SelfWealth Monthly Trading Trends: May 2020
See which shares were favoured, or fell out of favour among the SelfWealth community during May
See which shares were favoured, or fell out of favour among the SelfWealth community during May
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.
A strong performance from the gold sector as well as a host of blue-chip stocks helped the ASX creep higher across the week, with the benchmark index lifting by 13.7 points
In this educational article, we discuss dollar cost averaging, one of the more popular approaches to investing. We highlight some of the advantages and disadvantages to consider.
Buy-now pay-later and payment processing companies were all the rage last week, while the Australian government’s plan to reopen the economy saw mixed results from stocks in the travel industry.
Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) has reported its full-year results for FY20. We take a look at the company's headline figures, key commentary and guidance outlook, plus review the share market's reaction across the trading day
See which shares were favoured, or fell out of favour among the SelfWealth community during April
Westpac (ASX: WBC) has reported its first-half results for FY20. We take a look at the company's headline figures, key commentary and guidance outlook, plus review the share market's reaction across the trading day
Shares ended the week up by just 0.1% as late-week selling in CSL, miners, banks and supermarket operators weighed on the index, however, a number of stocks each posted weekly advances of more than 15%.
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