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    Bears that have tried to sit out this rally are looking very foolish.

    Everyone hates bears right now. Here’s why you shouldn’t ignore them

    Chanticleer has surveyed the arguments from six bears who see cracks in the bullish narrative pervading markets. Here’s what could go wrong from here.

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    • James Thomson
    David Di Pilla says the growth opportunity in private credit is “too big to ignore”.

    Di Pilla’s HMC buys Payton Capital in $5b private credit push

    HMC has appointed the former head of Macquarie’s US principal finance business in New York to run the new strategy.

    • Joshua Peach

    Rally hits a wall | Canva’s Wall St plan | Four market worries

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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    Rally hits a wall | Canva’s Wall St plan | Four market worries

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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    The ASX 200 is set to open sharply lower.

    Shares fall; bond yields rise, NAB, CBA lose ground

    Wall St sell-off rattles local capital markets, bond yields lift. Japan inflation cools. Macquarie lifts copper forecasts. Nvidia leaps 9.3pc. Follow here.

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    • Timothy Moore, Tom Richardson, Joshua Peach, Sarah Jones and Alex Gluyas
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    Wall Street.

    ASX to slide as Wall St sinks on rate setback

    Australian shares are set to open more than 1pc lower. Data bolsters higher rates for longer. Boeing paces Dow Jones sell-off. Nvidia leaps 9.3pc.

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    • Timothy Moore

    Yesterday

    Condoleon recommends the Dynamite Roll at Kojiro, a Japanese restaurant in Mosman.

    Ausbil is using this underrated stock to play the AI boom

    Nicholas Condoleon talks AI, explains why he is avoiding Westpac and BHP, and reveals his stock picks to capitalise on the run in gold and copper prices.

    • Alex Gluyas
    “The next industrial revolution has begun,” Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang said on Thursday.

    Investors bet that Nvidia will leave Magnificent Seven rivals behind

    Another stunning result from the US chipmaker has prompted calls that Nvidia is on its way to becoming the largest company on the planet, leaving the other tech giants in its wake.

    • Alex Gluyas
    The ASX 200 is set to open sharply lower.

    ASX slips as metals rout hits miners; Xero rallies, Nufarm sinks

    Australian shares end lower after US Fed minutes. $A lower. BHP’s shares drop 3 per cent. Gold miners fall. Follow updates here.

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    • Timothy Moore, Joshua Peach, Sarah Jones and Alex Gluyas
    Wall Street.

    ASX to drop, US equities fall on Fed rate outlook

    Australian shares are set to slide, $A lower. BHP’s US-listed shares plunge 4.7pc. Fed minutes point to higher rates for still longer. Nvidia reports.

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    • Timothy Moore

    This Month

    The ASX 200 is trading just 37 points below its all-time high.

    Morgan Stanley turns more bullish on ASX – here’s how it’s positioned

    The broker has upped its target for the Australian market by another 10 per cent and says with rates staying high for longer, it’s time to rethink bank stocks.

    • Alex Gluyas and Joshua Peach
    The ASX is poised to open higher.

    ASX flat; Telstra falls, Inghams says unaffected by Victorian bird flu

    BHP’s bid faces London deadline. AP Eagers crashes on inflation warning. Webjet jumps on split plans. Telstra loses 4pc. Lendlease chairman to depart. Follow here.

    • Timothy Moore, Tom Richardson, Sarah Jones, Alex Gluyas, Cecile Lefort and Joshua Peach
    Wall Street.

    ASX to rise, S&P 500 modestly positive

    Australian shares are set to open higher. NZ rate decision ahead. US stocks edge higher. Tesla rebounds, Apple extends rally. Ether, bitcoin hold their surges.

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    • Timothy Moore
    First Sentier’s Dawn Kanelleas is avoiding uranium stocks.

    The ASX stocks fundies are avoiding – and what they’re backing instead

    With the ASX 200 trading within 50 points of its record high on Monday, here’s what these fund managers think could be ripe for a re-rate.

    • Joshua Peach
    VGI Partners founder Robert Luciano has sold down his stakes in two Regal-owned funds.

    VGI founder Robert Luciano pulls millions from Regal-owned funds

    The high-profile stock picker has sold stakes in the funds managed by Phil King after registering a new venture last month.

    • Joshua Peach
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    The ASX 200 is set to open lower.

    ASX slips as James Hardie craters, BHP climbs ahead of bid deadline

    Shares ease; Telstra eyes AI; Sonic profit warning; James Hardie misses consensus; Hard Rock denies Star offer claims; cryptos surge. Follow updates here.

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    • Timothy Moore, Cecile Lefort, Alex Gluyas, Joshua Peach and Sarah Jones
    Japan’s sharemarket has hit record highs this year.

    Trillion-dollar fund managers pile money into Asia, emerging markets

    Schroders is bullish on European and Japanese equities, and Blackrock has gone overweight on emerging markets for the first time since 2020.

    • Alex Gluyas
    The bulls have started 2024 firmly in charge, and the bears are giving up.

    Nine signs there’s a ‘mini melt-up’ on the ASX – and 12 stocks to buy

    UBS strategist Richard Schellbach says Wall Street’s relentless grind higher will inevitably flow through to the ASX, and has picked some local stocks to watch.

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    • James Thomson

    Telstra axes jobs | Hard Rock muddies Star approach | Nine signs of an ASX ‘mini melt-up’

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

    Ivan Boesky in 1989.

    Ivan Boesky, convicted of 1980s insider trading scandals, dies

    The rogue trader was believed to have inspired the character of Gordon Gekko, the rapacious villain played by Michael Douglas in the 1987 film Wall Street.

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    • Greg Farrell