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Market wrap

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 9 JUN 2004
... there is expected to be little direct influence on the market, as it digests key announcements from Foster's, DCA and aristocrat from earlier in the week. From an economic standpoint consumer sentiment and housing finance data are both expected to be ...

Market wrap

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 8 JUN 2004
... the day, markets will be watching for the Foster's wine review, as well as an announcement from poker machine maker Aristocrat. On the economics front a bond tender result and the national Australia Bank monthly business survey will be the focus.

Aristocrat shares up 12% after profit forecast

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 25 MAY 2004
Shares in poker machine maker Aristocrat Leisure rocketed more than 12% higher in early trade after providing guidance for the first half. Aristocrat - which had previously provided no outlook for the first half - today said it expected a net profit ...

CommSec launches company stress test for investors

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 5 DEC 2003
... on CommSec's FSI, the closer a company's rating is to 100, the more stressed they are. Troubled poker machine maker Aristocrat Leisure Ltd and smartcard technology company ERG Ltd rank among the most financially stressed companies, according to CommSec's ...

Afternoon market wrap: Market trims gains in late trade

... the market took the lead from gains in major US indexes Friday night. Among the major movers on the local market was Aristocrat, which posted a further 8 cents gain to close at $1.43. Brambles, Mayne and WMC also closed sharply higher on the day. Earlier ...

Afternoon market wrap: Australian shares defy offshore markets, finishing slight

... consumer discretionary (down 0.7%) and telecommunications (down 0.7%) ended the day lower. Poker machine manufacturer Aristocrat Leisure continued to benefit from continued takeover speculation, ending the day at $1.19, up 6 cents. The Australian bond ...

Value managers maintain their edge as markets fall: InTech

... movements have dominated relative portfolio returns," said Chris Thompson, InTech's portfolio manager, adding that Aristocrat Leisure (-59 %), AMP (-23%), and CSL (-21%) were the biggest losers. Value manager WestAm was the best performer in February ...
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