Cardno Shares Survive Earnings Revamp
Shares in Cardno (CDD), the infrastructure and environmental services consultancy, dipped 3.2% yesterday after the company revealed a downgrade to its earnings guidance for the 2013-14 financial year.
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Djerriwarrh Keeps Dividend Steady
Djerriwarrh Investments (DJW), the second of the listed investment companies based in Melbourne and linked to the old JBWere stable of companies, yesterday produced a solid 2013-14 result, with a profit rise of nearly 21% after tax and a final dividend of a steady 16c a share. That takes dividend for the full year to an unchanged 26c a share.
Read MoreWoodside Looking At Solid H1 Profit
Higher gas prices along with higher volumes of oil (and higher oil prices) sold helped to offset a lower level of shipments for Woodside Petroleum (WPL) in the June quarter and for the first half of the year.
Read MoreMurdoch Will Have To Risk Control To Win Time Warner
If Rupert Murdoch wants to cap his career as a media mogul by grabbing control of rival Time Warner, he will have to bet the company, including the family’s control over it, to succeed. Time Warner has rejected the $US80 billion cash and shares offer from Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox because the equity on offer from Fox consists of non-voting A class shares – the ones the Murdoch family have all but rejected.
Read MoreNew Malaysian Airlines Disaster Rattles Markets
World markets went to risk off overnight, sending prices lower in Europe and the US after the shooting down of a Malaysian Airlines jet over eastern Ukraine and the launching of a ground invasion of Gaza by the Israeli military.
Read MoreFriday’s Gainers & Losers
By the closing bell on Friday the S&P/ASX200 gained 9.3 points or +0.17% on volume of $3.4 billion, closing at 5531.7.
Read MoreFriday At The Close: All Ords Up 9
As the day worked on, the markets started to calm down as more information over the Malaysia Airlines situation came to light. By the close the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) was up by 0.17 per cent to 5519.1 points.
Read MoreLiberty Global Acquires ITV Stake
Buried by all the hoo-ha about Rupert Murdoch’s $US80 billion bid for Time Warner was a smaller, but just as significant move in Britain overnight by US cable mogul, and Murdoch nemesis, John Malone, who is the only person to have taken Murdoch to the cleaners in an $US11 billion bit of greenmail in late 2006.
Read MoreRight Place, Right Time For Kibaran
Kibaran Resources is emerging Tanzanian graphite producer that boasts an existing high-grade JORC-compliant resource base, Scoping Study and most importantly a binding off-take agreement with a European graphite trader.
Read MoreShort Dated Bonds Have Greater Certainty
There’s a misconception in the market that buying bonds means locking away your funds for a long time.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
Steven Daghlian provides a mid-session financial market update. The Australian market sees its first falls since Wednesday last week.
Read MoreRio Tinto Boosts Copper Prospects
Besides the full bore production and selling of its iron ore from its huge WA mines, Rio Tinto (RIO) has also revealed a considerable improvement in its copper business.
Read MoreSirius Lands Big New Nickel Strike
Who would have thought that as BHP Billiton (BHP) prepares to sell off its Western Australian nickel operations that a once small exploration company appears to be on the verge of revealing a major new mining province in WA.
Read MoreChina’s Economic Growth Jumps
China’s economic growth accelerated in the three months to June, with quarter on quarter growth rising by 2%, up from the 1.4% seen in the March quarter.
Read MoreChina’s Steel Production At Near Record Levels
Now for some more facts that again tell us that the Chinese steel industry isn’t falling in a heap, as we have heard time and time again this year (and for the past three years).
Read MoreThursday At The Close: DJS Deal Done
After opening at a 6-year high of 5559.4 points this morning, the Australian market remained steady throughout the day; the All Ords dropping slightly to 5509.9 points for a solid close.
Read MoreThursday’s Gainers & Losers
By the closing bell on Thursday the S&P/ASX200 gained 3.5 points or +0.06% on volume of $4.3 billion, closing at 5522.4.
Read More90 Day Bank Bill Futures
Investors in Australia trying to understand the interest rate securities market will often come across reference to 90 Day Bank Bill Futures. Launched in 1979, the 90 Day Bank Bill was the first interest rate futures contract to be listed outside the US.
Read MoreThe Power Of Compound Interest
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 16 July 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Thursday
Juliana Roadley provides a mid-session financial market update. At the open of trade the ASX 200 hit a 6 year high of 5559.4 points.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Wednesday
Banks and retailers lower, but all eyes on Rio Tinto (RIO) after its strong June quarter production numbers.
Read MoreRio Tinto Raises Iron Ore Production
Despite the sharp fall in global iron ore prices, mining giant, Rio Tinto (RIO) kept its Western Australian iron ore production and selling machine operating at full bore in the six months to June 30.
Read MoreOz Minerals Boosts Copper Estimates
Oz Minerals (OZL) yesterday revealed plans to boost copper production over the full year and lift waste removal operations – which saw the shares rise 18c to a day’s high of $4.49, before they turned lower and closed down 0.2% at $4.30. They had been as low as $4.215 during the early afternoon.
Read MoreWhitehaven More Upbeat On Outlook
We had better than expected news from two mid level miners in Whitehaven Coal (WHC) and Oz Minerals (OZL) in their June quarter production reports released yesterday to the ASX.
Read MoreChances Of El Nino Big Dry Have Dropped Sharply
What are the odds that could Australia avoid an El Nino weather pattern and the associated very dry conditions, event later this year? Falling fast, according to the latest update from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM).
Read MoreFinancial Inquiry Wants Regulators More Independent
The interim report into the Australian financial system, released yesterday, is heading down the route of recommending a significant tightening, not relaxing, of laws over superannuation advice, fees and other key rules.
Read MoreNufarm Rating Cut On Inventory Build Up
Nufarm (NUF) shares sank 2.8% to $4.53 yesterday after credit rating agency Moody’s cut the company’s rating.
Read MoreWednesday At The Close: Shares Higher
The Aussie market came under pressure within 30 minutes of the start of trade today, then thanks to a late surge, local shares higher for the second time this week. The All Ordinaries Index closed up 0.16% or 8.8pts higher; closing above 5,500 points for first time in a week.
Read MoreWednesday’s Gainers & Losers
By the close on Wednesday the S&P/ASX200 gained 7.6 points or +0.14% on volume of $3.1 billion, closing at 5518.9.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Tuesday
The All Ords is now only up 6 points as money come out of the banks and gold stocks.
Read MoreLICs Start Reporting, Mirrabooka Pays Special Div
Here’s a trend or two that will become common to many listed investment companies (LICs) this reporting season, especially those in the old JBWere stable in Melbourne.
Read MoreSingapore’s Surprise Growth Slowdown
Out of the blue, Singapore, which is one of Asia’s most successful economies yesterday reported a sharp slowdown in economic growth after GDP dipped into the red in the three months to June 30, thanks to a surprise slide in the island state’s large manufacturing sector.
Read MoreGold Tanks As Portuguese Fears Fade
Analysts had quick answers after it happened, but no one saw the surprise 2.3% fall in gold prices when it happened overnight.
Read MoreSuper The Big Issue In Financial Inquiry
The interim report of the Financial Inquiry headed by former Commonwealth Bank chief, David Murray, has given the Australian financial system a big tick, with no significant changes suggested for the structure and nature of the system, but one theme comes in for special and extensive comment and calls for more advice – the three interlinked areas of superannuation, retirement incomes policies and financial advice.
Read MoreDavid Jones Deal Green-Lighted
David Jones (DJS) shareholders and South Africa’s Woolworths Ltd will have to wait until Thursday and a case in the Federal Court (not NSW Supreme Court) before the $2.15 billion takeover offer can be completed.
Read MoreTuesday At The Close: Shares Recover
The Australian market struggled to hold on to early gains as the banks and mining stocks came under heavy selling.
Read MoreTuesday’s Gainers & Losers
By the close on Tuesday the ASX200 finished flat on volume of $3 billion, closing at 5511.3.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Monday
Juliana Roadley provides a mid-session financial market update.
Read MoreThe Week Ahead
Another big week ahead for Australia, with key economic data from China, the Reserve Bank minutes, and the interim report of the inquiry into the financial system chaired by former Commonwealth Bank boss David Murray.
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