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Latest Edition - US Stocks Propelled Higher Following A Surge In The Financial Sector
Bryden Elssmann | March 12th, 2010
Wall Street
U.S. stocks climbed Thursday, lifting the Standard & Poors 500 to a 17-month high, the highest since October 2008, as bullish comments from Citigroups chief executive lifted the financial sector and boosted investor sentiment for a broad range of companies including Walt Disney and Home Depot.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 44.51 points, or 0.42%, to 10611.84, marking its third-straight day higher and its highest closing level since Jan.
This months posts
- March 12th, 2010 - US Stocks Propelled Higher Following A Surge In The Financial Sector
- March 11th, 2010 - Gold Retraces, Our Market Set To Strengthen
- March 10th, 2010 - One Year On From GFC Market Lows
- March 9th, 2010 - Market Set To Tread Water
- March 8th, 2010 - Market Consolidating towards 5000
- March 5th, 2010 - Australian Market Set To Open Higher
- March 4th, 2010 - Dow Closes 9 pts Down
- March 3rd, 2010 - US Stocks Edge Modestly Higher
- March 2nd, 2010 - The Australian Market Looks Set To Open Strong
- March 1st, 2010 - Market Looks Set To Open Higher
Archives
- April 2009
- 1st - Game On for Oz Minerals
- 2nd - Wall Street ignores bad news
- 3rd - 'Systematic Cooperation'
- 6th - Markets may pause ahead of rate announcement
- 7th - 'Fear Factor' retreating from market
- 8th - Buy Write on NCM
- 9th - Oil finds support
- 14th - David vs. Goliath
- 15th - Defense is the Best Offense
- 16th - Why we love BHP...
- 17th - Volatility takes a holiday
- 20th - Markets' climb slowing
- 21st - Confidence in banks falls, VIX rebounds
- 22nd - Market poised for consolidation
- 23rd - Today is Options Expiry
- 24th - Oil tracks market
- 27th - Markets poised for a swing
- 28th - Markets looking for a reason to sell
- 29th - Market mixed as financials disappoint
- 30th - Upbeat outlook rallies Wall St
- August 2009
- 4th - Stocks kick off August with a rally
- 3rd - Australian shares seen pausing after July surge
- 5th - Cautious start
- 6th - Interesting day ahead
- 7th - Market Due for a Breather
- 10th - Busy week ahead
- 13th - Consolidated Gains
- 14th - Overanalysed banks poised to fall
- 17th - Cautionary note
- 18th - Defensive play
- 19th - Australian shares seen firmer on Wall Street
- 20th - Markets subdued following earning report
- 21st - A tough week in the markets
- 24th - Momentum pushes market higher
- 25th - Crude sentiment runs out of oil
- 26th - Increasing momentum
- 27th - Don't forget, options expiry
- 28th - Boeing helps market takeoff
- 31st - Caution Ahead of Reserve Bank Meeting
- December 2008
- 1st - A solid weeks buying
- 2nd - A Tug of War
- 3rd - Markets rebound
- 4th - About Last Night
- 5th - Bye Bye Miss American Pie
- 8th - Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
- 9th - Sentiment is Changing
- 10th - Flat Day Ahead
- 11th - Start of things to come
- 12th - Washington, we have a problem
- 15th - The Week Ahead
- 16th - A silent night in December
- 17th - Now this is big
- 18th - Another weak day on the market
- 19th - Black gold
- 22nd - Christmas Trading
- 24th - Merry Christmas
- 29th - Time for review
- 30th - Another Exciting Night
- 31st - A Positive session to finish the year
- 1st - Oil Out Shines Gold
- 2nd - Market On The Mend
- 3rd - Gold Soars, Oil Tumbles
- 4th - Falls On Wall Street Overnight
- 7th - Job Numbers Generate Small Gains On The US Market
- 8th - Dollar pushes commodities lower
- 9th - Economic worries push market lower
- 10th - US Stocks Recover, Gold Pulls Back On Profit Taking
- 11th - US Stocks Rose
- 14th - US Market Closes Higher
- 15th - Why We Love AXA....
- 16th - US Stocks Fall, Dow Down 49.05pts
- 17th - Fed Repeats Pledge To Keep Rates Low, Gold Rallies
- 18th - US Recovery Could Extend Into The First Half Of 2010
- 21st - US Market Closes 21 pts Higher
- 23rd - Crude reversal fuels oilers
- 24th - US Job market shows signs of recovery
- 29th - Australian Market Looks To Open Higher
- 30th - US Stocks Fall Slightly
- 31st - Well, What A Year it Was!
- December 2009
- 1st - A solid weeks buying
- 2nd - A Tug of War
- 3rd - Markets rebound
- 4th - About Last Night
- 5th - Bye Bye Miss American Pie
- 8th - Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
- 9th - Sentiment is Changing
- 10th - Flat Day Ahead
- 11th - Start of things to come
- 12th - Washington, we have a problem
- 15th - The Week Ahead
- 16th - A silent night in December
- 17th - Now this is big
- 18th - Another weak day on the market
- 19th - Black gold
- 22nd - Christmas Trading
- 24th - Merry Christmas
- 29th - Time for review
- 30th - Another Exciting Night
- 31st - A Positive session to finish the year
- 1st - Oil Out Shines Gold
- 2nd - Market On The Mend
- 3rd - Gold Soars, Oil Tumbles
- 4th - Falls On Wall Street Overnight
- 7th - Job Numbers Generate Small Gains On The US Market
- 8th - Dollar pushes commodities lower
- 9th - Economic worries push market lower
- 10th - US Stocks Recover, Gold Pulls Back On Profit Taking
- 11th - US Stocks Rose
- 14th - US Market Closes Higher
- 15th - Why We Love AXA....
- 16th - US Stocks Fall, Dow Down 49.05pts
- 17th - Fed Repeats Pledge To Keep Rates Low, Gold Rallies
- 18th - US Recovery Could Extend Into The First Half Of 2010
- 21st - US Market Closes 21 pts Higher
- 23rd - Crude reversal fuels oilers
- 24th - US Job market shows signs of recovery
- 29th - Australian Market Looks To Open Higher
- 30th - US Stocks Fall Slightly
- 31st - Well, What A Year it Was!
- February 2009
- 2nd - RIO confirms Chinalco rumours
- 3rd - Wait and see
- 4th - Reporting season
- 5th - Capital raisings play havoc
- 6th - Westpac the preferred bank
- 9th - Positive start
- 10th - Wall Street awaits Senate vote
- 11th - Dow slides below 8000
- 12th - The light at the end of the tunnel
- 13th - Awaiting the senate vote
- 16th - Renewed strength in the "Big Miners"
- 17th - China throws lifeline to OZ Minerals
- 18th - Fear grips Wall Street
- 19th - INVESTORS NOT CONVINCED
- 20th - Another sell off on Wall Street
- 23rd - The "N" word
- 24th - Wall St drops to 12-year low
- 25th - Why we love BHP today...
- 26th - Gold slides on profit-taking
- 27th - BHP/BUY Write
- 2nd - US Stocks Rebound
- 1st - US Markets Close 53 pts Lower
- 3rd - US Stocks Climb
- 4th - Dow Jones Down 26pts, Gold Slips
- 5th - Fresh concerns drive market lower
- 8th - US Markets Manage To Close In Positive Territory Following A Slide Of 167pts Earlier In The Session
- 9th - Debt drags Dow below 10,000
- 10th - Greek bailout rumours boost US market
- 11th - Dow Down 20pts, Gold Strengthens
- 12th - Dow Up 105pts On Pledge To Aid Greece
- 15th - The Dow Jones Claws Its Way Back After Early Loses
- 15th - The Dow Jones Claws Back After Early Loses
- 16th - The Australian Market Could Open Slightly Lower Today
- 17th - US Stocks Climbed
- 18th - Dow Dow Up 40pts, Copper Rebounds
- 18th - The Dow Closes 40pts Up, Copper Rebounds
- 19th - The US Federal Reserve Raises Its Discount Cash Rate
- 22nd - Australian Market Shaken By An Aftermarket US Policy Announcement
- 23rd - Australian Stocks Look Set To Open Slightly Lower
- 24th - US Stocks Tumbled In Early Trading On Tuesday
- 25th - Dow Jones Finishes Up 91pts
- 26th - Wall Street Ends Trading With Modest Loses
- February 2010
- 2nd - RIO confirms Chinalco rumours
- 3rd - Wait and see
- 4th - Reporting season
- 5th - Capital raisings play havoc
- 6th - Westpac the preferred bank
- 9th - Positive start
- 10th - Wall Street awaits Senate vote
- 11th - Dow slides below 8000
- 12th - The light at the end of the tunnel
- 13th - Awaiting the senate vote
- 16th - Renewed strength in the "Big Miners"
- 17th - China throws lifeline to OZ Minerals
- 18th - Fear grips Wall Street
- 19th - INVESTORS NOT CONVINCED
- 20th - Another sell off on Wall Street
- 23rd - The "N" word
- 24th - Wall St drops to 12-year low
- 25th - Why we love BHP today...
- 26th - Gold slides on profit-taking
- 27th - BHP/BUY Write
- 2nd - US Stocks Rebound
- 1st - US Markets Close 53 pts Lower
- 3rd - US Stocks Climb
- 4th - Dow Jones Down 26pts, Gold Slips
- 5th - Fresh concerns drive market lower
- 8th - US Markets Manage To Close In Positive Territory Following A Slide Of 167pts Earlier In The Session
- 9th - Debt drags Dow below 10,000
- 10th - Greek bailout rumours boost US market
- 11th - Dow Down 20pts, Gold Strengthens
- 12th - Dow Up 105pts On Pledge To Aid Greece
- 15th - The Dow Jones Claws Its Way Back After Early Loses
- 15th - The Dow Jones Claws Back After Early Loses
- 16th - The Australian Market Could Open Slightly Lower Today
- 17th - US Stocks Climbed
- 18th - Dow Dow Up 40pts, Copper Rebounds
- 18th - The Dow Closes 40pts Up, Copper Rebounds
- 19th - The US Federal Reserve Raises Its Discount Cash Rate
- 22nd - Australian Market Shaken By An Aftermarket US Policy Announcement
- 23rd - Australian Stocks Look Set To Open Slightly Lower
- 24th - US Stocks Tumbled In Early Trading On Tuesday
- 25th - Dow Jones Finishes Up 91pts
- 26th - Wall Street Ends Trading With Modest Loses
- January 2009
- 2nd - Goodbye 2008
- 5th - Cautiously optimistic
- 6th - Holiday period over
- 8th - Markets slide
- 9th - Warrant Holders
- 12th - Falling demand
- 13th - The Tug of War continues
- 14th - Mixed results on Wall Street
- 15th - Bargain Hunting
- 16th - Oil slides to near five-year low
- 19th - Obamanomics
- 20th - It seems the market will swing with or without the US!
- 21st - Troubled banking sector triggers panic selling
- 22nd - Wall Street sets the tempo
- 23rd - Mixed signals
- 27th - Australian market may have some catching up to do!
- 28th - Crucial reporting season ahead
- 29th - Options expiry
- 30th - The roller coaster continues
- 4th - US Markets Fall Sharply
- 5th - US Stocks Rally
- 6th - Dow Jones Closes Down 11.94pts
- 7th - US Stocks Gain As Commodities Rally, Fed Discusses Stimulus
- 8th - Financial Shares Rally In The US
- 11th - US Claw Their Way Into Positive Territory
- 12th - US Stocks Advance, Gold Strengthens
- 13th - Dow Jones Down 36.73pts
- 14th - Stocks Rise In The US and Europe, Oil Fell Below $80
- 15th - US Stocks Rise
- 18th - Dow Jones Slides 100pts
- 20th - US Stocks Power To New 15 Month Highs
- 21st - Dow Down 120pts, Positive On Chinese GDP Out Today
- 22nd - Wall Streets Worst Day In Weeks
- 25th - US Markets Slide Lower
- 27th - US Stocks Slightly Down With Concerns Over Banking Regulation Plans
- 28th - Dow Up 42pts Led By Financial Shares, Gold Falls
- January 2010
- 2nd - Goodbye 2008
- 5th - Cautiously optimistic
- 6th - Holiday period over
- 8th - Markets slide
- 9th - Warrant Holders
- 12th - Falling demand
- 13th - The Tug of War continues
- 14th - Mixed results on Wall Street
- 15th - Bargain Hunting
- 16th - Oil slides to near five-year low
- 19th - Obamanomics
- 20th - It seems the market will swing with or without the US!
- 21st - Troubled banking sector triggers panic selling
- 22nd - Wall Street sets the tempo
- 23rd - Mixed signals
- 27th - Australian market may have some catching up to do!
- 28th - Crucial reporting season ahead
- 29th - Options expiry
- 30th - The roller coaster continues
- 4th - US Markets Fall Sharply
- 5th - US Stocks Rally
- 6th - Dow Jones Closes Down 11.94pts
- 7th - US Stocks Gain As Commodities Rally, Fed Discusses Stimulus
- 8th - Financial Shares Rally In The US
- 11th - US Claw Their Way Into Positive Territory
- 12th - US Stocks Advance, Gold Strengthens
- 13th - Dow Jones Down 36.73pts
- 14th - Stocks Rise In The US and Europe, Oil Fell Below $80
- 15th - US Stocks Rise
- 18th - Dow Jones Slides 100pts
- 20th - US Stocks Power To New 15 Month Highs
- 21st - Dow Down 120pts, Positive On Chinese GDP Out Today
- 22nd - Wall Streets Worst Day In Weeks
- 25th - US Markets Slide Lower
- 27th - US Stocks Slightly Down With Concerns Over Banking Regulation Plans
- 28th - Dow Up 42pts Led By Financial Shares, Gold Falls
- July 2009
- 16th - Market To Roar
- 1st - Weak consumer Confidence weighs down market
- 2nd - Dow Jones Industrial Average closes higher
- 3rd - Consolidation Ahead
- 6th - Markets Continue to Battle with the China Story
- 7th - Earnings season unofficially kicks off this week
- 8th - Investors Cautious ahead of Alcoa's Quarterly Report
- 9th - U.S. Earnings Season Begins
- 10th - Positive End To The Week
- 13th - U.S. Markets Drifted Lower on Friday Night
- 14th - Positive Day Ahead
- 15th - Momentum Set To Continue
- 17th - Markets Likely Weighed Down by Profit Taking
- 20th - A little lead could be a cause for weakness
- 21st - Australian shares steady ahead of earnings
- 22nd - A cautious time ahead...
- 23rd - Rally Losing Momentum
- 24th - Australin shares set to rebound following Wall St
- 27th - Market waits for earnings rush
- 28th - Australian shares set for cautious start
- 29th - Oil dips on demand worries
- 30th - Global recovery worries push market lower
- 31st - Resurgent optimism lifts market
- June 2009
- 2nd - Market drives higher as GM hands over the keys
- 3rd - BHP consolidates
- 4th - Resource sell-off slows market
- 5th - RIO scraps Chinalco deal
- 9th - Commodities weigh down the market
- 10th - Wall Street flat amid mixed reaction to bail-out
- 11th - Chinese steelmakers eye iron ore
- 12th - Chinese Minerals & Japanese Dollars
- 15th - Commodities hit miners
- 16th - Investors hit the sell button
- 17th - Consolidation Ahead
- 18th - RIO poised to fall
- 19th - Aussie dollar looks for direction
- 22nd - Market slides sideways
- 23rd - Profit taking hits market
- 24th - Market to Remain Flat
- 25th - Options Expiry
- 26th - Positive Finish To The Week
- 29th - Little Lead for Our Market
- 30th - Higher End To The Year?
- May 2009
- 1st - Market finishes the month on a positive
- 4th - Positive figures push Wall St higher
- 5th - Better-than-expected start to May
- 6th - Buy the dips
- 7th - Growing optimism
- 8th - Profit taking ahead of stress test
- 11th - Positive note
- 12th - Wait & See
- 13th - Subdued equity markets
- 14th - Why we love CSL today...
- 15th - Equities bounce back
- 18th - Oil leads market lower
- 19th - Stocks get high on falling VIX
- 20th - Why we love NCM today...
- 21st - Sour finish on Wall St
- 22nd - Renewed concerns drive market lower
- 25th - ASIC lifts ban on short selling Financials
- 26th - North Korea fails to shock oil
- 27th - ANZ Capital raising
- 29th - Oil drives markets higher
- November 2008
- 3rd - A New Dawn
- 4th - Ignoring is bliss
- 5th - A Great Day for Taking Profits
- 6th - Again, buy the rumour sell the fact
- 7th - Two year movements are now made in two days!
- 10th - All eyes were on Wall Street Friday night
- 11th - Communism to the Rescue!
- 12th - World markets still weak
- 13th - The volatile Wall Street
- 14th - Was that finally the low?
- 17th - Merger Talks
- 18th - Uncertainty continues in the U.S.
- 19th - Bounce on the Banks
- 20th - This is Silly!
- 21st - When you go through hell, keep going
- 24th - Some Positive Market Action
- 25th - Psychology of Investing
- 26th - A quiet day on the local market
- 27th - "Tell me I'm Dreaming" But...
- 28th - Thanks for thanksgiving
- 9th - Dow Jones Remains Above The 10,000 Mark
- 2nd - Wall Street Slides 2.5% on Friday Night
- 3rd - Ford Drives Wall Street Higher
- 4th - Dow Jones Second Decline In Three Sessions
- 5th - US Stocks Eased
- 6th - Dow pushes above 10,000
- 10th - Oil Fuels Market Rally
- 11th - US Stocks Mixed Overnight
- 12th - Gold Shines, S&P at 13 Month High
- 13th - Slight Consolidation of the Australian Market
- 16th - Bullish Movement In Global Stock Markets
- 17th - Market Flirts With Fresh Highs
- 18th - Dow Up 30, Miners Drive Gains
- 19th - Lower inventories fuel higher prices
- 20th - Oil Slips, Australian Shares Seen To Retrace
- 23rd - Wall St wobbles as Gold continues to shine
- 24th - Wall Street climbs to new high
- 25th - Wall Street finishes the session lower
- 27th - Stocks Tumble, Bonds Rally on Dubai; Credit-Default Swaps Soar
- 30th - US Market - Better Then Expected
- November 2009
- 3rd - A New Dawn
- 4th - Ignoring is bliss
- 5th - A Great Day for Taking Profits
- 6th - Again, buy the rumour sell the fact
- 7th - Two year movements are now made in two days!
- 10th - All eyes were on Wall Street Friday night
- 11th - Communism to the Rescue!
- 12th - World markets still weak
- 13th - The volatile Wall Street
- 14th - Was that finally the low?
- 17th - Merger Talks
- 18th - Uncertainty continues in the U.S.
- 19th - Bounce on the Banks
- 20th - This is Silly!
- 21st - When you go through hell, keep going
- 24th - Some Positive Market Action
- 25th - Psychology of Investing
- 26th - A quiet day on the local market
- 27th - "Tell me I'm Dreaming" But...
- 28th - Thanks for thanksgiving
- 9th - Dow Jones Remains Above The 10,000 Mark
- 2nd - Wall Street Slides 2.5% on Friday Night
- 3rd - Ford Drives Wall Street Higher
- 4th - Dow Jones Second Decline In Three Sessions
- 5th - US Stocks Eased
- 6th - Dow pushes above 10,000
- 10th - Oil Fuels Market Rally
- 11th - US Stocks Mixed Overnight
- 12th - Gold Shines, S&P at 13 Month High
- 13th - Slight Consolidation of the Australian Market
- 16th - Bullish Movement In Global Stock Markets
- 17th - Market Flirts With Fresh Highs
- 18th - Dow Up 30, Miners Drive Gains
- 19th - Lower inventories fuel higher prices
- 20th - Oil Slips, Australian Shares Seen To Retrace
- 23rd - Wall St wobbles as Gold continues to shine
- 24th - Wall Street climbs to new high
- 25th - Wall Street finishes the session lower
- 27th - Stocks Tumble, Bonds Rally on Dubai; Credit-Default Swaps Soar
- 30th - US Market - Better Then Expected
- October 2008
- 1st - Finally... new money in the market!!!
- 2nd - The Dow Jones has a quiet session…Only a 250 point range
- 17th - The American Patient
- 20th - 21 Year Anniversary
- 3rd - It's all about market psychology
- 6th - What a week it was!
- 7th - The "R" Word
- 8th - That's not a cut, this is a cut!!!
- 9th - What a night it was...
- 10th - Another down day for the Dow
- 13th - A week to remember
- 14th - Relief at Last
- 15th - A perfect market for Contrarians!
- 16th - Oh Dear!
- 21st - The market gets a boost from Energy!
- 22nd - Profit taking on negative earnings!!!
- 23rd - This is surreal!
- 24th - The Dow Jones does its normal 600 point range
- 27th - One week to go
- 28th - It's Trench Warfare
- 29th - Up, Up and Away. Wall Street up 11%!!!
- 30th - Rate cuts rule the day
- 31st - Ignoring the bad news
- 1st - Consumer confidence drags market lower
- 2nd - Dow down 2% on economic woes
- 5th - Market expected to open weaker
- 6th - All eyes on RBA
- 7th - Gold miners shine
- 8th - Market gets a boost from overseas
- 9th - Hostile bid pushes NCM higher
- 12th - Quarterly results push market higher
- 13th - Dow inches toward 10,000
- 14th - Dow Jones Down 14.74 pts
- 15th - China increases the appeal of commodities
- 16th - Australian Market Set For More Gains
- 19th - US Markets Close Weaker
- 20th - Rebound on Wall Street
- 21st - Dow Jones Down 50.71 pts
- 22nd - U.S. Stocks Ease Gains in Final Hour
- 23rd - Triple digit rally pushes Dow above 10,000 pts
- 26th - US Markets end week on a softer note
- 27th - Asciano Sees Stability
- 28th - US Stocks Finish Mixed - Dow Jones Up 14.21pts
- 29th - US Markets Closed Down ~120 pts
- 30th - Dow Jones Closes Up 199.89 pts
- October 2009
- 1st - Finally... new money in the market!!!
- 2nd - The Dow Jones has a quiet session…Only a 250 point range
- 17th - The American Patient
- 20th - 21 Year Anniversary
- 3rd - It's all about market psychology
- 6th - What a week it was!
- 7th - The "R" Word
- 8th - That's not a cut, this is a cut!!!
- 9th - What a night it was...
- 10th - Another down day for the Dow
- 13th - A week to remember
- 14th - Relief at Last
- 15th - A perfect market for Contrarians!
- 16th - Oh Dear!
- 21st - The market gets a boost from Energy!
- 22nd - Profit taking on negative earnings!!!
- 23rd - This is surreal!
- 24th - The Dow Jones does its normal 600 point range
- 27th - One week to go
- 28th - It's Trench Warfare
- 29th - Up, Up and Away. Wall Street up 11%!!!
- 30th - Rate cuts rule the day
- 31st - Ignoring the bad news
- 1st - Consumer confidence drags market lower
- 2nd - Dow down 2% on economic woes
- 5th - Market expected to open weaker
- 6th - All eyes on RBA
- 7th - Gold miners shine
- 8th - Market gets a boost from overseas
- 9th - Hostile bid pushes NCM higher
- 12th - Quarterly results push market higher
- 13th - Dow inches toward 10,000
- 14th - Dow Jones Down 14.74 pts
- 15th - China increases the appeal of commodities
- 16th - Australian Market Set For More Gains
- 19th - US Markets Close Weaker
- 20th - Rebound on Wall Street
- 21st - Dow Jones Down 50.71 pts
- 22nd - U.S. Stocks Ease Gains in Final Hour
- 23rd - Triple digit rally pushes Dow above 10,000 pts
- 26th - US Markets end week on a softer note
- 27th - Asciano Sees Stability
- 28th - US Stocks Finish Mixed - Dow Jones Up 14.21pts
- 29th - US Markets Closed Down ~120 pts
- 30th - Dow Jones Closes Up 199.89 pts
- September 2008
- 4th - We had the banking crisis now it's the commodity crisis
- 5th - Ouch!
- 8th - It's bigger than Ben Hur!
- 9th - The biggest one day rise in 6 months
- 10th - A nightmare on Wall Street
- 11th - And finally a quiet night!
- 12th - Somebody put the Dow Jones in a straight jacket
- 15th - Market Mania
- 16th - A nightmare on Wall Street
- 17th - Enough of the negativity - WHAT SHOULD WE DO?
- 18th - Stop Look and Listen
- 19th - A fairy tale
- 22nd - The bounce we had to have…
- 23rd - Money on Trees
- 24th - Forget US and Europe for now, how about the Emerging Markets?
- 25th - Enter Warren Buffet, Stage Left
- 26th - Congress passes the $700 BLN rescue package
- 29th - Wall Street moves to Washington and the Uncle Sam Hedge Fund
- 30th - Financial Rescue Package narrowly defeated
- 1st - World Eyes On China
- 2nd - Market stumbles into September
- 3rd - Why we love RIO today..
- 4th - Good as gold
- 7th - Economic stimulus sends markets higher
- 8th - Europe sets the tempo
- 9th - Gold tops $1000
- 10th - Investors abandon dollar for oil
- 11th - The path of least resistance is up…for now
- 11th - The path of least resistance is up…for now
- 11th - The path of least resistance is up...for now
- 14th - Liquified gas project solidifies growth
- 15th - Freeman Fox strategy bodes well for clients
- 16th - Strong economic data lifts market sentiment
- 17th - Expiry fast approaching
- 18th - Telstra goes under the knife
- 21st - Time is your friend, impulse is your enemy
- 22nd - Market slides on light volumes
- 22nd - Why we love ORI today...
- 23rd - Offshore gains push market higher
- 24th - Commodities weigh market down
- 29th - Corporate Activity Drives Markets
- 30th - End of quarter buying
- September 2009
- 4th - We had the banking crisis now it's the commodity crisis
- 5th - Ouch!
- 8th - It's bigger than Ben Hur!
- 9th - The biggest one day rise in 6 months
- 10th - A nightmare on Wall Street
- 11th - And finally a quiet night!
- 12th - Somebody put the Dow Jones in a straight jacket
- 15th - Market Mania
- 16th - A nightmare on Wall Street
- 17th - Enough of the negativity - WHAT SHOULD WE DO?
- 18th - Stop Look and Listen
- 19th - A fairy tale
- 22nd - The bounce we had to have…
- 23rd - Money on Trees
- 24th - Forget US and Europe for now, how about the Emerging Markets?
- 25th - Enter Warren Buffet, Stage Left
- 26th - Congress passes the $700 BLN rescue package
- 29th - Wall Street moves to Washington and the Uncle Sam Hedge Fund
- 30th - Financial Rescue Package narrowly defeated
- 1st - World Eyes On China
- 2nd - Market stumbles into September
- 3rd - Why we love RIO today..
- 4th - Good as gold
- 7th - Economic stimulus sends markets higher
- 8th - Europe sets the tempo
- 9th - Gold tops $1000
- 10th - Investors abandon dollar for oil
- 11th - The path of least resistance is up…for now
- 11th - The path of least resistance is up…for now
- 11th - The path of least resistance is up...for now
- 14th - Liquified gas project solidifies growth
- 15th - Freeman Fox strategy bodes well for clients
- 16th - Strong economic data lifts market sentiment
- 17th - Expiry fast approaching
- 18th - Telstra goes under the knife
- 21st - Time is your friend, impulse is your enemy
- 22nd - Market slides on light volumes
- 22nd - Why we love ORI today...
- 23rd - Offshore gains push market higher
- 24th - Commodities weigh market down
- 29th - Corporate Activity Drives Markets
- 30th - End of quarter buying