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I notice ASX and S&P500 futures are down to September next year.
Is that an unusual implied forecast?
I notice ASX and S&P500 futures are down to September next year.
Is that an unusual implied forecast?
That is to be expected since the futures markets are pricing in a chance of a US federal reserve rate hike.
- House Price decline.
- China PMI contraction.
- Interest Rates likely on hold.
ASX up 100 points?
- House Price decline.
- China PMI contraction.
- Interest Rates likely on hold.
ASX up 100 points?
Could be anticipation of a fall............
Yep! Santa's coming this month!!Anticipation?
Yep! Santa's coming this month!!
health sector getting hit. Why's that?
Rumour has it that Elon Musk has a cure for all that ails the ill.
Jokes aside, it could be a bit of rebalancing given the dollar has recovered a bit. A lot of the big health names are foreign earners... RMD, COH, CSL come to mind...
Haven't noticed anything substantial myself yet tho..
health sector getting hit. Why's that?
HSO and RHC downgraded by Credit Suisse today. Plus HSO is a private equity float that seen the last of the escrow shares sold last week.
PRY is in the dog house for some time with 2 profit downgrades already. Plus there was a piece written by Macquarie today that it may not end there.
The other moves were not huge and were probably sympathetic falls.
Thanks for that. I'll leave PRY alone then. Have heard bad things about GXL too.
HSO and RHC I'll look at if the price gets low enough.
Bill Gross says it's time for investors to 'de-risk' their portfolios - December 4, 2015
SMH: http://www.smh.com.au/business/mark...portfolios-20151203-glf4yw.html#ixzz3tJ0rCBkV
Bill Gross says investors should move to protect their money in 2016 rather than reach for higher returns as central bank efforts to stimulate the global economy set the stage for markets to ultimately fall.
Gross, the former manager of the world's largest bond fund who joined Janus Capital Group last year, said central bankers have been doing the equivalent of printing money and acting like gamblers who keep doubling bets to recoup losses.
"One day the negative feedback loop on the real economy will halt the ascent of stock and bond prices and investors will look around like Wile E. Coyote wondering how far is down," Gross wrote in an investment outlook Thursday for Denver-based Janus...
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