ASX needs earnings fuel to extend rally
For the ASX to extend its year-to-date return it clearly is going to need more positive earnings surprises.
For the ASX to extend its year-to-date return it clearly is going to need more positive earnings surprises.
This week on Buy, Hold, Sell Centennial Asset Management's Matthew Kidman looks at bond proxies and yields.
The ASX finished the week solidly higher, as mining companies and the big banks helped keep it in the black despite some major stocks disappointing during a busy week of earnings.
Telstra's biggest plunge in more than six years weighed on investor sentiment on Thursday, but the overall market still managed to eke out a small gain.
Telstra CEO says the post-NBN future is bright despite shareholders taking flight following its half yearly results on Thursday.
The RBA's Philip Lowe runs the risk of losing credibility if he continues to talk up the local economy at a time when the bank's growth fore...
If the copper producer establishes a new support zone, the share price could trade much higher.
Hunter Hall International has beat the market this year and only shed $9m under management after Peter Hall's exit.
A flurry of earnings reports gave investors plenty to digest, with a strong rally in Commonwealth Bank lifting the ASX through 5800 points.
As the local sharemarket flirts with its highest level in almost two years everyone is asking: Can it keep going?
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