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Industry ETFs​

Fri 13 Oct 23, 8:37am (AEDT)
DescriptionLastChg %
Commodities
Lithium & Battery Tech53.92+0.60%
Strategic Metals63.93-0.16%
Silver19.96-1.09%
Uranium25.21-1.83%
Gold Miners27.74-2.05%
Copper Miners34.86-2.43%
Steel63.149-2.53%
Industrials
Agriculture21.61+0.93%
Aerospace & Defense108.81-1.23%
Global Jets16.23-2.29%
Construction49.39-3.84%
Healthcare
Biotechnology121.14-2.01%
Cannabis5.86-3.46%
DescriptionLastChg %
Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin13.58-0.22%
Renewables
CleanTech10.44-2.43%
Solar49-2.78%
Hydrogen6.85-2.84%
Technology
Semiconductor490.03+0.26%
Video Games/eSports52.545-0.77%
Robotics & AI24.53-0.93%
Electric Vehicles23.25-1.23%
Cybersecurity24.21-1.55%
FinTech20-1.72%
E-commerce17.82-1.93%
Cloud Computing18.68-1.99%
Sports Betting/Gaming15.36-2.61%
 

Key Events​

ASX corporate actions occurring today:
  • Trading ex-div: Harvey Norman (HVN) – $0.12
  • Dividends paid: Cash Converters (CCV) – $0.01, XRF Scientific (XRF) – $0.03, Hub24 (HUB) – $0.23, Seven Group (SVW) – $0.23, Fonterra (FSF) – $0.31, BSP Financial (BFL) – $0.15
  • Listing: None
Economic calendar (AEDT):
  • 12:30 pm: China Inflation Rate
  • 2:00 pm: China Balance of Trade
  • 1:00 am: US Michigan Consumer Sentiment
 

Industry ETFs​

Tue 17 Oct 23, 8:41am (AEDT)
DescriptionLastChg %
Commodities
Copper Miners35.4+1.84%
Steel63.43+1.24%
Lithium & Battery Tech53.08+0.26%
Gold Miners29+0.17%
Strategic Metals63.25+0.14%
Silver20.68-0.48%
Uranium24.87-1.70%
Industrials
Global Jets16.15+1.57%
Construction49.56+0.71%
Aerospace & Defense109.33+0.62%
Agriculture21.73+0.09%
Healthcare
Cannabis6.06+2.45%
Biotechnology122.3+0.55%
DescriptionLastChg %
Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin14.52+6.61%
Renewables
Hydrogen6.98+3.10%
Solar48.97+1.32%
CleanTech10.33+1.08%
Technology
Cloud Computing18.83+2.23%
Cybersecurity24.58+2.20%
Sports Betting/Gaming15.28+1.79%
FinTech20+1.78%
Electric Vehicles23.17+1.76%
E-commerce17.78+1.66%
Semiconductor483.44+1.42%
Robotics & AI24.5+0.86%
Video Games/eSports52.08+0.65%
 

Key Events​

ASX corporate actions occurring today:
  • Trading ex-div: Horizon Oil (HZN) – $0.02, WAM Capital (WAM) – $0.077, WAM Leaders (WLE) – $0.045
  • Dividends paid: Ambertech (AMO) – $0.01, SKS Technologies (SKS) – $0.002, Qube Holdings (QUB) – $0.04, Bluescope Steel (BSL) – $0.25, Garda Property (GDF) – $0.01
  • Listing: None
Economic calendar (AEDT):
  • 11:30 am: RBA Meeting minutes
  • 5:00 pm: UK Unemployment
  • 8:00 pm: Germany ZEW Economic Sentiment Index
  • 11:30 pm: Canada Inflation Rate
  • 11:30 pm: US Retail Sales
 

Industry ETFs​

Wed 18 Oct 23, 8:32am (AEDT)
DescriptionLastChg %
Commodities
Uranium25.38+2.05%
Gold Miners29.53+1.83%
Silver20.92+1.16%
Lithium & Battery Tech53.45+0.70%
Steel63.87+0.69%
Strategic Metals63.34+0.14%
Copper Miners35.39-0.03%
Industrials
Agriculture21.86+0.60%
Construction49.8+0.48%
Global Jets16.2+0.31%
Aerospace & Defense109.66+0.30%
Healthcare
Biotechnology122.14-0.13%
Cannabis5.97-1.49%
DescriptionLastChg %
Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin14.54+0.14%
Renewables
CleanTech10.48+1.45%
Solar49.68+1.45%
Hydrogen7.03+0.72%
Technology
FinTech20.2+1.00%
Sports Betting/Gaming15.37+0.59%
Cloud Computing18.94+0.58%
Cybersecurity24.71+0.53%
E-commerce17.85+0.39%
Robotics & AI24.48-0.08%
Electric Vehicles23.11-0.26%
Video Games/eSports51.78-0.58%
Semiconductor479.91-0.73%
 

Key Events​

ASX corporate actions occurring today:
  • Trading ex-div: Newcrest Mining (NCM) – $1.74, K&S Corp (KSC) – $0.08
  • Dividends paid: Nick Scali (NCK) – $0.35, Super Retail Group (SUL) – $0.44, Sims (SGM) – $0.21
  • Listing: CGN Resources (CGR) at 12:00 pm
Economic calendar (AEDT):
  • 1:00 pm: China Q3 GDP
  • 1:00 pm: China Industrial Production, Retail Sales and Fixed Asset Investment
  • 1:00 pm: China Unemployment Rate
  • 5:00 pm: UK Inflation
  • 11:30 pm: US Building Permits
 
That's sad, Dona....big day for the market? Now that's really sad to think that way when they're being bombed left, right and center.....and a hospital, of all things. Hope this fiasco doesn't get worse and travel around the globe. Hope citizens don't start a war of their own on home soil
 
a big news day. Sad and bad .. Sorry if i gave the wrong impression.
 
No, no, no need to be sorry. After all, we are in the market, so it's natural for us to think that way, myself included....so may I ask, which sector do you think is going to move? I know this sounds bad, can't help myself....

PS, it crossed my mind you may not be thinking what I was thinking, Dona
 
eskys said:
No, no, no need to be sorry. After all, we are in the market, so it's natural for us to think that way, myself included....so may I ask, which sector do you think is going to move? I know this sounds bad, can't help myself....
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hard one to answer, Often, the beginning of conflict turns out to be best time to buy. But we have such flux in the geopolitical landscape, and moved from globalisation to power rivalries , its scary. And panic may not be far away.
eskys said:
PS, it crossed my mind you may not be thinking what I was thinking, Dona
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that's a given ..lol
 
Agree there, get in early at the start of conflict....appears late to be chasing now.

What surprised me is this: so much uncertainty, but the consumer sector hasn't moved up. If anything, it's stagnant. Investors can't be too worried about the war, inflation etc. Appears to me they aren't worried about food, grains....so the market can't be that bad, or the fear factor, I concluded. Am I wrong?
 
what's the expression; sleepwalking to disaster?

we assume the systems are robust, and by definition we don't know what/ when the black swans will be, but the uncertainty is clearly there. So keep an eye on things, Risk Off but not yet to the bunker.
 
Hmm, yes, things could be rosier, but maybe we'll keep sleepwalking until next year or next. Meanwhile, I'm trying to 'waterproof' my humble abode at the same time singing about the sun shining.
 
eskys said:
Hmm, yes, things could be rosier, but maybe we'll keep sleepwalking until next year or next. Meanwhile, I'm trying to 'waterproof' my humble abode at the same time singing about the sun shining.
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this is all true. I'm contemplating selling my place and moving, have a few family in / out of hospital , so the focus is often elsewhere.

I think I'm sufficiently "sandbagged" to withstand crap, and am grateful for many things. Enjoy the day
 
Dona Ferentes said:
this is all true. I'm contemplating selling my place and moving, have a few family in / out of hospital , so the focus is often elsewhere.

I think I'm sufficiently "sandbagged" to withstand crap, and am grateful for many things. Enjoy the day
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Sorry to hear that some of your family members aren't well, Dona. All the best, hope things turn out well for all of you. Enjoy your day under the circumstances. I'll log out and do some serious work......good luck everyone.
 
Dona Ferentes said:
what's the expression; sleepwalking to disaster?
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i was thinking ' climbing a wall of worry '

but yes your expression might be appropriate as well

maybe they are not willing to 'buy the rumor ' this time

i note some LICs are holding cash at comparatively high levels for that team/fund
 
that depends on the LIC style , some are very opportunistic ( and relatively skilled traders in the short medium term )

and some have selected companies that have been recently taken-over and are struggling for sensible places to invest it

i also boldly assume 'cash ' is a euphemism for money put into short-term money market devices

i hold a range of LICs from ( boring old ) BKI , to ( aggressive and opportunistic ) CDM , , and each does what it does well when the market plays their game ( and i tend to buy those LICs when the market is raining bricks at them )

BTW i try to buy LICs that are good at things i can't do ( profitably ) like short-sell , trade/invest in international shares ( and IPOs )

i do not mind the high fees if they are racking up the returns ( most of the time ) not just beating obscure 'performance hurdles '
 
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Chinese fixed asset investment grew 3.1% in the first nine months of 2023 from the same period a year earlier, against expectations for a 3.2% rise. It grew 3.2% in the January-August period. Property investment was down 9.1% for the period. #ausecon #auspol
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Chinese retail sales, a gauge of consumption, rose 5.5% in September, accelerating from a 4.6% increase in August. Analysts had expected retail sales to expand 4.9%. #ausecon #auspol @commsec twitter.com/CommSec/status
 
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