Wild Moves on Wall Street | EBOS Holds Up
The Nasdaq Technology rose +0.6%, reversing a sharp -4.9% drop earlier in the session.
The Nasdaq Technology rose +0.6%, reversing a sharp -4.9% drop earlier in the session.
Global markets were higher overnight, with US markets (S&P500 +1.5%) recovering from Friday’s sell off as the fear that enveloped markets late last week on reports of a new mutant strain of COVID19 spreading across the world subsided. But Omicron will rem
AV1 is an early-stage technology firm which has built a best-in-class ad fraud detection and prevention software solution called TrafficGuard to address the global problem (estimated at being close to ~$100bn p.a.) of ad fraud & invalid traffic in the boo
Of the 8 companies in the S&P 500 that reported overnight, all beat earnings expectations,
Key events this week include the RBNZ rate call this Wednesday, and RBA decision this Tuesday. The RBNZ announcement will be particularly interesting given the market is expecting and pricing in a 0.25% interest rate hike.
Bladder cancer diagnostic company Pacific Edge shares jumped +6% after exiting its trading halt - raising $80m of fresh capital from institutional investors at $1.35 per share as it is set to list on the ASX.
There are a variety of reasons have a BUY rating on Apple today even at all-time highs - From great returns to shareholders, a Berkshire Hathaway seal of approval (Buffet owns 5% of AAPL), excellent services and providing fashionable tech to those who wan
WTC soared +28% yesterday after delivering a strong result for the 2021 financial year – pleasing as we upgraded WTC to a BUY in May at $25.62, an 80% return for investors.
Mining Giant BHP shares slumped yesterday, falling -7% making it the worst performer of the day despite revealing a solid underlying result.
Insurance and banking stocks supported the ASX yesterday, making up for falls across a broad range of sectors as earnings season moved up a gear.