rising costs of living. Plus, sweet deals on rent and electricity bills too. It's like a mini Christmas in July! 🎁
    Now, some smarty-pants economists are saying these goodies might slow do...
    The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has raised the interest rate 13 times in the past 18 months, up to November 2023, and now, coupled with those skyrocketing inflationary expectations, it's starting to show its bite! It's like a monster wave crashing down on companies that rely on discretionary spending.
    And when they miss their targets due to the economic slowdown and rising cost of living, the share market is quick to give them a harsh reality check.
    Take KMD Brands ( $KMD Brands Ltd(KMD.AU)$...
    Gold up 1% to $2337
    Paper Silver FLAT @ $29.27
    Platinum down 3.27% to $1002
    Palladium up 0.36% to $928
    Copper down 1.14% to $4.32
    Brent Crude up 1.45% to $86.49
    Iron ore down 0.9% to $105.65 $S&P/ASX 200(.XJO.AU)$ $Rio Tinto Ltd(RIO.AU)$ $BHP Group Ltd(BHP.AU)$
    Property stocks were the worst performers in the ASX 200, however most of them went ex-dividend. Mirvac ( $Mirvac Group(MGR.AU)$ ) shares for example fell 11.5c or 5.97% but paid out a 6c dividend – so in reality shareholders were only down 5.5c or about 3%.
    Generally when a company goes ex-dividend it will fall by at least the amount that is being paid out. That is because the company’s bank balance and hence it’s worth will also fall by the dividend amount. $S&P/ASX 200(.XJO.AU)$