FNArena has added another video to its Investors Education section on the website. In this latest video, Jerry Simmons explains why copper may well be showing the way forward for other risk assets.
By Greg PeelThe Dow fell 14 points or 0.1% while the S&P lost 0.4% to 1397 and the Nasdaq dropped 0.7%.
By Greg PeelWell I stand corrected, given I was in the "only 25" school. My thinking was that a one-hit 50 basis point cut in the RBA cash rate would tend to suggest an "emergency" situation and risked the RBA board looking foolish for not having delivered incremental cuts earlier.
There's still a lot of growth left in Apple, despite the break out results for the company's second quarter reported this week.
Despite Europe's woes, world steel production has recovered and hit an all time monthly high in March of 132.2 million tonnes.
By Peter Switzer, Switzer Super ReportWe had a potential financial planning client who only had $6 million to invest around August last year and while many of us would have loved to be him, he once had $20 million!That's why he came to see us, but because he was so pessimistic after reading a w...
We love the kids, don’t we? But Harli Jordean, the 8 year old kid, soon to be 9, is just too cute. Harli Jordean was born in Stoke Newington, London in spring 2003.
Media stocks will to come under renewed downward pressure today after surprise earnings downgrades from Seven West Media and PMP late Tuesday.
Interest rates will fall next week after the lowest inflation figures for some time in the March quarter took the market by surprise.
The US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting overnight won't alter the way the US economy completes 2012.
By Greg PeelThe Dow rose 113 points or 0.9% while the S&P gained 0.7% to 1400 and the Nasdaq added 0.7%.
By Greg PeelGiven yesterday's holiday in Australia we've had two overnight sessions since the local market closed.
A senior United Nations official has said that criminality is one of the biggest economies in the world.
Another month of contraction for Chinese manufacturing, but the chances of so-called soft landing for the economy have been reinforced by the latest flash estimate on sentiment from the sector for April.
By Greg PeelThe market for spot uranium seems destined to reach some sort of meeting of the minds which could result in more solid volumes, but not just yet.
FNArena has added another video to its Investors Education section on the website. The latest video explains why EUR/USD continues to have Jerry Simmons' full attention as the cross is facing key weekly resistance at 1.
By Greg PeelThe Dow closed down 109 points or 0.8% while the S&P lost 0.8% to 1366 and the Nasdaq fell 1.
By Greg PeelBy way of its April monetary policy statement the Reserve Bank of Australia was uncharacteristically candid in basically telling the market a rate cut was on the cards for May as long as the March quarter CPI result didn't surprise to the upside.
Markets around the world generally finished higher last week, but they didn't inspire.
Further evidence that Woolworths has lost its way could come tomorrow when rival Coles' third quarter sales figures are released by parent Wesfarmers.
It is going to be yet another busy week for markets here and offshore, even with the holiday Wednesday for Anzac Day.
Spanish universities could raise their tuition fees by as much as 50 percent this year.
Japan could lose its developed nation status and global significance by 2050.
Following an incident involving contamination of a snack on-board a Qantas flight this week, manufacturer, The Sydney Biscuit Company, has issued a media statement.
China isn't crashing, it's slowing and there's been a turnaround in sentiment (judging by the latest Bank of America/Merrill Lynch Fund Managers' Survey).
The bulls of January through March have gone a bit shy, judging by the latest results from the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Survey of Fund Managers for April.
Slowly, the shape of retailing is changing as more of the world's biggest groups abandon the 'big is best' approach in favour of smaller stores, more savvy internet offerings and a slower rate of new store openings.
The consumption of Coca-Cola Company's countless beverages in India led to a growth in its sales around the world in the Q1, where volume soared 20 percent. The growth has definitely pushed the company's earnings above what the analysts' expected, that is, to $2.05 billion, or 89 cents a share, in the quarter ended March 31, compared with 82 cents a share in the same quarter last year.
As China's economy heads for a slow down, the Chinese central bank has promised to boost the supply of liquidity in the financial system by turning to monetary easing tools.
By Greg PeelThe Dow closed down 68 points or 0.5% to once again fall below 13,000 while the S&P lost 0.
