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| | Hawkish central bank speaks may have damped equity market sentiment in towards the dying days of June, but Australian equities less so - the All Ordinaries index outperformed (up 0.05% over the month) both developed market equities (down 3.17%) and ... |
| | | ... of assets held in APRA-regulated funds as a result of unstable financial markets and a poor overall performance of the ALL ORDS. A further 30% of the 20,800 members surveyed said they are "somewhat confident"; though the majority of respondents said ... |
| | | Aberdeen Asset Management has appointed a new regional sales manager. Luke Mandekic joins Aberdeen's distribution team from AMP, where he was a model portfolio manager for AMP Advice Research. Prior to that, he was an investment analyst at AXA. "Luke ... |
| | | ... days more than half of what they lost in the three months to 30 September. "Bloody Monday" (24 August) - the day the All Ords dropped by more than 4%, S&P 500 index went into a correction, Chinese equities recorded their biggest one-day dive since June ... |
| | | ... Danger! Pick a stock market, any stock market, chances are it is now in correction territory - Dow, Stoxx 600, FTSE-100, All Ords, Strait Times, Jakarta Composite, Taiex, KLCI, PSEi - or in a bear market -- Hang Seng - or highly volatile - Shanghai Composite ... |
| | | ... from January 1999 - the time when the Nasdaq in rally mode but before the rally went exponential - you'll see that the All Ords has appreciated by 110.9% to date. This compares with the S&P 500 index's 73.1% gain and the Dow's 97.1% -- and they had a ... |
| | | ... orders? Or, not enough buy-ops. Equity markets closed down, a bit, - the S&P 500 closed down by an eye-watering 0.4%; the All Ords by 1.2%; and in Europe (the epicentre of the Greek tragi-comedy), the Stoxx 600 "plunged" by 1.2% and the FTSE-100 was ... |
| | | ... meaning to that aged-old "sell in May..." adage, 'ey? Those who did and went away, avoided the 6.2% loss registered by the All Ords from the end of April to yesterday. To be sure, there could be more losses along the way. The Greek crisis remains fluid ... |
| | | ... to please yourself"... and he was. But it wasn't only Joe, himself, that was pleased... the stock market was too - the All Ords index rose by 0.7% (and this, on the back of a negative lead from America and Europe) - led by consumer staples (up 1.7%) ... |
| | | ... March Board meeting reversed the Australian equity market's sharp uptrend that started in the middle of January. The All Ords dropped from a high of 5,926.3 points a day before the RBA meeting to a low of 5,763.3 points six trading days later - as the ... |
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