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| | | ... broking industry has guidelines in place to dissuade 'crossing over', which would prevent people selling personally owned stocks and buying them back into an SMSF on the same day. "You're going to have to be out of the market for a few days if not longer ... |
| | | | ... did not expect the market to close more than two per cent lower on Tuesday. All sectors had lost ground except telecom stocks, which rose 0.06 per cent, led by Telstra which, Mr Elgar said, investors saw as a defensive stock in volatile times, given ... |
| | | | ... prices are down to levels where there is value being recognised," he said. All sectors fell at the open except telecom stocks, which rose 0.35 per cent, led by Telstra. The telco's shares gained two cents to $3.06. Gold rose two per cent on Monday and ... |
| | | | ... light heading into the long weekend. Turnover was 925.63 million shares worth $4.21 billion, with about five of every 10 stocks rising. Mr Mueller said extreme volatility on bond and equity markets had done little to help investor confidence. "We had ... |
| | | | ... broader All Ordinaries index lost 29.8 points, or 0.73 per cent, to 4,067.9. NEW YORK - US blue chips rebounded but tech stocks fell Thursday after Germany's parliament approved a crucial EU bailout package and new US data gave the economy a slightly ... |
| | | | ... of German politicians and that's a 50-50 scenario and people are not wanting to take risk into that," he said. Resources stocks registered the biggest falls on the market, with many investors selling in response to heavy falls in commodity prices over ... |
| | | | ... close at 4,039.5, while the broader All Ordinaries index gained 34.2 points, or 0.84 per cent, to 4,097.7. NEW YORK - US stocks closed sharply lower after an early rise Wednesday as worries persisted over whether the eurozone would come up with an effective ... |
| | | | ... said a rise in commodity prices overnight was keeping the market in recovery mode after last week's massive losses. Energy stocks were 1.4 per cent higher after world oil prices soared on Tuesday, mirroring gains on world equity markets. Woodside Petroleum ... |
| | | | ... the 'hope' trade. It would be hard for anyone not to notice the spectacular resurgence in the share prices of European stocks that happened overnight. The FTSE-100 ended 4.02% on the up and up by the close of trading. Wow! But if you think that's good. ... |
| | | | ... analyst Peter Esho said that despite wide-ranging scepticism the market's rebound looked quite convincing as materials stocks made back some of their losses of the past few days. "Commodity prices have stopped falling at the moment, silver and gold prices ... |
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