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The influence of the strong session on Wall Street overnight faded over the course of the Asian session in general on Thursday. In form that has become typical for the Aussie market, buyers continued to withdraw over the second half of the day, and sellers retained the edge. This was best reflected in the final result which saw the ASX 200 end with a 6 point gain, having been up as much as 37 points in the first half hour of trade. The afternoon session began with another lunge from sellers as t...
The local share market continued the ebb and flow of recent days. There was a short lived flourish at the open that saw the market with a near 37 point gain at its peak in the first half hour of the session. Buyer conviction then waned and a low for the morning was put in place when the index was up almost 7 points. A level to keep in mind in terms of support for the ASX 200 for the remainder of the week is the area around 5338, which is the low that was made in a push lower during Tuesday's ...
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Most of the vim and vigour for the local market was seen within the first few hours of trade today. During this time sellers trampled on the gains of yesterday and for the remainder of the session the market ebbed and flowed within sight of the lows of the session. The tone of the session deteriorated after a late push was made by sellers which succeeded in pushing the market to new lows for the day. The ASX 200 after trading at 5378.3points at midday closed the session slightly lower by 0.7 of ...
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The most pressing question for market participants ahead of Wednesday's trading session was whether the ASX 200 could sustain the gains that were made a day earlier. To the disappointment of optimists, the answer was one offer almost immediately. Sellers pushed the index down 10 points at the first trade. The market was down 25 points before there were any visible signs that buyers were making some form of effort. At the lows of the morning the index had shed just over 52 points. Thereafter a...
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Opening trade for local stocks saw sellers remain with the upper hand in terms of conviction and in psychological terms. The ASX 200 was down by 6 points at first trade and went on to post a loss of 25 points at the worst levels of the morning. However as the first hour of trade was completed and the HSBC reading on Chinese manufacturing came into focus the ambition of sellers began to fade and a bottoming out process became evident. In the face of the sustained selling pressure that has been a ...
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It was a quiet day for company and economic news today which left little for participants to be inspired by, apart from raw sentiment. The sellers maintained their sense of purpose throughout the day. The market closed down again making it day 11 of 14 in the red, with the ASX 200 closing at 5363 points down 66 points or 1.29 per cent.
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A 2 day break at the weekend has done little to dent the ambition of local sellers. Having lost almost 1.8 per cent last week, the ASX 200 opened flat although within the first half of the session the index had fallen by 20 points. Thereafter the Index plumbed new lows to be down by about 30 points at the worst levels of the morning.
Apple Inc (AAPL) is predicted to have a strong opening sales weekend in retail stores around the world. Some analysts projected lower sales figures due to limited supplies and high demand.
After the 24 hour volatility mayhem that saw the FOMC board meeting, Scottish independence vote and Alibaba IPO, today is likely to see the dust settling and a little more calm in the market.
