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    • koolgal
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      08-24
      🌟🌟🌟The premier corporate report to watch on the ASX this week is $QANTAS AIRWAYS LIMITED(QAN.AU)$ when it drops its highly anticipated full year FY 26 earnings on Thursday 27 August 2026. While Qantas shares a corporate calendar with other heavyweights like $WOOLWORTHS GROUP LTD(WOW.AU)$ $WESFARMERS LTD(WES.AU)$ Qantas is the ultimate litmus test to evaluate the overall health of the Aust
      🌟🌟🌟The premier corporate report to watch on the ASX this week is $QANTAS AIRWAYS LIMITED(QAN.AU)$ when it drops its highly anticipated full year FY...
      TOPJamesWalton: Calling Qantas the consumer barometer feels too neat. Corporate travel and holiday demand do not crack the same way, and that AUD 3.1b fuel bill matters more to me here
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      ASX_Stars
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      06-29

      Weekly: XJO Slips 0.73% as Miners & Lithium Collapse Offset Consumer Staples Strength

      Australian Market –The $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ declined 0.73% to 8,764.2, as a brutal selloff in miners and lithium producers offset strong gains in consumer staples, gaming, and building materials. Sectors: Construction Materials (+7.97%), Diversified Real Estate Activities (+7.76%), Specialized Consumer Services (+7.26%). 10 Popular Stocks: $JAMES HARDIE INDUSTRIES-CDI(JHX.AU)$ +8.73% — Surged on North American housing demand recovery and fibre cement pricing power. $ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD(ALL.AU)$ +6.81% — Advanced on resilient casino capex and digital gaming momentum. $WESFARMERS LTD(WES.AU)$ +5.81% — Cl
      Weekly: XJO Slips 0.73% as Miners & Lithium Collapse Offset Consumer Staples Strength
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      TigerObserver
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      06-29

      Weekly: Small Caps Top New High, GDP Upgrade, Jobs and Independence Day Ahead

      Last Week's Recap 1. Weekly Market Digest: Defensive Rotation, Value Crushes Growth, PCE Hot, Oil Slides Defensive market — Semis sold off as defensives outperformed; $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ plunged 4.6%, $S&P 500(.SPX)$ 500 -2.0%, while $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ eked out +0.6%. Value tops growth — Growth index fell 3.2% while value rose 0.2%, widening YTD outperformance to 14.4% vs. growth's 0.1%. Price pressures — May PCE inflation at 4.1% annual rate (highest in 3+ years), in line with expectations; core PCE 3.4%. GDP upgrade — Q1 GDP revised up to 2.1% (from 1.6%), as lower imports offset weaker consumer spending. Bitcoin
      Weekly: Small Caps Top New High, GDP Upgrade, Jobs and Independence Day Ahead
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      TigerObserver
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      06-15

      Weekly: CPI at 3-Year High, Semiconductor Equipment Soars,5 Macro Events Reshaping Markets This Week

      Last Week's Recap 1. CPI at 3-Year High, Small-Cap Records, AI Hardware Boom, and the 'New Fed' Debut Jagged path — S&P 500, NASDAQ, and Dow each +0.7% after a Wed sell-off and Thu-Fri rebound; still below early June records. Elevated inflation — May CPI at 4.2% (highest in 3+ years); May PPI surged to 6.5%, highest since November 2022. Small-cap record — Russell 2000 hit a record high, up ~4% for the week and 19% YTD. European rate hike — ECB hiked 25bp for the first time since 2023, lifted inflation forecast, downgraded growth outlook. Oil's bumpy ride — Crude jumped above $93 Wed then fell to ~$84 Fri (lowest since mid-April), down ~6% for the week. Volatility push-pull — VIX spiked to highest since April 7 on Wed, but closed Fri nearly 18% below prior week. Sentiment uptick — Michi
      Weekly: CPI at 3-Year High, Semiconductor Equipment Soars,5 Macro Events Reshaping Markets This Week
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      TigerObserver
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      05-25

      Weekly: S&P 500 Extends Historic 8-Week Rally, Dow Hits Record, and 30Y Yields Spikes

      Last Week's Recap 1. Weekly Market Digest: S&P 500's 8-Week Run, Yields at Multi-Year Highs, Mag 7 Earnings Crush, Oil Tumbles Record run — S&P 500 logged its eighth straight weekly gain (longest since late 2023), though the Dow outperformed by hitting a new all-time high. Bond volatility — 30-year Treasury yield spiked to 5.18% (highest since 2007) on Tuesday before easing; 10-year closed at 4.56%, a 12-month high. Mag 7 earnings — The Magnificent Seven averaged 63% Q1 earnings growth vs. 17% for the rest of the S&P 500, per FactSet—best quarter in nearly six years. Oil pullback — Crude topped $108 then slid below $100 as Middle East talks continued, ending the week down over 4% near $97. Sinking sentiment — Michigan consumer sentiment hit a record-low 44.8 in May, the third s
      Weekly: S&P 500 Extends Historic 8-Week Rally, Dow Hits Record, and 30Y Yields Spikes
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      TigerObserver
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      05-04

      Weekly:Bullish April，NASDAQ Posts Best Month Since 2020,Jobs ahead

      Last Week's Recap 1. Moderating Market: $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Add ~1% as April Momentum Cools Moderating market — S&P 500 and NASDAQ both added ~1% to fresh records; Dow edged up 0.5%, still 1.4% below its all-time high. Fed transition — Fed held rates unchanged; Kevin Warsh’s nomination to replace Powell cleared a Senate panel, teeing up a full Senate vote. Bullish April — NASDAQ +15.3% (best month since Apr 2020); S&P 500 +10.4% (best since Nov 2020); Dow +7.1% (best since Nov 2024). Earnings surge — S&P 500 Q1 EPS growth forecast jumped to 27.1% from 15.0% after mega-cap tech beats, per FactSet. GDP comeback — Q1 GDP grew at a 2.0% annual rate, up from 0.5% in Q4 2025. PC
      Weekly:Bullish April，NASDAQ Posts Best Month Since 2020,Jobs ahead
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      TigerObserver
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      04-27

      Weekly: Market Flatlines, Oil Spikes, Mag7 Carries the Load: 4 Markets to Know

      Last Week's Recap1. NASDAQ +1.5% on Semis, but Consumer Sentiment Cracks Below 50: Weekly WrapSlowing down — U.S. indexes flattened after three straight weekly records. The NASDAQ rose 1.5% (semis-led), the S&P 500 edged up fractionally, and the Dow slipped slightly.Energy shocks — Middle East tensions pushed U.S. crude to ~$95/bbl (from ~$83), though still well below the April 7 peak of ~$113.Top-heavy earnings — The Magnificent Seven are expected to deliver Q1 EPS growth of 22.8% vs. just 10.1% for the rest of the S&P 500, per FactSet.Growth tops value — Growth stocks outran value for a fourth straight week, gaining 16% over the stretch vs. 8% for value, narrowing value’s YTD lead.Retail rebound — March retail sales surged 1.7% (fastest in 3+ years), but the jump was largely gaso
      Weekly: Market Flatlines, Oil Spikes, Mag7 Carries the Load: 4 Markets to Know
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      ASX_Stars
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      04-24

      Weekly | Are $JHX $SCG $BSL $WOW $TCL Showing Real Strength?

      Australian stocks notched a fourth consecutive decline on Friday, with the $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ edging down 6.9 points, or roughly 0.1%, to finish at 8,786.5. Over the last five sessions, the benchmark has dropped 1.71%. 1. $JAMES HARDIE INDUSTRIES-CDI(JHX.AU)$ +10.13% Core Driver: Upgraded guidance and aggressive capital management following the AZEK integration. AZEK Integration Synergies: The company recently finalized the full operational integration of AZEK. Latest quarterly filings indicate that synergy-driven efficiencies boosted the Adjusted EBITDA Margin by approximately 500 basis points, significantly outperforming consensus estimates. Organic Growth Resurgence: Despite global housing v
      Weekly | Are $JHX $SCG $BSL $WOW $TCL Showing Real Strength?
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      03-16

      Weekly: Market Decline Deepens on Oil Shock & Stagflation Fears; Fed Seen Holding Course

      Last Week's Recap 1. The US Market - 3rd Straight Weekly Drop on Oil Whipsaw and Sticky Inflation Downward trend:The major U.S. stock indexes fell for the 3rd consecutive week, with the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ , $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ , and the $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ dropping around 1% to 2%. Geopolitical tensions & elevated oil prices continued to weigh on stock & bond prices. Oil's wild ride: Conflict in the Middle East and curtailed shipments through the Strait of Hormuz fueled oil market volatility for a second week, with U.S. crude futures spiking to $119 per barrel on Monday and then briefly slipping below $77 the next day. Volatility elevated: The
      Weekly: Market Decline Deepens on Oil Shock & Stagflation Fears; Fed Seen Holding Course
      TOPEatmi: Stay safe and wait for opportunities.
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      ASX_Stars
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      02-27

      Weekly | After 15%+ Moves, Do XYZ, PLS, LYC, MIN & WOW Have More Room to Run?

      The Australian sharemarket has recorded its biggest monthly rise in 10 months, capping a volatile reporting season that ended with Coles’ shares falling sharply after the supermarket giant reported a weaker-than-expected first-half result. As of the close on Friday, $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ closed at 9,198.60, up 0.97% in the past 5 days. These shares surge align with ASX 200 hitting record closes around this period, driven by earnings season tailwinds in resources (lithium/rare earths rebound) and select defensives (retail). 1. $Block Inc(XYZ.AU)$ +27.23% Block surged primarily on its Q4 FY2025 and full-year results release (announced ~Feb 26-27, 2026), combined with a major restructuring pivot to A
      Weekly | After 15%+ Moves, Do XYZ, PLS, LYC, MIN & WOW Have More Room to Run?
      TOPBerthaAntoinette: Ripper gains on the ASX! Block and Woolies are flying mate.[强]
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      WOOLWORTHS GROUP LTD
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      Introduction
      Woolworths Group Limited operates retail stores. It operates through Australian Food, New Zealand Food, Endeavour Drinks, BIG W, and Hotels segments. The Australian Food segment procures and resells food and related products to customers in Australia. It operates 1,024 Woolworths supermarkets and Metro stores. The New Zealand Food segment is involved in the procurement and resale of food and drinks to customers in New Zealand. This segment operates 180 Countdown supermarkets, as well as engages in the wholesale operations. The Endeavour Drinks segment procures and resells drinks to customers in Australia. It operates 1,577 stores under Dan Murphy's, BWS, and Summergate brands, as well as Cellarmasters, Langtons, and winemarket.com.au online platforms. The BIG W segment procures and resells discount general merchandise products to customers in Australia. This segment operates 183 BIG W stores. The Hotels segment offers leisure and hospitality services, including food and drinks, accommodation, entertainment, and gaming in Australia. It operates 328 hotels, including bars, dining, gaming, accommodation, and venue hire operations. The company was formerly known as Woolworths Limited and changed its name to Woolworths Group Limited in December 2017. Woolworths Group Limited was founded in 1924 and is based in Bella Vista, Australia.
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