Weekly ASX Share Trading Wrap Up
As COVID cases continue to rise in the US to record levels, a fresh round of selling hit the ASX as investors began to fear the worst for the global economy once again
As COVID cases continue to rise in the US to record levels, a fresh round of selling hit the ASX as investors began to fear the worst for the global economy once again
Tech and health shares helped the ASX rebound to a positive finish last week, even as travel and leisure stocks faced heavy selling pressure on account of the challenges facing the tourism industry.
As the end of financial year approaches, now is an opportune time to take a step back, review your share portfolio and plan for the year ahead. We share five tips for ASX investors to prepare for the new financial year.
We discuss the common theme of tax-loss selling, which is an annual occurrence in the lead up to the EOFY. Read some of the considerations associated with this investment strategy and see how shares have performed amid tax-loss selling in recent years.
The market’s winning streak came to an end last week as investors scurried for the sidelines on the back of a major retreat in the Dow Jones.
Risk appetite continued to grow last week, with investors supporting beaten-down stocks from the retail, construction and travel industries. Leading the way, however, was Zip Co, on news of US growth plans.
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The Big Four banks produced one of their strongest weeks of all time, cementing strong gains for the ASX and helping the market push through a key technical threshold.
Iron ore miners, travel stocks, energy shares and consumer discretionary businesses helped the ASX post another weekly gain, with the key benchmark index rising 92.2 points.
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We take a look at the various ways that market depth is used by investors and traders when investing in stocks, while also pointing out some of the limitations associated with the data.
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