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| | | ... the market. "By the look of the banking sector the shortening is continuing, I would say it's still being short sold," Mr Smith said. "None of the locals would sell Commonwealth Bank with a $1.13 dividend in it with franking credit unless they knew something ... |
| | | | ... best lead from the US. "We have been due for a rebound... Technically my indicators have indicated a turnaround," said Mr Smith. "Once again we must remember to buy on the dips in these economic times. "It is right across the board... Even some of the ... |
| | | | ... probably under average, so a bit of surprise on the upside." A fall in Woodside Petroleum stocks had not impacted heavily, Mr Smith said, while the usual suspects of resource and finance had kept the bourse in positive territory. "The two resource stocks ... |
| | | | ... its adjustments now and again." Banks have been suffering under fears interest rates might be in for another rise, but Mr Smith wasn't panicked. "Banks make money whatever the interest rate is. It's only temporary," he said. At 1201 AEST NAB had dropped ... |
| | | | ... of 9,666 contracts. Bell Potter analyst Stuart Smith said it had been a choppy morning. "It has been gyrating a bit," Mr Smith said, after a lower open. "This is options expiry day for March and I think you're seeing a bit of volatility due to that." ... |
| | | | ... of 9,666 contracts. Bell Potter analyst Stuart Smith said it had been a choppy morning. "It has been gyrating a bit," Mr Smith said, after a lower open. "This is options expiry day for March and I think you're seeing a bit of volatility due to that." ... |
| | | | ... those involved in the sell-off over the past week resurfacing as buyers. "We've rebounded just short of one per cent," Mr Smith said. "Confidence has brought... sellers back to being buyers." He said the market was also pleased with the Reserve Bank ... |
| | | | ... definitely on the downside. "I give it some chance this week of a pick-up but you don't stand in the way of a speeding train," Mr Smith said. "There is a lot of money in the wings waiting to buy into the market." He said the market fundamentals remained ... |
| | | | ... "I think it's essentially the rate rise and moreover the thought that there will probably be another one to follow," Mr Smith said. "It's probably a little bit of overdue profit taking - that in itself is healthy." The RBA lifted official rates by a ... |
| | | | ... been some impediments with BHP and Woodside, the major banks are all down, and generally, there's a bit of uncertainty," Mr Smith said. "However, the share price futures index for September expired this morning, and that has released a little bit of ... |
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