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  • quantitative easing programmes
  • he Reserve Bank of Australia is unlikely to change the cash rate when it meets toda
ASX to rise as RBA convenes
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  • Hamish Douglass
Rate hikes a ‘disaster’ for markets, says Hamish Douglass
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  • including rooftop solar, batteries and hydrogen.
  • Only 0.6 per cent of new car sales in 2019 were EVs
  • alia in the absence of the sort of incentives from governments that
  • Business fleets make up close to half of all new vehicles sales
  • rigin Energy
Origin to tap into ‘tipping point’ for EVs
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  • Telstra
  • construction group CIMIC
  • David Cameron is also a senior adviser.
  • Julie Bishop
  • SoftBank Group in 2019
  • packaging them into short-dated bonds that are then sold to investors such as banks and pension funds.
  • Greensill makes money by acquiring invoices from the suppliers of its customers for a fee
  • categorically untrue
  • Australian insolvency laws passed in 2017 that allow directors to try to restructure companies while potentially trading insolvent without being liable for civil or criminal penalties.
  • Credit Suisse Asset Management
  • Lex Greensill
Greensill Capital enters safe harbour in Australia
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  • The US is a safe haven and has a much deeper and more liquid fixed income market.
  • disconnect suggests the market does not fully believe the RBA’s “lower for longer” story.
  • market is pricing in rate rises in the 12-24 months before 2024.
  • A brief or temporary jump in inflation back above 2 per cent will not trigger a rate rise, according to the RBA’s guidance.
  • keep a lid on the Australian dollar
  • bank is prepared to make further adjustments to its purchases in response to market conditions
  • extrapolated
  • bring forward” of its initial $100 billion, six-month program.
  • would not be pushed into perpetually increasing the size of quantitative easing (QE),
Lowe gives first signal more QE is coming
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  • it has made merchants fund the customer’s access to the short-term credit used to drive retail sales.
New buy now, pay later code puts huge investor value under question
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  • Xero stickier for its customers
  • but the bottom line is that if Planday is profitable, it’s only just in the black.
Xero buys Planday: Accounting software firms biggest ever deal creates four growth options
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  • Calling on Democracies to strengthen themselves at home as a necessary first step to confront such a challenge, the Biden administration said it was placing additional weight on alliances, treaties and institutions at the heart of the international order.
Biden puts Australia and allies at centre of China strategy
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  • 5 million members who account for 69 per cent of total sales
  • ng 21 per cent of total sal
Myer interim profit bolstered by JobKeeper, rent waivers
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  • expressed optimism for US jobs
  • economic growth and faster inflation
  • Jerome Powell
Powell says ‘disorderly’ market conditions would concern him
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  • 3.2 per cent of GDP
  • China forecast a 3 per cent increase
  • 2.3 per cent growth last year
  • a 6 per cent gross domestic product growth target.
Beijing sets 6pc growth target in market surprise
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  • Google News Showcase
  • three-year deal
  • get a second wind
  • Robert Thomson
  • fourth estate.
  • News Corp
News Corp CEO Robert Thomson says Google deal will give news media a second wind
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  • Treasurer able to go back and reject proposals that have already been approved
  • hile the national security test has caus
  • peaked at $16 billion in 2016.
  • devalue assets
  • fell by 61 per cent last year
  • $1 billion
Chinese investment plunges to $1b in 2020
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  • US Senate.
  • significant fiscal and financial policy actions and avoid withdrawing support too early
Debt cost spike presents a few challenges for RBA
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  • EBITDA
Why the ASX is a rich target for short-selling
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  • uesday’s meeting.
  • One problem the Reserve Bank has tried to manage is to not overwhelm the bond market or be seen to provide direct government financing.
  • forcing down yields relative to Australia.
  • $100 billion
  • five and 10 years.
  • This was to make businesses, banks and households comfortable to borrow money cheaply for three years.
  • subside
  • test of the resolve of central banks to maintain low rates and the confidence of the equity market
  • Sharply higher rates, however, suggest the market thinks that keeping short-term rates low will only amplify inflationary effects in the future.
  • insurance companies, make more money when rates are high
  • nuanced
  • Counter-intuitively, bond rates have the biggest influence on high-growth technology stocks
  • An increase in supply as governments raise more money can put upward pressure on yields.
  • achieve full employment and inflation below a certain level.
  • n major bond markets, the rate for that year is the market’s best estimate as to the average future central bank cash rate setting at that time – or the term path of interest rates.
  • The longer the maturity, the more sensitive the bond price is to moves in yields.
  • when the yield goes up, the price goes down
  • Typically, the longer the maturity is, the higher the yield
  • Governments that borrow money in their own currency (like the United States, Australia and Japan) are considered risk free in that they can never really default.
All your bond market questions explained
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  • $3.5 billion to $4 billion in sales by 2020
  • $1.21 billion i
  • more than $1 billion in 2020 a
  • fallen well short of initial market forecasts
Amazon Australia sales exceed $1b
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  • challenging to find extra storage tanks
China’s oil reserves are close to reaching storage capacity
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  • Buffett has underperformed the index for at least a decade.
  • letter
Interest in Warren Buffett’s thoughts as strong as ever
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  • Its purchases cause reserves to increase, bringing banks closer to the point where the leverage ratio requirement binds and forces them to curtail lending.
  • $US120 billion a month
  • no more than about $US120 billion in cash
The Fed may need to head off a money-market mess
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  • a bank can sustain bankruptcy pressure and
Leverage Ratios for Banks (Definition) | 3 Major Leverage Ratios for Banks
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  • recommence skilled migration and bringing back foreign students.
  • 44 per cent increase in residential settlements in the six months to December 3
  • under-supply of 100,000 dwellings on the east coast, and that will put upward pressure on prices.
  • Australia is headed for another shortage of detached housing on the eastern seaboard because of a lack of forward planning
  • digital tools boosted residential sales by $10 million.
  • Stockland has a digital- and data-driven future.
Stockland’s housing warning
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  • integrated retail, franchise, property and digital strategy
ASX falls 2.3pc; Afterpay below $120, AMP up 6pc
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  • scaling issues
  • Through the Christmas period and January we had containers sitting in shipping yards full of products we couldn’t sell because they couldn’t fit in the warehouse
  • mainly due to warehouse capacity issues
  • growth slowed in January,
  • o $38.8 million
  • rose 97 per cent to $638 million,
  • e six month
  • m fell 10 per cent after i
Kogan.com celebrates bumper first half but January stalls
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  • resume at the end of October
  • statutory $1.1 billion interim loss
Qantas half-year result: Airline reports $1b loss as COVID-19 smashes demand
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  • Dynasty Peak,
  • I think sales of the products is actually going to be quite sticky
  • Customers are seeking to buy Australian made
  • Chantale Millard
  • stick
  • uy Australian
‘Buy Australian’ a rising force for Maggie Beer
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  • BIG W was the biggest surprise, with earnings soaring 166 per cent to $133 million as sales rose 20.1 per cent to $2.58 billion
  • Endeavour Drinks,
  • “I don’t think it will be long before digital visits exceed physical visits across all our stores
  • Woolworths is maintaining market share while Coles is losing share to independents such as Metcash’s IGA retailers.
  • adding that toilet paper sales were still above normal as people spent more time at home.
  • Woolworths’ online sales grew faster than Coles’
  • Group sales rose 10.6 per cent in the six months ended January 3
  • Brad Banducc
  • $1.14 billion in the December half
Woolworths half-year profit: Profit up 16pc but CEO Brad Banducci warns June quarter sales will fall
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  • If we had not got to an outcome, we would have been stuck in this terminal print decline. I can’t underestimate how significant it is for the future of that publishing business.
Nine’s Google deal key to future of newspapers, says outgoing CEO
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  • growth this year to 6.5 per cent.
  • Mr Williams suggested that the higher rates mainly reflect the increasingly optimistic economic outlook of investors.
  • tumbled a steep 2.5 per cent as the yield on the 10-year Treasury note surged to nearly 1.37 per cent
  • stagnant job market
  • optimism among many analysts that the economy will grow rapidly later this year.
  • Fed sees no need to alter its ultra-low interest rate policies any time soon
  • erome Powell
Fed’s Powell: US economic recovery is ‘uneven’
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  • China’s transformation as a result of industrial development and urbanisation
  • introduced policy measures designed to curb over-investment and the build-up of excessive credit risk in the property sector
  • particularly in the country’s mega cities
  • property investment
  • stimulus on this scale won’t be repeated
  • flowed into the construction sector
  • early stages of a new commodity supercycle
  • Meanwhile, investors are turning to the precious metals as a hedge against rising inflation
Commodity supercycle or short-term squeeze?
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  • stronger than expected bounce indicates the strength of the recovery in the labour market
Wages up amid growing reports of worker shortages
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  • Andrew Clifford
  • Platinum
Platinum boss plays to strengths in world ‘gone crazy’
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  • failed to convince the market.
Woolworths, Westfield, Appen, Wisetech, Medibank: All the half-year results here
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  • inflation ahead.
Seek in talks to sell $2.2b Zhaopin stake; energy gains
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  • property settlement platform Pexa.
KKR, Domain team up for Pexa bid
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  • Australia
Canva buys European design startups to fuel growth
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  • government building incentives.
  • they were suddenly spending more time in.
  • started in the renovation and remodelling market and is now moving to new home building.
  • long can it last?
The building boom is not done yet
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  • 10-year interest rates?
Equity investors should stop fretting about rising interest rates
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  • Companies are conserving capital,
  • price is at $US160 a tonne.”
  • iron ore plays
  • ogether, the big three iron ore miners will pay out $19.37 billion.
  • covenant
  • stronger-than-expected economic recovery
  • $73 billion
ASX dividends to hit $73b as it rains upgrades
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  • 第一个经济变量——利率
巴菲特论股票市场-Barrons-财新博客-财新网
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  • not investing in cash-like securities. Without cash, the fund will be forced to sell assets, locking in losses.
Scott Pape takes aim at HostPlus, unlisted investments
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  • 2 per cent less on newspapers and books.
  • rs spent less on clothes,
  • was alcohol.
Retail sales show 2020 was a year for the bottle
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  • "can't guarantee" that it will be safe for Americans to vote in person on Election Day, November 3.
'Rolling reentry' of US economy possible in May
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  • masks should be recommended in public environments
  • Raina MacIntrye
'Clear as a bell' the virus is airborne
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  • foreign policy will not be Biden's top priority, so Australia will need to be patient.
  • inner sanctum
Australia has friends in Biden's inner sanctum
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  • materials or the cyclical industrial companies, those will be the real beneficiaries."
  • cyclicals
How to invest: The industries set to outperform in 2021
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  • it isn’t enough to get them through the medium-term.
  • the longer this pandemic continues, the worse off the travel industry will be.
  • lies in its ability to organise additional liquidity
  • suspending its budget airline Tigerair’s services and grounding its entire domestic operation except for a Sydney to Melbourne return service,
  • 80 per cent of staff
  • which already had issues prior to the COVID-19 outbreak.
  • three to six months for Virgin to find a solution or otherwise face going under.
  • "dis
  • scussions with respect to financial assistance and restructuring alternat
  • a trading halt, t
  • has already provided $1 billion for the sector
  • now in serious danger of collapsing.
  • ts 12-month price target of $2.20.
  • $290 million benefit, to be
  • $715 million worth
  • until June 20
  • to $2.95 billion as a
  • of $2.7 billion per yea
  • is $2.2 billion per year.
  • 32,000 people, a 95 per cent reduction from the 705,000 passengers carried across the group during the same period last year.
  • dreaded possibility of repeated outbreaks.
  • $3.56 mark
  • at $7.16, sliding to as low as $2.14
  • highest profile company in the travel industry is Qantas Airways
  • h
  • Auckland
  • $350 to $450 million this year.
  • $2 billion of available liquidity it has with undrawn bank facilities
  • bullish outlook for airport stocks over a two year-plus investment horizon.
  • $5 to $4.50.
  • o $595 million as a dir
  • 25 per cent reduction in property
  • p a third of its revenue last yea
  • property leases i
  • “slow and moderate”
  • Chinese tourism,
  • a high exposure to the COVID-19 crisi
  • given a track record of growth and profitability,
  • around $220 million
  • $65 million by July,
  • 90 per cent lower,
  • 70-80 per cent below norma
  • appreciably improved”
  • s $2.3 billion in available funds
  • $22.70 to $12.50.
  • $960 million
  • investment banks were impressed by Flight Centre’s recapitalisation,
  • g 250 stores
  • 6000 jobs from its global workforce
  • $60 million from the pending sale of the company’s Melbourne property.
  • $200 million in debt
  • $7.20 a share
  • $500 million to $700 million
  • $11.56 (at
  • f $44.66
  • ny Flight Centre,
  • 80 per c
  • t 90 pe
  • ital expenditure to the end of 2020
  • $13 million a month.
  • 440 redundancies
  • ng 60 per cent pay cuts for board and executive
  • $14.44 in January this year
  • 54 per cent discount t
  • issue for $231m.
  • $115 million institutional placemen
  • of $346 million,
  • 43.7 million loss.
  • be traced back to last year,
  • dived 70 per cent.
  • $2 billion
  • was 41 per cen
  • 2024 for international trave
  • o 2023 for domestic
  • return to 2019 levels by 2022
  • on Sydney Airport, i
  • down 85 per cent o
  • it’s been a death trap for investors
Corona sledgehammer hits the travel industry - Eureka Report
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  • of a 12 million barrel a
ASX jumps as Wall St futures soar on US exit plan
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  • February and mid-May,
  • tune of $11 billion
  • 30 per cent correction in the All Ordinaries Index
  • $9 billion
  • By contrast, institutional investors — represented by aggregate trading by clients of 10 elite investment banks, including UBS, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Macquarie — were net sellers of $11 billion of shares over the same period.“This is very abnormal,” Vesparum founder Timothy Toner told The Australian Financial Review. “During the GFC there were some similarities but nothing like what we’ve seen during COVID-19 in terms of the striking differences between the two classes of investor.”Related QuotesMQGMacquarie Group$121.35 1.29%1 year1 dayAug 19Nov 19Feb 20May 2070.0090.00110.00130.00150.0010.00am121.000121.500122.000122.500Updated: Jul 13, 2020 – 11.53am. Data is 20 mins delayed.View MQG related articles
Retail investors pile in as professionals exit
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  • tourist numbers slumped.
Ho sells Crown stake as virus smashes Macau
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  • 1.75 million.
  • South Africa
  • scientists do not think that the British variant is more deadly or resistant to the current coronavirus vaccines.
  • South Africa
  • England has been documented in several European countries, Japan, Australia and Lebanon,
Travel bans spread in response to new COVID strains
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  • Morrison government is on the verge of signing off on the wave of assistance for the two major carriers, while admitting that ove
Rescue package on the cards for Qantas, Virgin
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  • The government needs examination gloves, disinfectant and cleaning products, hand wash and soap, masks, eyewear, gowns, paper products into toilet and tissue paper and hand sanitiser.
  • It is believed the company in West Virginia had never made PPE before.
  • $50 million in personal protection equipment (PPE)
AUSTRAC dragged into NSW Police virus response
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  • massive pain for America's higher-cost shale oil producers,
  • rebound will be much slower than the downturn.
  • There is no price they can pay to store it
  • traders or speculators who had bought the contract are finding themselves unable to resell it
  • futures trading
  • unsophisticated financial speculators have piled into the oil market, buying up ETFs without realising their obligations to take delivery of physical supply.
'Can't give it away': US oil prices go negative
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  • ，降低了赔付率也避免了部分不必要的辅助服务
  • 业务短期迎来利好
  • 业务短期迎来利
  • 私人医疗保险
  • 收益大部分都来自于中小企业的保险费率
  • 影响到保险公司的资本状况
  • 通常保险公司会持有大量的支持其保险责任的公司债券
  • 对于总体保险业务上而言不会产生较大影响
  • 保险购买人数可能会随着失业率的上升而逐渐下降，影响营收
  • 多元金融
  • 保险行业
  • 银行股
解析丨金融板块暴跌 银行股之外的金融公司有何损失
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  • 在100年内经历了8次股灾 - 澳洲股市牛市了么？ 熊市反弹 死猫诈尸 的澳股 CBA银行股票技术分析，职业基金经理 如何自救。
美联储再放超级大招，美股满血复活还是牛市陷阱？ | 2020.04.10 - YouTube
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  • far-reaching sovereignty war
Xi is waging more than a trade war
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  • s: the risk of losing money and the risk of missing opportunities.
Why Howard Marks says don't wait to start buying shares
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  • d
Market Index - ASX Stock Quotes, Charts & Analysis
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  • bribes paid to secure contracts
  • Leighton Holdings
Former Leighton COO David Savage arrested in Sydney
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  • 行业中， Costa Group和Inghams的日用品产品风险敞口最高
  • 有8亿澳元
  • 财务质量最好的是A2M。
  •  资产负债表的灵活性是否可以承受收入的急剧下降或亏损的情况。
  • .  固定成本与可变成本的程度，食品饮料生产商是否具备较大的可变销售成本和可变劳动力的弹性。
  • .  销售渠道的前景影响，是否会受到餐饮服务或其他外出渠道干扰。
  • 动性。
  • 金流动
  • 其8-12个月的资
  • 少6到8个月的流动性才是保险的
  • 持维持四个月
  • r有4.83亿澳元
  • 雇6000名员工
  • Target，Myer，Harvey Norman和Flight Centre
  • City Chic，JB Hi-Fi和Bunnings。
  • ，JB Hi-Fi，Harvey Norman和The Good Guys都报告了2020年3月的销售非常强劲。
  • 但超市的销售额增长了30％以上
  • 承受收入损失的能力。
  • 成本的能力
  • 损失的规模
  • 业将下降7％
  • 将下降13％
  • 七年较高的资产价值和较低的利率。当市场风险巨大时，储蓄可能会飙升，可以迅速达到至少7％的峰
  • 的3.3％
  • 的0.8％。
  • 为7.2％
  • 至8.2％
  • 影响失业率
  • 降20％-35％
  • 降-2.4％
  • 降-4.4％
  • 需求疲软时期
  • 花旗的预测是基于一个月的停工加上持续三个月的需求疲软时
解析｜大批门店停业 风雨飘摇的零售商何去何从
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  • increasing consumer spending
  • he humility that
  • arch and developmen
  • scientific researc
  • ut 68 per cent
  • of 35 per cent in
  • about 39 per
Why Americans don't understand China's power
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  • half of its total sales are tied to China’s economic growth.
  • surely do everything they can to support mining production now that they need mining royalties more than ever.
  • The big miners came into this crisis in a strong position.
  • . The Mercedes Formula One team’s new breathing-aid design, now being trialled, is
  • Denmark, for example, this week set out a path to lifting coronavirus restrictions.
  • easing of “peak pani
  • The COVID-19 crisis is larger than the GFC
  • at least a three-year view.
  • e bear-market rallies
  • h. Don’t fall for commentary that the market has formed a base
  • at least half of available portfolio cash should be put to work in equities now with a view to adding more share exposure during big down-days in the market.
  • d it is too soon to call a share market bottom.
Three stocks to consider in this market
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  • r Zip Co
Banks are using crisis to expand market share: Zip
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  • s were forced to suspend online shopping
  • food retail is expected to be a long-term beneficiary,
  • s eat more at home
  • 7 per cent in August – as pantry filling unwinds.
  • e September quarte
  • t 20 per ce
  • t 40 per cent i
  • Pasta sauce
  • uying 700,000 units this week, as much as it would normally sell i
  • rolls of paper towels and more than 1.6 million boxes of tissues a week" – and Woolworths was working with suppliers to increase supplies.Related QuotesWOWWoolworths$35.10 0.34%1 year1 dayMay 19Aug 19Nov 19Feb 2030.0035.0040.0045.0010.00am2.00pm34.90035.00035.10035.20035.300Updated: Apr 9, 2020 – 6.45pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.View WOW related articles COLColes Supermarkets$15.95 -1.12%1 year1 dayMay 19Aug 19Nov 19Feb 2012.0014.0016.0018.0010.00am2.00pm15.70015.90016.100Updated: Apr 9, 2020 – 6.45pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.View COL related articles
  • can't keep up
  • panic buying is easing but
Woolworths eases purchasing caps as panic buying subsides
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  • tures is starting to emerge
  • modest upside to 2021 f
  • At that price, US shale would not only decline during the rest of 2020 but throughout 2021 as well
  • in the second half of 2020
  • Crude supply is still running well ahead of demand
Oil market swings as funds exit contracts
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  • stunned their landlords by proposing massive rent reductions
Discount pharmacies seek rent relief despite virus boost
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  • Probuild
Probuild China takeover: Josh Frydenberg rejects $300m Chinese bid
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  • rapid testing at the airport
Coronavirus Australia: How to contain the UK strain
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  • I think that trying to get away with not shutting it down has made it incredibly deadly
  • major Western governments have chosen to live with it
  • 81 million
  • 1.7 million deaths
Coronavirus: A year into the pandemic, WHO says there's worse to come from COVID-19
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  • energy, biotech, advanced materials and artificial intelligence
Why global tech stocks are the way to go in 2021
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  • limit the use of bitcoin for international money transfers
  • black market
  • 17 per cent see bitcoin as a scam
  • money printing has accelerated people’s concerns about the stability of fiat currencies
  • extensive QE
  • debased by central banks printing money, devaluing cash.
  • bitcoin's capitalisation is much smaller than gold
  • This is not a rally being driven by retail speculators
  • hold for the longer term
  • pay much closer attention to cryptocurrencies
  • decentralised, programmable money
Bitcoin is back as a hedge against money printing
11 annotations
 
www.afr.com
634
  • Cibo Cafe in North Sydney on December 16 between 12pm and 12.45pm is considered a close contact
Coronavirus Australia: NSW to update on cases
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • half of China's adult population is either overweight
China's newest target is fat and food waste
1 annotation
 
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  • GPH500263862 出  发  地：Chullora NSW
EWE全球快递 - 包裹追踪
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www.ewe.com.au
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  • half its revenue from that one client
  • open-vehicle platform in October
  • software and systems as the key ingredient
  • leadership reshuffle inside the company
  • battery technology set to be the secret sauce
  • next September
  • Apple makes
Why Apple is a real threat to Tesla
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  • Hamish Douglass
Magellan buys 10pc stake in Mexican food chain Guzman y Gomez for $87m
1 annotation
 
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  • high levels of inventory
  • a factory near Wuhan was supplying NBN
  • government-owned wholesale broadband supplier NBN Co
  • China 2025 Plan
  • China's move to self sufficienc
  • semiconductors.
  • pushing up costs
  • high working capital costs
  • holding higher levels of inventory to ensure security of supply to customers.
  • never be the same
NBN caught in the middle of a geopolitical storm
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www.afr.com
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  • unprecedented number of mutations
  • Netherlands, Denmark and Australia
  • B.1.1.7
  • World Health Organisation
Scientists alarmed at spread of COVID mutant
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  • robots and automation
  • labour force will shrink
  • challenge of taking care of the elderly is compounded by China’s rural-urban divides.
  • investment to innovation
  • a labour-surplus to a labour-scarce society
These are the three big challenges for China’s economy
5 annotations
 
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  • German partner BioNTech
Coronavirus vaccine: US approves Pfizer shot and readies for rollout
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • Kyoto credits
Australia will never disown Kyoto credits: PM
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • inner-city apartments.
Australian property year in review: Real estate lessons learnt in 2020
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • February numbers are the issue. February, March, April, we'd be expecting to be in the 90s
  • Investa
  • Culture and teamwork in the office is proving to be the biggest contributor to business productivity
  • afely restart migration during 2021.
  • 35 per
  • f 94 per cen
Sydney's CBD office towers less than half full
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  • ASX-listed company to pledge 1 per cent of its equity to charity
  • 800,000
  • wareness
  • 31 per cen
  • lost $5.7 million
  • from its ambitious Singapore-based rival, ShopBack.
  • 45 million of the IPO proceeds to raise awareness
  • 13 per cent in the US and Britain
  • Bernard Wilson
Cashrewards makes modest gains on debut
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  • 1.2 million tonnes
  • lithium price has bottomed.
  • oversupply
  • lithium price down to about half of what it was two years ago.
  • lithium
  • China’s Tianqi Lithium Corporation
IGO’s $2b lithium play is a bet on the Tesla boom
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www.afr.com
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  • nickel
Cashed-up Forrest swoops on Canadian nickel project
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • Lidcombe
  • fulfilment centre
  • dark store
Woolworths’ new dark store creates 900 jobs
3 annotations
 
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  • tell his MPs not to overreact t
We need a China circuit breaker
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • initial pessimism now seems overly gloomy
  • t recovery can be better than in the pas
Why Australia can bounce back better this time
2 annotations
 
www.afr.com
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  • ek that Brazilian miner Vale wi
  • ts ''One Belt, One Road''
  • iron ore
Why China can't grow without Australian iron ore
3 annotations
 
www.afr.com
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  • a massive gap between those who have a house and those that don't."
  • They will never let a housing crash happen in this country
  • another six months to September
  • up to 9 per cent
  • too big to fall
'They will never let a housing crash happen'
5 annotations
 
www.afr.com
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  • 50 per cent of white collar workers will work from home two days a week post-COVID-19
  • QIC Global Real Estate
  • 5 per cent net fall
  • ancy rates ri
Half of all office workers will spend two days at home
4 annotations
 
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  • on the dark Web,
  • Mr Potter said he passed the WHO and Wuhan materials to the department's security team.
  • I also got into the Wuhan lab and was able to see all their details. They had no two factor authentication."
  • They did not have two factor authentication
  • government cyber specialist
WHO cyber security is 'appalling', says 'hacker'
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  • has been a basket case for years,
  • owner-managed business with a superb long-term recor
  • aterially reduce
  • $600m raising
Turning on to Reece - Intelligent Investor
4 annotations
 
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  • cebookG
PhoneGuy.com.au - Case & Gear ~ Products ~ Shopify
1 annotation
 
phoneguywarehouse.myshopify.com
591
  • If China was to turn away from Australian iron ore producers and towards a weakened Brazilian industry, the price would rocket.
Why China's too smart to hurt Aussie iron ore
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • Learn how to change your channel homepage layout,
  • ponle unas cortinas por lo menos a ese fondo xd
Channel dashboard - YouTube Studio
2 annotations
 
studio.youtube.com
437
  • Keywords Everywhere Search volume, CPC & competition data on 16 websites useful for Internet Marketers! Install for Chrome Install for Firefox
Keyword Tool For Monthly Search Volume, CPC & Competition
1 annotation
 
keywordseverywhere.com
420
  • What I see is people wanting to get out of the house. They were tired of being in isolation
  • Some stores at airports and in CBD locations will remain closed.
Pandemic causing major structural shifts, says Lew
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  • Moelis
  • Courthouse Hotel,
Sydney's infamous last drinks pub sells for $22m
2 annotations
 
www.afr.com
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  • shutdowns in Latin America and Africa.
  • Orica
  • global scale
  • Omni Bridgeway
  • "Victoria
  • leading accommodation provider
  • Lifestyle Communities
  • 12 to 18 months
  • Event Hospitality and Entertainment
  • Corporate Travel Management
  • ARB
  • domestic auto retailer
  • AP Eagers
  • Alumina
  • more than 10 per cent
Top stocks for a vaccine-led recovery
15 annotations
 
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www.jbhifi.com.au
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  • Australians
  • n 35,000 stranded
  • ruled out softening the mandatory 14-day hotel quarantin
  • by the end of next year and international travel revived
Hope of economic revival buoyed as Australia opens up
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  • few hurdles still to get throug
  • s by Marc
  • rates
  • e high-growth technology stocks, which have been boosted by ultra low i
  • 8 per cent by y
  • eople are pining for that.
  • spending like there is no tomorrow
  • Millennials are just about to enter their prime homebuying years.
  • split governmen
  • too few asse
  • too much mone
  • tion on January 20.Another question mark is the degree to which
  • second half of next year the “pandemic will be history in large parts of the world”.
  • d parts of China,
  • c reopening by Christmas
  • week showed strong rebounds in con
How the world could finally turn the corner on the virus
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  • self-defeating, with OPEC and its producer allies less likely to roll over their production cuts into next year while the price of crude is elevated
Oil market rally threatens OPEC+ cuts
1 annotation
 
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PhoneGuy.com.au - Case & Gear ~ Products ~ Shopify
 
phoneguywarehouse.myshopify.com
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  • 1
[DLR] - Mo's Bulletin: Siebel Deferred APP Availability 10/11/2020 - centralstation@mosmobiles.com.au - Mo's Mobiles Mail
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mail.google.com
430
  • 46th President-el
Biden to banish Trump demons
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • Georgia and Pennsylvania
Trump's path to victory continues to narrow
1 annotation
 
www.afr.com
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  • Sharemarkets are welcoming the result
How to read the forces shaping markets
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  • November 28
Sydney to stage world's biggest concerts of COVID-19 era
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  • Birmingham is cautiously optimistic this could become a two-way arrangement.
  • Singapore
  • March or April
  • Japan
  • Phuket
  • three-month sta
  • Thailand
  • 100,000
  • Beijing is determined to keep it that way by staying closed to foreigners
  • World Democracy Forum
  • relatively high
  • 400,000
  • million Australians visited Bali last year
  • Indonesia
  • quarantine-free travel with "low-risk" nations might be possible by the end of the year
  • some parts of Asia and the Pacific
  • one-way bubble with New Zealand
  • Alan Joyce
  • airlines can't wait.
  • open up to those countries that have the pandemic under control
These travel bubbles look promising
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  • stemming from mink
  • derail work on developing a vaccine
  • two-week quarantine on travellers from Denmark,
  • 2020Britain imposes quarantine on travellers from Denmark over mink
  • enmar
Fears grow over mutated COVID-19 strain in Danish mink
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  • Chile and Peru
  • weakness that we are seeing in the US dollar
  • labour disputes
  • supply risks in Chile
  • Supply concerns
  • half of global copper demand
  • production is almost up 11 per cent year-on-year
  • more than 30 per cent year-on-year
  • will also drive higher copper demand
  • renewables
  • recovery is certainly very strong
  • US6978
  • Chinese demand
  • two-year high
Doctor copper finds COVID cure
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  • Accolade Wines
  • t 2 per cent
  • McGuigan
  • ge
  • Australian Vintag
  • increased fivefold
  • Tim Ford
  • high risk nature
  • higher-priced wines.
  • lower-priced wines
  • buy
  • '
  • tariffs
  • August
  • Wolf Blass
  • Penfolds
  • Treasury Wine Estate
Treasury Wines wrestles $4b China problem
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  • Indian-Americans
  • India'
  • unprecedented sanctions
  • Iran's in
  • Egyptian
  • NATO
  • Germany’s Ch
  • Iraq
  • Slovenia
  • Israel's prim
  • Italian coffee ba
World leaders congratulate Biden, Harris
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  • January
The top priorities for the Biden transition team
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  • too late to save the season.
  • “Through our post in Jakarta, we have been working to make sure Australian exports won’t face similar challenges in the year ahead, particularly with the Indonesia-Australia Closer Economic Partnership coming into force in July this year
  • ame into force in July
The Indonesian scandal that cost Aussie grape growers $33 million
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  • Secret Service will send additional security detail to Wilmington, Delaware, on Friday to help protect Joe Biden
Election could come down to 1775 votes
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www.afr.com
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  • coal, barley, timber, wine, copper, lobster and sugar
'You will pay': Beijing ups threat to Australia
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  • Albums/CorporateSuccessCorporate, Motivational & Inspiring, Broadcasting, 1 more...These empowering tracks are perfect when soundtracking moments of success. Driving beats, hopeful melodies, and epic build-ups are woven together creating the feeling of true triumph!
Success | Epidemic Sound
1 annotation
 
www.epidemicsound.com
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  • domestic violence policy
  • public transport remains the biggest worry
Back to the office by PM's Christmas deadline? Don't bet on it
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www.afr.com
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  • dearest cattle in the world in Australia,
Australia's cattle kings and queens on top of the world
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  • composed of tw
  • 20,
  • 25.
  • Welles Wilder
  • three separate lines.
  • Positive Directional Indicator (+DI).
  • Positive Directional Indicator (+DI). There
  • Negative Directional Indicator
  • determine the strength of a trend
  • (ADX
Average Directional Index - ADX Definition and Uses
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  • 26 SepiPad Pro 11 inch 2020 Model Survivor Case for Kids School Work Heavyduty$35Listed in Marketplace2 listing viewsSold
Facebook
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  • ll most probably peak at over ten per cent. Last month, in one week 780,000 lost their jobs out of a national workforce of 13 million people.
  • bs and debt
We cannot tax our way out of debt
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  • doing tasks and are missing the cohesion and banter
  • ive days a week working from home is not ideal
  • 42 per cent) are working longer hours.
  • spending more time reporting
  • more time in meetings and a quarter said their workload has increased
  • need to show they are being productive working remotely
  • become disposable
  • concerned about recognition and career progression
  • seven in 10
  • three in four
What employees really think about working from home
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  • Up to twice as fast as Apple Watch Series 3
  • Up to tw
  • About 1 hour to 80 per cent
  • Up to 20 per cent faster than Apple Watch Series 5
  • Up to 18 hours
Apple Watch - Battery - Apple (AU)
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  • versa
  • Question: Can I offer a customer a handset if t
  • Is the device in the NBA offer interchangeabl
  • The customer must be in the same tenur
  • on the same recommended plan
  • you can offer customers a promo code on a higher plan than what was recommended (but not a lower plan).
  • offer replaces the current in-market Credit To You offer.
  • offer replaces the current in-market NBN offer
  • n
Update: Showing our existing customers why They Rule
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  • where NBN services are slow
  • CVC charge
  • second-biggest NBN retailer after Telstra
  • NBN retailers making little or no profit margin out of reselling plans.
TPG to NBN: Cut prices or we'll take your customers
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  • 58 per cent anticipating further waves
  • two-thirds of Australians believe they are going through a "second wave
  • two year
  • a minimum of 12 months
  • , of Australian
  • r 51 per cen
  • 42 per cent
  • flu season
'Let us back into the office', say growing numbers in US, Australia
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  • 33 per cent earlier this mont
  • 48 per cent of Australian respondents in April and May said they
  • I love working from home’ to ‘I miss being in the office’,
We've fallen out of love with working from home
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  • One of the Apple Watch Series 6 changes is that the always-on display is 2.5 brighter than the Series 5
Apple Watch Series 6 reviews: Brighter always-on display stands out, mixed results for blood oxygen feature - 9to5Mac
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  • borne the cost of that so far
  • CBD office buildings
Empty office desks weigh on Melbourne's landlords
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www.afr.com
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  • GUI
(38) 🤔ONE question to help you choose? iPad Pro 11" vs 12.9" BUYERS GUIDE - YouTube
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  • end of April
  • From 20 April 2020
  • e end of April if you plan to
Enrol and apply for the JobKeeper payment | Australian Taxation Office
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  • $600 million to Australian farmers in 2019
  • Canberra was given 10 days to explain why Beijing should not impose the tariffs.
  • not ruling out taking China to the World Trade Organisation
China's cereal killer threat to farmers
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  • o immediately stop holding scheduled open inspections of occupied private homes after new guidelines from Consumer Affairs Minister Marlene Kairouz late on Thursday ended the practice.
Victoria pulls plug on property inspections in occupied homes
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  • further seven-day suspension
Virgin extends trading suspension
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  • directly protects bond and hybrid holders from default risk (or equity conversion).
  • GFC
  • pivot away from his original six-month hibernation plan to a much-earlier-than-anticipated exit
  • four to five per cent gross rental yields available on Aussie investment properties, arguably the best performing asset class during the GVC, are likely to appear attractive as the search for yield intensifies after the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to floor the cash rate in March to its effective lower bound at 0.25 per cent.
  • Sydney and Brisbane,
  • national house prices appreciated in February, March and April. And in May they have been flatlining.In fact, they have been a picture of stability since
  • boosted purchasing power, pushing down interest repayments
  • on the back of the 75-150 basis point reduction in mortgage rates over the past year.
  • Our base case is that Aussie house prices will flatline over the next few months, with the risk of a modest softening of prices up to 5 per cent.
  • GVC
  • at least 10 per cent
  • 10 per cent to 20 per cent retrenchmen
Why the housing bears are wrong
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  • in 1978. T
  • 6.2 per cent
Nearly 600,000 jobs lost in a month
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  • laptops, office chairs and speakers.
  • Home cooking ha
Stay-at-home economy booms, aviation and hospitality in a mess
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www.afr.com
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  • very strong trends can maintain overbought or oversold conditions for an extended period
  • under 20 are considered oversold.
  • , readings over 80 are considered in the overbought range
  • It is used to generate overbought and oversold trading signals, utilizing a 0-100 bounded range of values.
Stochastic Oscillator Definition
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www.investopedia.com
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  • more suitable accommodation
Almost 400 guests moved out of Sydney quarantine hotel
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  • 2 million mark
  • 30 per cent decrease in prepaid connections and 20 per cent decrease in postpaid connections
  • 80 per cent fall in roaming revenue
  • a rebadged Vodafone Hutchison Australia
  • 12 per cent
Vodafone's revenue plummeted before TPG merger
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  • if it backed a vaccine which then fell over, it also risked looking inept.
  • vacci
Behind Australia's big vaccine gamble
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  • 32299-97771
Mail - YIMING DING - Outlook
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outlook.live.com
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  • men and younger people were more likely to believe prevention myths,
Young people more likely to believe COVID-19 myths
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www.afr.com
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  • influencers
  • social media accounts in its sights for fuelling high-risk behaviour
'Social trading' fuels market speculation: ASIC
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  • manufacturing recorded a more mild
  • significantly
  • x (PMI) f
ASX higher; Lynas surges on US defence contract
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  • Cross-selling is the strategy of the company,
  • 46 small cells in the Melbourne CBD
  • Canberra
  • metro areas
  • Inaki Berroeta
  • unused mobile spectrum into the old Vodafone's existing holdings.
  • old TPG's abandoned 4G mobile network
  • as one on Monday,
TPG switches on Teoh's abandoned network
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  • in the top percentile of returns
  • four fund managers who did well during the coronavirus crash in February and March
How these four funds beat the virus crash
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  • 持续经营的假设
  • 是
  • 否有能力持续经营状况的信息
  • 的缓冲资金
  • 风险准备金
  • 资产减值
  • 从会计的角度出发，投资者在对其分析时，应该着重关注以下几点：
  • 将疫情发展作为宏观的发展前提进行不同情景的预测
  • 仔细辨认COVID-19对其产生的影响的深度和长度
  • 几周内上市公司会陆续公布其FY20Q3的盈利报告
  • 业务扩展出现延迟
  • 募资困难
热点丨疫情下的季度报告，投资者应该关注哪些内容？
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  • contact tracing needed to be lifted to "an industrial capability".
  • robust-enough health system to ensure any outbreak could be corralled
  • more extensive virus testing
  • as few as four weeks so long as three conditions were met.
  • schools could be back by mid-May
  • start to be lifted in a month so long as necessary health safeguards were all in place.
  • fast-tracked infrastructure are back in the mix after
PM's pro-business growth agenda
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  • 803,692 views803K views•22 Aug 2016 32K 402 Share Save 32,841 / 402 Marques Brownlee Marques Brownlee Verified 11.6M subscribersJoin Subscribed Questions and Answers from the nearly complete studio! Ringer article: https://theringer.com/the-kid-who-rev... Video Gear I use: http://kit.com/MKBHD/video-gear#recom... Intro Track: Equilibre by Hocus Pocus ~ http://twitter.com/MKBHD http://snapchat.com/add/MKBHD http://google.com/+MarquesBrownlee http://instagram.com/MKBHD http://facebook.com/MKBHD Show less Show more Transcript Up next Autoplay When autoplay is enabled, a suggested video will automatically play next. 19:05 Now playing Neil deGrasse Tyson Interviews MKBHD - The Future of Tech Amirul Islam Lisan Amirul Islam Lisan • 395K views 4 years ago 11:19 Now playing I've Made 1000 Videos?! Ask MKBHD V26! Marques Brownlee Marques Brownlee Verified • 822K views 2 years ago 10:56 Now playing Behind the Scenes of the UnboxTherapy Studio! Marques Brownlee Marques Brownlee Verified • 4.1M views 1 year ago 6:33 Now playing Adding 140 TERABYTES to the Studio with Linus! Marques Brownlee Marques Brownlee Verified • 3.8M views 3 years ago 18:41 Now playing Talking Tech & Meme Review with Will Smith! Marques Brownlee Marques Brownlee Verified • 2.1M views 9 months ago
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  • if you have near-perfect performance metrics, you may be able to price higher and still obtain the Buy Box.
  • Amazon is removing the one-click buy button from certain product listings if it’s offered at a lower price outside of its platform.
  • 82% of Amazon sales go through the Buy Box,
  • only businesses with excellent seller metrics stand a chance to win a share of this valuable real estate.
  • s resellers (a
  • multiple merchants frequently sell the same item.
  • Third-party retailers
How to Master and Win the Amazon Buy Box (2020)
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  • Hunter region
Hunter region warned as cases spread north in NSW
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  • predict changes in stock price.
On-Balance Volume (OBV) Definition
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  • These are what I call fake offsets: your money is held in the loan itself, and just displayed to you separately.
  • nment’s Financial Claims Scheme t
Bank offset accounts safer than non-bank lenders but there's a limit
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  • ad $2.8 billion of liquidity
  • 97 per cent drop in domestic travellers compared with the same period a year earlie
  • 96 per cent drop in international passengers in the first two weeks of April,
  • guaranteed the jobs of all employees for six months
Sydney Airport ditches dividend, cuts CEO pay 20pc
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  • momentum is
  • When a stock or the market tries to break above or below the VWAP line or a VWAP cross, there is usually a battle between buyers and sellers.
  • There is a natural selling pressure when a stock is trying to break above or below the VWAP
  • VWAP to eliminate the noise that occurs throughout the day
  • standard VWAP, which calculates the price based on all of the orders for the trading day;
  • whether a stock was bought or sold at a good price.
  • (VWAP)
Why is the Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) important for traders and analysts?
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  • e 4.3 per cent
  • Metcash has benefited from the COVID-19 pandemic as consumers stuck at home stock up on food and alcohol and undertake home improvement projects such as painting and gardening.
Metcash eyes bolt-on acquisitions after raising $330m
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  • gains credibility or is viewed with skepticism based on the volume for that period
  • If the market makes moves
  • a large amount during a given period, then the strength of that movement either
  • The higher the volume during a price move, the more significant the mov
  • Volume is the number of shares of a security traded during a given period of time
Volume Definition
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  • Indonesia and India
  • gathering pace in Africa and Indi
  • raging in the Americas
World shuns total lockdowns even as coronavirus fights back
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  • eleased in August.
  • guidance for dividend payouts
  • s as hotels and bars closed.
  • about 15 per cent in April
  • Indonesia was worst affected, with volumes dropping about 50 per cent as social distancing measures and lockdowns dented demand in the lead-up to Ramadan, normally a peak trading period.
Drinks sales plunge forces CCA to withdraw dividend guidance
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  • 4 per cent over 2020
RBA warns business might not recover without reforms
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  • access to personal protective equipment
  • Brendan Murphy
  • potentially until you have a vaccine."
  • a very long time
  • f asymptomatic carriers of the virus.
  • r Brendan Murphy
Government will review social distancing rules in coming weeks
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  • emotion of sitting out
  • Spenceley
'Totally irrational' global stocks rise, defying second wave
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  • probably by 50 per cent".
Business booms at bottle shops as drinking at home grows
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  • s $US700 million ($1.
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  • Japan removes cap on bond purchases
  • t as major banks weigh
  • cts 40pc dividend c
  • will delay AMP's recovery," sa
ASX falls; NAB to raise capital, slashes dividend
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  • Australians are signing up in droves for an app to help manage how much alcohol they're drinking during the pandemic, says Hello Sunday Morning CEO Chris Raine.
Binge drinking app downloads spike; Death toll rises to 77
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  • toxic US political environment toward China
  • cooperation would be the better choice.
  • If its primary goal is to maintain global primacy, it will have to engage in a zero-sum geopolitical contest, politically and economically, with China.
  • They believe they can compete anywhere.
  • the past few decades of economic resurgence were a result of global engagement
  • cut it off from the world.
  • 1842 to 1949
  • historical reasons.
  • The American population has lost faith in globalisation and international trade
  • first round may not be enough.
  • fiscal effort since World War II
  • In sectors like retail, already under fierce pressure from online competition, the temporary lockdown may prove to be terminal.
  • extraordinary measures
  • entral banks. The European Central Bank has declared
  • economic nationalism will increasingly lead governments to shut off their own economies from the rest of the world
  • ongoing dissatisfaction
  • the world will continue to be over-reliant on the US dollar for financing and trade.
  • gap between rich countries (along with a few emerging markets) and the rest of the world
  • secular stagnation
  • The post-coronavirus financial architecture may not take us all the way back to the pre-globalisation era of Bretton Woods, but the damage to international trade and finance is likely to be extensive and lasting.
  • European debt crisis, Brexit, and the US-China trade war
  • World War I and the global economic depression in the early 1930s ushered in the demise of a previous era of globalisatio
  • under the guise of self-sufficiency and restrict the movement of people under the pretext of public health.
  • protectionist restrictions
  • however, is that this organic and self-interested shift away from globalisation by people and firms will be compounded by some policymakers who exploit fears over open borders.
  • and more sensitive to the fact that economic globalisation has far outpaced political globalisati
  • not for massive government bailouts, the system would have collapsed
  • lowest-cost producer of every li
What the post-pandemic economy will look like
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  • had the tightest leasing market in the country for the past four years.
Parramatta in position to emerge as bright spot after COVID-19
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  • f 13 per cen
  • teady and reliable investors
  • for gold to take center stage,"
  • s too soon to call an all-clear for markets.
  • 50 per cent or deeper decline from the February
Hedge fund Elliott says stocks could fall 50pc
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  • fairness considerations.
  • not only speed and certainty of fundraising
  • ASX compliance
Beware 'boilerplate' disclosure, ASIC warns market
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  • He believes many companies have gone into administration and have emerged stronger.
  • Virgin Australia chairman Elizabeth Bryan and her colleagues on the board deserve praise for the way they have handled the dying days of the company
  • Qantas picks up the customers.
  • 32 per cent market share of all available domestic seats
  • about 10 to 15 per cent more efficient than Qantas a
  • more than 60 per cent
  • low-budget airline into a full-service competitor to Qantas.
  • it made a profit only once over the past 10 years
Five lessons from Virgin's collapse
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  • policy from responding to the pandemic to working on a “recovery and reform” plan to restart growth through a mix of "targeted stimulus, fiscal responsibility, and reform".
  • 275,000
  • state's economy will shrink 10 per cent this financial year
  • Dominic
NSW says state economy to contract 10pc, 275,000 jobs lost
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  • SaveSharePrint articleLicense articleClick on tags to see all coverage of the topic areas that matter to you.Got itIntroducing your NewsfeedBetaFollow the topics, people and companies that matter to you.Get startedRead MoreBusiness ITEnterprise ITTelecommunicationsNBNEntrepreneurASX LimitedCloudPaul SmithTechnology editorPaul Smith is Technology editor and has been a leading writer on the sector for almost 20 years. He covers big tech, how businesses are using technology, fast growing start-ups, telecommunications and national innovation policy. Connect with Paul on Twitter. Email Paul at psmith@afr.com.auLatest StoriesCoronavirus pandemicBeijing accuses Australia of pandering to US in 'anti-China crusade'Rising US-China tensions over the pandemic are expected to further challenge Australia's already-strained diplomatic relationship with China.1 min agoPayments squeezeMyer, David Jones, Sussan Group shamed as late bill payersThe small ombudsman's final report into supply chain finance names and shames some of Australia's biggest companies for not paying suppliers on time.6 mins agoIPO3D metal printer eyes manufacturing rebuildCountries aiming to resurrect their own manufacturing base after the coronavirus shock should help fuel growth says the boss of a newly-listed ASX group.17 mins agoDigital InquiryBig tech penalties will be 'large enough to matter'Digital giants such as Google and Facebook will face substantial fines if they do not comply with with a new mandatory code of conduct for dealing with Australian media companies.18 mins ago
  • d as a 120 per cent climb
  • cloud computing
  • telecommunications
  • Ethan Group
Aussie tech quiet achiever booms amid COVID-19 chaos
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  • 57 per cent of its Australian retail stores are open,
ASX to edge higher; sales slump at Cochlear
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  • uses the current GST turnover
Coronavirus Economic Response Package (Payments and Benefits) Alternative Decline in Turnover Test Rules 2020
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  • an exit method that can be applied n
  • primarily to measure volatility caused by gaps and limit up or down moves
  • or does not indicate the price direction;
  • low volatility stock has a lower ATR
  • igh level of volatility has a higher ATR,
  • m the 14-day moving av
  • market volatility.
  • volatility
Average True Range - ATR Definition
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  • re than $2 billion.
  • lost income in education remains small.
  • $6 billion. It
  • near term settlements may be delayed," m
  • der $5 billion even tho
  • a $5 billion hit to
  • the four months from the start of April, Deloitte Access Economics estimates.A new analysis by the firm says losses will reach that figure even after allowing for the billions of dollars in fiscal support to families and businesses being rolled out by the Morrison government.Accommodation and food businesses such as cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels and motels will be short about $8 billion in lost wages andprofits in the next handful of months.Already there are more than 240,000 hotel rooms closed or unoccupied and 300 hotels have shut their doors entirely."That’s the biggest hit to any industry, especially given that this isa small industry, accounting for only about one fortieth of the economy overall," Deliotte's Chris Richardson said.Temporary pub closures across the country have seen groups such as Woolworths make warnings about profit growth.
Profit, wages to plunge $60b: a sector-by-sector analysis
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  • While sales have risen strongly, cost of doing business had also risen,
  • believe food and grocery sales growth will remain elevated this year and next year as shoppers continue to practice social distancing and consume more at home rather than eating out
  • growth in April had returned to pre-COVID-19 levels (around 3.6 per cent) as
  • Online supermarket sales growth slowed, from around 24 per cent in the first half to 14 per cent, because Coles was forced to suspend home deliveries and click & collect services in March for all but vulnerable customers due to overwhelming demand.Related QuotesCOLColes Supermarkets$15.37 -5.30%1 year1 dayMay 19Aug 19Nov 19Feb 2012.0014.0016.0018.0010.00am15.30015.70016.100Updated: Apr 29, 2020 – 1.34pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.View COL related articles WOWWoolworths$35.87 -2.53%1 year1 dayMay 19Aug 19Nov 19Feb 2030.0035.0040.0045.0010.00am35.80036.00036.20036.400Updated: Apr 29, 2020 – 1.35pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.View WOW related articles MTSMetcash$2.48 -0.20%1 year1 dayMay 19Aug 19Nov 19Feb 202.302.703.1010.00am2.4702.4902.510Updated: Apr 29, 2020 – 1.35pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.View MTS related articles
  • h fell slightly short of some analysts' forecasts as restrictions on purchases of toilet paper, tissues, staple foods and cleaning products and online constraints held back sales growth.
  • March quarter as
  • rose a record 12.9
Coles sales spike in March but back to new-normal in April
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  • no need to rush back, given the "enormous capacity for law firms to operate on a remote basis".
  • their staff can work effectively from home - and keep clients happy.
  • Leading firms are taking a phased approach to bringing staff back on-sit
Law firms in no rush to get back to offices
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  • nto a home office
  • o a study room
  • bigger homes with more rooms could also become desirable again
  • ed a change in buyers' mindset.
  • want to get larger land, not necessarily for farming or animal-keeping, but for a healthier lifestyle and getting away from the high-density living."
  • e a bump in home values.
  • Gold Coast, Noosa, or Central Coast in Sydney
  • o see a boost in demand
  • influence how people choose their next home.
  • would stay longer with their employer if they were offered more remote working or flexible working options.
  • 78 per cent) Australians think working from home will become the new norma
  • Experts say outer ring areas disadvantaged by long commuting times are also poised to see renewed demand as employees get a taste of working from home.
Why McMansions could defy the downturn
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  • Donald Trump continues to encourage protests against the lockdowns in several Democratic state
  • 2.44 million.
Global cases top 2.4m as WHO warns worst is yet to come
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  • Melbourne on Sunday, with passengers to go into 14 days of isolation in a hotel.
Uruguay evacuates stranded Australians
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  • Oli6 is main
  • han 10 per cent of t
  • Zealand's Synlait Milk
  • goat's milk infant formula was gaining in popularity,
  • se at $3.20, 23 per
  • y Nuchev Ltd
Nuchev speeds up on the ASX freeway
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  • land tax relief would not help residential landlords.
  • Suncorp
  • IAG
  • Insurance Australia Group, Australia's biggest domestic general insurer, has already scrapped its requirement for landlords to issue eviction notices.
  • New South Wales government
Insurers asked to show compassion on evictions
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  • 23.190
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  • 超越贪婪恐惧，揭示大多数人亏损的原因（安迪的交易室）
  • ，揭示大多数人亏损的原因（安迪的交易室
(3) 超越贪婪恐惧，揭示大多数人亏损的原因【123交易法则基礎課01】【Andy的外匯交易室】 - YouTube
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  • t social distancing m
Ending shutdown 'biggest decision': Trump
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  • f $116.3 billion i
  • st $19.4 billio
Virus, outflows wipe $20b from AMP's coffers
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  • 为53亿澳元
  • 公司资产负债表显示维珍航空持有11亿澳元现金，
热点丨是什么导致澳洲第二大航空公司Virgin濒临破产？
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  • 各种大宗商品的价格在2020年度都可能会继续有不同程度的下降
  • 具有一定的承担能力
  • 澳洲的出口行业整体不被看好
  • 煤炭期货市场的投机性购买要弱得多
  • 亚天然气出口商
  • 1600美元大
  • 贵金属生产商可能会从疫情中受益，因为风险不利的投资者转向了黄金，白银和钯等避险资产
  • 有铁矿石过剩的问题
  • 下总体能够保持生产量
  • FIFO
  • “不可抗力条款”
  • 中国目前囤积了大量的钢铁
  • 钢铁在全球范围的需求也可能会减少
  • 致商品价格暴跌
  • ，预计降低19.9%
  • 出口预计减少16%
解析丨疫情爆发对澳洲经济的支柱产业有何影响
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  • sets of trendlines
  • predict support and resistance levels
Fibonacci Fan
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  • non-bank lending
  • Resimac is an innovative provider of home loan solutions with the flexibility to meet the needs of the New Zealand home buyer.
About us | Resimac NZ
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  • 最后且最重要的部分
  • 38.2% 至 88.6%。
  • 的 78.6%
  • 在价格逆转方向时入市。
  • 识别当前价格走势可能接近终点的时间
  • 是反转形态
【技术分析】高级图表形态——蝴蝶形态 - 知乎
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  • 整体业务受政策影响削减了90%
  • 加快了机队简化计划，从虎航机队中淘汰了剩余的7架A320，并淘汰了3架F100。总体而言，维珍对比澳航具备更大的投资风险。
  • 如果当前条件保持不变，这种流动性将使承运人在大约8-9个月内保持生存
  • 家庭
  • 裁员80％；
  • 临时
  • 也没有新飞机交
  • 大到了29.5亿澳元）
解析丨疫情风险中心 物流和客运行业面临怎样的危机
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  • ses to 6651
  • f 0.2 per cen
  • ying to flow internationally as a low s
  • "Virgin shouldn't be
  • renewable energy.
  • Labor agreed there was a need for major economic reform following the coronavirus pandemic,
  • We were one of the first countries to do that because we recognise the potential pandemic of the virus."
  • January 19 and 20.
  • January 1 the
  • The next week, China advised there had been no more cases, and no evidence of human to human transition.
  • from person to person.
  • 21 deaths,
  • 600 COVID-19 cases have been linked to the Ruby Princess
  • Queensland's Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has blasted Melbourne Airport's pitch to lure Virgin Australia to Victoria as "absolutely ridiculous".
  • 'stop at nothing
Human to human spread of virus was a 'game changer' says Prof Murphy
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  • ra 35,000 businesses eithe
  • nd 8 per cent to 9.5 per cent."
  • in the annual business exit rat
  • one-quarter of businesses typically do not have enough liquid assets to cover one month of expenses (including wages) and closer to half could not pay for three months of expenses
  • e retail trade, food and accommodation services, agricultural and construction sectors."
  • are particularly active in lending for the construction of commercial property, including apartments.
  • nd 6 per cent o
  • a key risk for lenders."
  • developers ho
  • t could be difficult to finalise sales at a profitable price
  • r investors with high debt levels.
  • n office markets - which had been strong - are set to deteriorate
  • "was facing challenging conditions due to weak consumer spending and heightened competition
  • valuations falling sharply
  • t "is looking ugly
  • commercial property markets
Commercial property a key risk for banks: RBA
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  • , term deposits consistently show higher interest rates
  • Negative interest rates are not likely but remain possible.
  • an allocation to government bonds in any market as we just don’t know what is going to happen
  • e medium term.
  • do not expect interest rates to decline further.
  • Australian government bond yields have changed since the RBA began quantitative easing last week
  • as 10 per cent per annum,
  • 7 per cent per annum
  • , government bonds outperformed
  • Lower expected interest rates will mean higher bond prices and vice versa.
  • generally liquid investments
  • is no restriction with the bonds.
  • government bonds and term deposits
  • d 1 per cent per annum
  • $250,000 per entity per institution.
  • deposits and government bonds.
  • two to three years' expenses
  • ASX200 has lost 29 per cent since
Risk free investment returns - Eureka Report
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  • and a similar number
  • a third of Australians who rent their home
Silence on residential leases damaging market
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  • xt three to six months.
Real estate agents expect prices to drop 20pc
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  • s used to identify trend changes in the price of an asset, as well as the strength of that trend
  • of two lines
Aroon Indicator Definition and Uses
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  • of the big telcos to work together to
  • e's no sign yet of that happening at Telstra.
  • $1 billion dollars went out.
  • ard CAPEX
Telstra, major telcos and the NBN join forces - Eureka Report
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  • s no plans to look at changing the GST to repay the country's debt.
  • prepared the nation for six months at least.
  • still have some community transmission,
Jobless, economic hit significant: Treasurer
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  • most reliable when they conform to the long-term trend
  • oversold
  • g overbought
  • momentum indicator
Relative Strength Index – RSI Definition & Calculation
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  • rth-west was a rumour.
  • an increase in home improvement activity.
  • Food ordering platform
  • new data centres
  • Data storage services
  • hardware retailers
  • online food delivery
  • ould reach 26 per cent if toug
  • The Australian market is big enough for two well-managed domestic carriers
  • underwrite flights between capital cities
  • voluntary administration
  • This development comes a day after news broke that the government was on the verge of signing a new assistance package to underwrite some critical domestic routes operated by Virgin and competitor Qantas.
  • rightly been shocked at how Qantas has mismanaged the virus pandemic among its staff, by
  • d 750 are in quarantine.
  • t 59 Qantas workers were infected w
  • trading halt to consider "ongoing issues with respect to financial assistance and restructuring alternatives"
  • 5000 people have been forced into quarantine as the island state deals with an outbreak in the medical community,
Illegal dinner party leads to 5000 Tasmanians in quarantine
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  • If the indicator line is trending up, it shows buying interest, since the stock is closing above the halfway point of the range.
  • icator to move above 80 and then drop back below to signal a possible short trade. The 20 level is less significant in a downtrend.
  • , the stochastic is often used as an overbought and oversold indicator
  • Divergence is another use of the RSI. When the indicator is moving in a different direction than the price, it shows that the current price trend is weakening and could soon revers
  • f the Aroon-up hits 100 and stays relatively close to that level while the Aroon-down stays near zero, that is positive confirmation of an uptrend.
  • When the Aroon-up crosses above the Aroon-down, that is the first sign of a possible trend change.
  • ADX above 20 and DI+ above DI-: That's an uptrend.ADX above 20 and DI- above DI+: That's a downtrend.ADX below 20 is a weak trend or ranging period, often associated with the DI- and DI+ rapidly crisscrossing each other.
  • When the ADX indicator is below 20, the trend is considered to be weak or non-trending.
  • e ADX is above 40, the trend is considered to have a lot of directional strengt
  • . If the price is rising but OBV is falling,
  • , it acts like a trend confirmation tool
  • g total of up volume minus down volume
  • First up, use the on-balance volume indicator (OBV) to measure the positive and negative flow of volume in a security over time.
  • ce volume indicator (OBV) to measure the positive and negative flow
  • On-Balance Volume
  • t seven technical indicators
  •  volume
  • s volu
  • demand of
  • supply
Top 7 Technical Analysis Tools
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  • t a fraction under 8.5 million barrels a day
  • further 3.7 million
  • "Demand is down by more than double the 9.7 million barrels-a-day cut agreed," said Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at consultant Energy Aspects.
  • to plunge 20
  • 20 million barrels a day in April.
  • far more worried about consumption than supply.
  • ht the cuts weren't large enough
  • c
  • oil prices in New York fell more than 9 per cent as traders though
  • kingdom's production will decline from a much higher level.
  • r 8.5 million barrels a day
  • continue flooding the market for nearly a futher three weeks.
  • until May 1,
  • After June, the 10 million barrel cut will be tapered to 7.6 million a day until the end of the year, and then to 5.6 million through 2021 until April 2022.
  • The production restraints are set to last for about two years,
  • first American president to push for higher oil prices in more than 30 years
  • $US70 a barre
  • OPEC Plus is up and alive
  • hough it's not clear whether those numbers will represent real cuts or just production idled because of market forces.
  • t 9.7 million barrels a day
  • Donald Trump,
  • almost fell apart because of resistance from Mexico, but it came back from the brink after a weekend of urgent diplomacy,
  • historic deal to cut global petroleum output by nearly a 10th,
Oil price war ends with historic OPEC Plus deal to cut output
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  • WTI油价的预测，
  • 同时上调了对于2020年3季度
  • 国际油价不太可能在短期内大幅回升。
  • 协议并没有很好的安抚市场反而又加剧了价格战的风险
  • 欧美股市和石油的相关性就已经高达0.9
  • 司就会面临巨大的倒闭风险
  • 970万桶原油
热点丨OPEC+达成原油减产协议，为何原油价格却依旧萎靡？
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  • Non-bank mortgage businesses failed during the GFC.
  • The current crisis still has a long way to play out
  • I
  • : pooled and contributory. I
  • 2019 as in
  • nearly 200 per cent in
  • t $189 million across RMBS tranches
  • FirstMac
  • RMBS
  • s (RMBS).
  • Non-banks can bundle mortgages into a special purpose trust and then sell pooled investments to the wholesale marke
  • insurance (LMI
  • r ‘non conforming’ or ‘low doc’ l
  • self-employed borrowers have difficulty getting bank finance with inconsistent cashflows.
  • a 7.25 per cent in
  • APRA has powers to restrict payments and force banks to retain capital.
  • deposit guarantee
  • d follow a consumer credit code.
  • do not hold a banking license,
  • Few non-bank mortgage businesses survived the GFC
  • a significant cost advantage over traditional banks
  • flourished in recent years
  • Non-bank
Non-bank mortgage investments - Eureka Report
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  • one-in-14 mortgage
US Congress passes $US3trn relief bill
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  • May 7 to
NAB's profit hit by $1.1b on wealth, software charges
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  • your employees must have received the monthly equivalent of $1,500 per fortnight.
  • combined payment of at least $3,000 before the end of April.
Paying your eligible employees | Australian Taxation Office
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  • 20 is commonly used
  • o start watching for shorting opportunities.
  • d for spotting new trends,
  • traders look to past readings on the indicator to get a sense of where price reversed
  • doesn't always result in a price reversal,
  • weakness in the trend.
  • e also divergences.
  • different signals at different times,
  • n zero and 100
  • by looking at historical e
  • unbounded in
  • positive or near-zero readings to -100 may indicate an emerging downtrend.
  • negative or near-zero readings to +100 can be used as a signal to watch for an emerging uptrend.
  • -100, for example, indicate the price is well below the historic average
  • been strong to the upside
  • well above t
  • readings of 100 or above
  • hen CCI is below zero, the price is below the hsitoric average.
  • CCI is above zero it indicates the price is above the historic average.
  • difference between the current price and the historical average price
  • also used to assess price trend direction and strength
  • overbought or oversold.
  • momentum-based
  • Donald Lamber
Commodity Channel Index - CCI Definition and Uses
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  • for four to six months and do not anticipate normal working life returning for up to a year.
Australians brace for a year of working from home
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  • y’ll reimburse
  • o refused to sign up
  • o a 400,000-barrel-per-day cut in full.
Trump says US will 'help Mexico along' with its OPEC+ production cuts
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  • no indication when international travel will be permitted but
  • almost all businesses trading and interstate travel will be allowed.
  • three stages at their ow
  • 850,000 people are forecast to be back
Prime Minister Scott Morrison hopes 850,000 back at work by July
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  • expected to announce today it has gone into voluntary administration
Temperature checks will be used at NSW schools
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  • the main uses of the indicator is to monitor for divergences. Divergences can last a long time and are poor timing signals.
  • The multiplier in the calculation provides a gauge for how strong the buying or selling was during a particular period.
  • . Not
  • signals
  • s underlying weakness and a potential decline in price.
  • s confirm a price
  • confirm a ris
  • cumulative,
  • how strong a trend is.
  • e seeks to identify divergences between the stock price and volume flow
  • volume and pric
  • A/D
Accumulation/Distribution Indicator - A/D Definition and Uses
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  • 4.8 per cent annualised collapse in first-quarter gross domestic product was merely a warm-up for unfolding carnage in the current quarter,
Trump pins hopes on final-quarter rebound after GDP collapses
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  • 4月27日，NAB出人意料的提前10天发布FY20中期报告，这对于其他三大银行，
财报热点丨NAB率先发布中报，融资减息或成为银行业近期的写照
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  • he JobKeeper subsidy
  • Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australia will not resort to protectionism in the face of tensions with China, and expects strong demand for exports to continue.
  • e mining giant's exports to China would change,
  • l withhold $3 billion in fast-tracked funding from non-government schools
  • He also said that he will not back down from calls for a WHO-led inquiry into the origin of the COVID-19 outbreak, despite a backlash from China
  • The Prime Minister suggested easing restrictions was "not too far away", but warned the move would result in increased COVID-19 cases
Testing kit deal is 'a major step forward' with China
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  • open-ended fund
  • iShares
How to profit from volatility using ETFs
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  • hit 26m
  • Stores closer to universities, city centre locations and holiday regions have seen a sales hit while other stores are recording stronger sales.
  • food delivery in all markets
  • 10-year timeframe to rebuild the the US nuclear industry and includes a request for $US150 million in the 2021 budget to facilitate the creation of a domestic uranium reserve.
  • 17 million and 19 million pounds of uranium as it seeks to build a nuclear reserve as outlined in the Department of Energy's nuclear fuel working group report.
  • has been in suspension since February 5
  • Speedcast
  • White King disinfectant cleaning products.
  • 25–35 per cent
  • Pental
  • 5217 points in early trade
ASX volatility sees directionless open
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  • When calculating GST turnover for an entity that operates two or more businesses, the turnover from each business is combined.
  • June, July, August or September 2020,
  • can also be May,
  • March 2020 or April 2020
Basic test | Australian Taxation Office
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  • ear
  • We will be making a legislative instrument to deal with new businesses in operation less than a ye
  • major structural business changes
  • commenced a new busines
  • where there is not an appropriate relevant comparison period.
Alternative test | Australian Taxation Office
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  • The shopping centres are the worst hit.
  • tenants must honour their leas
  • cannot evict their tena
  • e of the operational risk typic
  • , landlords are being required to share some of th
  • a fundamental shift in the nature of
What the shutdown means for property investors
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  • cancel some residential and commercial real estate loans
Property loan retreat by non-banks
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  • If you are cashed up – pick yourself a time and gradually increase your equity exposure.
  • They are more likely to be saying that interest rates have to rise. 
  •  Banks have been very smart with aligning themselves with the government in all these rescue packages
  • t pressure on domestic housing but
  • potentially dangerous for the housing market
  • s, the bad debt
  • ios are likely to rise.
  • by sh
  • share markets. 
  • assets above the values set
  • g Hostplus have valued their non-listed
  • share market is dominated by
  • ut ou
  • d by industry superannuation funds
  • t in the longer-term we will see inflation emerging,
  • 1930s a bigger fall followed a mid-bear market rally. 
  • , but the bears point out that in the
  • ve five months ahead of recessions
  • , it was unlikely to fall back to that level
  • And, of course, as we have seen so often when the American market starts to rise, those who have bet that the market will continue to fall have to cover their shorts and that sparks a computer-driven buying rally
  • as a wave of optimism on
  • e US and Europe, w
  • t market force
Understanding the impact of market forces
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  • pandemic has no bearing on the penalty the bank receives.
  • $900 million
  • financial penalty the bank is prepared to take in its legal battle with the anti-money laundering regulator, AUSTRAC
Westpac's line in the sand for AUSTRAC
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  • DA loss of $5.25 million compares wit
  • n Gommans,
  • Gommans
  • John
Bubs posts record half-year results despite China challenge
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  • 只用均线指标来分析不同周期，在时间上成比例的发生了变化
如何理解均线在不同周期K线上的含义？ - 知乎
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  • e temporary closure of all centres in the Philippines and India
  • spell the decline of the offshore call centre model
  • permanent feature of its call centre operations
Optus staff to work from home permanently
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  • governments are replacing the private sector as the primary allocators of capital.
Lethal virus also killing capitalism
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  • "Assuming the pandemic fades in the second half of 2020 and that policy actions taken around the world are effective in preventing widespread firm bankruptcies, extended job losses, and system-wide financial strains, we project global growth in 2021 to rebound to 5.8 percent."
  • nitial $2.3 billion
  • We cannot get ahead of the medical advice. To do so would be dangerous and unrealistic," Mr Frydenberg said in Canberra.
  • confidence
  • World economic growth is forecast to shrink 3 per cent this year,
  • entering its first recession in nearly 30 years".
  • 6.7 pe
  • IMF
IMF predicts deep recession, V-shaped rebound
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  • lightly weaker than the global financial crisis but still well above the trough of the 1990s recess
  • to -21 index points
  • ll to -66 index points
  • divergence between relative buoyancy on the share market and largely unremitting gloom on the ground.
  • 800,000 businesses h
  • r to around 10 per cent may
Expect more big falls before we hit bottom
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  • 14 per cent of GDP,
  • fuel a £218 billion ($428 billion)
  • conomy could contract by 35 per cent.
  • another three weeks of
Britain set to prolong lockdown despite fears of economic fallout
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  • involve significant job losse
  • voluntary administration,
  • Without government support for Virgin
  • "We appreciate the value of two competitive viable airlines in the Australian economy,'' he said.
  • government has refused
  • private consortia are circling to take over Virgin Australia
Private equity investors circle over Virgin
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  • e length of the economic shutdown
  • warehouse debt facilities st
  • every six weeks
  • riskier product areas in newer markets.
  • s leaning towards customers who are older and known to be good payers,
  • credit performance.
  • at 2 per cent of gross underlying sales
  • t 8.4 million.
  • things appear to be stabilising in Apri
  • 4 per cent lowe
  • growth slowed as governments in Australia
  • balancing growth and risk management – and growth is taking a back seat.
Afterpay confronts new balancing act
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  • hundreds of extra staff working to process claims for early access to superannuatio
Jobless rate steady; Bookshops thrive from home schooling
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Capital raisings deluge, bank dividends, COVID-19 announcements & more - Eureka Report
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  • The market is looking at this and thinking that the cash will have to win the argument, and that businesses and their customers will have to be allowed to operate normally, very soon. 
  • The market thinks it’ll be one month, maybe two.
  • Pieter Stoltz
  • looks more like a bear market rally than a new bull market
  • spring 2021, at the earliest
  • Matthew Harrison
  • Michael Wilson
The Known Unknowns, and more - Eureka Report
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  • non-bank lenders.
Resimac Group | Non-Bank Lender
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  • Michael Corbat
  • h James Gorman
  • Brian Moynihan
  • amie Dimo
Too big to retire? Wall Street CEOs keep next generation waiting
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  • "hero" product, rat
  • , but warned that its multi-product strategy not only is costly
  • y the China-approved Australia Deloraine Dairy
  • cember-half sales were 20 per cent below their forecast
  • $454 m
  • of $1.55 in May las
  • nt run higher over the past 12 months, hitting a hig
  • with their corporate daigou partners to stock up on tins ahead of Chinese New Yea
  • s CEO Kristy Carr, pictured with goat farmer and entrepreneur John Gommans,
  • $US22 billion ($32 billion) infa
  • 6, has about 7.5 per cent of the
Got goat: Bubs is high risk and splits dairy analysts
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