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| | | ... know, we are a retail advice business based off personal advice. We're not a stockbroking business. This was the way that Mr Smith was acting, and it wasn't appropriate," he said. Orr pressed Wright why it took so long to notify ASIC of Smith's conduct ... |
| | | | ... anything to knock it off its perch because it's not only the strong Australian dollar, it's also the weak US dollar," Mr Smith said yesterday." (this was ANZ head honcho Mike Smith). The A$ was fetching around US$1.0818 - just below the US$1.1004 hit ... |
| | | | ... act going on with one ball going up in the air saying rate cut and the other ball going up saying steady as she goes," Mr Smith said. "In any good circumstance we would probably be down 10 points anyway just waiting." The RBA cash rate sits at 2.75 per ... |
| | | | ... act going on with one ball going up in the air saying rate cut and the other ball going up saying steady as she goes," Mr Smith said. "In any good circumstance we would probably be down 10 points anyway just waiting." The RBA cash rate sits at 2.75 per ... |
| | | | ... distributions when Westpac handed down its full year result. "This interim dividend can only augur well for the final dividend," Mr Smith said. "The final dividend should be a ripper." Westpac had advanced 42 cents, or 1.24 per cent, to $34.32. Meanwhile ... |
| | | | ... and into the banks on a day index options contracts rolled over. "We have got an index rebalancing act this morning," Mr Smith said. "The fearful are selling and the fearless are buying." The local market received a negative lead from Wall Street, with ... |
| | | | ... times out of 10 that will find its way into the market as long as confidence sees the light at the top of the stairs," Mr Smith said. "The market is topping up on their holdings." Making news on Wednesday, ANZ's chief executive of institutional and international ... |
| | | | ... the past six months. "BHP and Rio were down in the UK overnight, so we had no chance of being up here in Australia," Mr Smith said. A senior Rio executive on Tuesday said the company expected the iron ore price to fall in 2013. The two big miners were ... |
| | | | ... production targets in 2013. "The market will react positively to that - the result was considered better than expected," Mr Smith said. Santos was up 46 cents, or 3.87 per cent, to $12.36. Scrap metal recycler Sims Metal Management posted another first ... |
| | | | ... getting probably almost three per cent now, and putting into stocks like Woolworths, Wesfarmers, the banks and Telstra," Mr Smith said. "It's that sentiment of continuing to chase yield and feeling more and more comfortable about having funds invested ... |
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