Moomoo's Market Strategist@Jessica Amirrecently shared her insights on Australian investing habits & why diversifying your portfolio to include US shares could help you in the long run. While moomoo traders tend to prefer to invest in US stocks, this differs to the average Aussie population. Jess says that, “according to the2023 ASX investor studymost Aussies invest here in Australia and only 16% have exposure to direct shares in the US." If you ...
In short, there are heaps of them, and they all have varying degrees of exposure to US stocks. The simplest types are ASX ETFs seeking to match the performance of indexes like the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ. Examples include iShares S&P 500 ETF$iShares S&P 500 ETF(IVV.AU)$and BetaShares NASDAQ 100 ETF$BetaShares NASDAQ 100 ETF(NDQ.AU)$. Then there are ETFs that have a particular strategy, as well as only investing in US stocks. But you wouldn't know i...
Here are 6 things you don't know about Nvidia$英伟达(NVDA.US)$. 1- Much of Wall Street thinks the chip makers earnings results and outlook (released on Wednesday in the US) will be strong. Options suggest Nvidia's shares could swing 11% up or downon the day. This will ripple through financial markets given Nvidia is the third biggest company in the US. And as such it will ripple toS&P500, the Nasdaq 100 and related ETFs such as the...
Discretionary spending is expected to pop this week amid Valentines Day, while credit card debt is already at a record high. It's no surprises that Visa$Visa(V.US)$. MasterCard$万事达(MA.US)$and American Express$美国运通(AXP.US)$shares are trading at record highs with the trio more profitable than Tesla$特斯拉(TSLA.US)$. Credit and debit cards are just one of the three groups of st...
Markets are rejoicing the Fed is done with hikes, now bets skyrocket that the Fed can move to a cutting cycle. The 'bullish tone' seems validated for now, but before we 'pass go', with the December effect beckoning the best month for equity returns, markets need to pass through a few hoops this week. We cover the speed bumps to watch, but importantly why US equites, Bitcoin and Gold will likely continue to rally this...
1. Invest in a company you know. Say Apple for example. You can buy Apple shares$苹果(AAPL.US)$and benefit from their shares growing over the long term. Apples services revenue just hit an all-time high. Yet countries like Australia have not even rolled out services such as BNPL yet. Apple's China sales are also expected to climb once China's economy returns to a growth phase. Plus, Apple will attempt to take market share from Tesla when t...
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The current worry is the user of Apple is decreasing, if the user is decreasing, how can you expect the revenue of Apple service to be increasing rapidly? It is now considered as good even if the revenue of Apple service can maintain at this level in the future There are more and more potential competitors joining the market soon i.e. Tesla, even Huawei, the silencer, announcing a new version of phone is hitting Apple badly…
1. Overnight China's State Council vowed to expand domestic consumption. We have been speaking about the need for China to introduce more country wide stimulus. But the world is still awaiting for this to materialize and for actual material details. 2. China's central bank cut its interest rates this week. I have humbly been saying this would happen. The cut was not expected by the market (Bloomberg Consensus). The PBOC low...
While moomoo traders tend to prefer to invest in US stocks, this differs to the average Aussie population.
Jess says that, “according to the 2023 ASX investor study most Aussies invest here in Australia and only 16% have exposure to direct shares in the US."
If you ...
The simplest types are ASX ETFs seeking to match the performance of indexes like the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ. Examples include iShares S&P 500 ETF $iShares S&P 500 ETF(IVV.AU)$ and BetaShares NASDAQ 100 ETF $BetaShares NASDAQ 100 ETF(NDQ.AU)$ .
Then there are ETFs that have a particular strategy, as well as only investing in US stocks. But you wouldn't know i...
$BetaShares NASDAQ 100 ETF(NDQ.AU)$: 86% buy / 14% sell
$BrainChip Holdings Ltd(BRN.AU)$: 59% buy / 41% sell
$BHP Group Ltd(BHP.AU)$: 69% buy / 31% sell
$Pilbara Minerals Ltd(PLS.AU)$: 28% buy / 72% sell
$iShares Core S&P/ASX 200 ETF(IOZ.AU)$: 80% buy / 20% sell
Have you recently traded any of these stocks?
1- Much of Wall Street thinks the chip makers earnings results and outlook (released on Wednesday in the US) will be strong. Options suggest Nvidia's shares could swing 11% up or downon the day. This will ripple through financial markets given Nvidia is the third biggest company in the US. And as such it will ripple toS&P500, the Nasdaq 100 and related ETFs such as the...
Say Apple for example. You can buy Apple shares $苹果(AAPL.US)$ and benefit from their shares growing over the long term. Apples services revenue just hit an all-time high. Yet countries like Australia have not even rolled out services such as BNPL yet. Apple's China sales are also expected to climb once China's economy returns to a growth phase. Plus, Apple will attempt to take market share from Tesla when t...
2. China's central bank cut its interest rates this week. I have humbly been saying this would happen. The cut was not expected by the market (Bloomberg Consensus). The PBOC low...
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