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At the Noosa Mining and Exploration Conference 2022, Nick Jorss, Executive Chairman and Gerard Redelinghuys, Managing Director of Bowen Coking Coal, spoke to Equity Strategist Tom Sartor about their current project, with two assets now in production, as well as their thoughts on the energy security crisis we are seeing in the market currently.

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At the Noosa Mining and Exploration Conference 2022, André Labuschagne, Managing Director of Aeris Resources, spoke to Equity Strategist Tom Sartor about the current projects and their upcoming exploration opportunities.

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Morgans AM: Friday, 29 July 2022 by Morgans Financial

The FED lifted interest rates by 75 basis points and says that further rises will continue.

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Morgans AM: Thursday, 28 July 2022 by Morgans Financial

Morgans AM: Wednesday, 27 July 2022 by Morgans Financial

Morgans Analyst Alex Lu previews the industrial sector heading into reporting season, looking at his key stocks under coverage and top stock picks.

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Chris Brown, Senior Analyst and Kyle Williams, Associate Analyst at Morgans Financial recap the key themes, highlights and takeaways from the Noosa Mining Conference, which took place 20-22 of July 2022 at Peppers Resort in Noosa Heads, Queensland.

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A mixed trading session on Wall Street left both the Dow and S&P500 nursing modest gains and settle higher for the fourth session in the past five ahead of the busiest week of the second quarter US corporate earnings calendar - Dow added -91-points or +0.28%. Chevron Corp was the best performing index constituent overnight. Walmart Inc fell over >9.5% in extended trading (after dipping -0.14% in the regular session) after the big box retailer downgraded its fiscal second quarter and full year profit guidance, citing the impact of inflation The company now expects adjusted earnings per share (EPS) to fall between 8% and 9% for the second quarter and between 11% and 13% for the full year. Boeing Co fell -0.96%, with workers expected to go on strike on 1 August at three plants in the St. Louis area after they voted to reject a contract offer from the plane maker. The broader S&P500 edged +0.13% higher, with Energy (up +3.71%) leading eight of the eleven primary sectors higher. Consumer Discretionary (down -0.85%) and Information Technology (-0.61%) were the worst performing primary sectors overnight. Tesla Inc fell -1.40% after the electric vehicle maker disclosed in its latest first quarter filing that it received a second subpoena from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) asking the company to provide information on its “governance processes around compliance with the SEC settlement” related to Chief Executive Elon Musk’s 2018 tweet about taking the company private at US$420 a share. The Nasdaq fell -0.43%, Amazon.com Inc (down -1.05%), Google-parent Alphabet Inc (0.14%) and Microsoft Corp (-0.59%) all a touch weaker ahead of their results tonight AEST. The small capitalisation Russell 2000 rose +0.60%. All of the benchmark indices remain on track for their best monthly performance calendar year-to-date.

US equity markets retreated on Friday (22 July), with a soft second quarter result from Snap Inc (down -39.08%) – including its weakest ever quarterly sales growth as a public company - after the close of last Thursday’s (21 July) session rattled investors in social media and advertising technology companies - Dow fell -138-points or -0.43%, The broader S&P500 lost -0.93% to 3,961.63, unwinding an earlier rally that saw the index briefly climb above >4,000 for the first time since 9 June. Communication Services (down -4.34%) and Information Technology (-1.38%) were the worst performing primary sectors and led eight of the eleven primary sectors lower, while more defensive sectors outperformed. Utilities rose +1.37%, Real Estate +0.79% and Consumer Staples +0.69%. The Nasdaq dropped -1.87% ahead of a big week of earnings for the technology sector. Meta Platforms Inc fell -7.59% and Alphabet Inc Inc -5.81%, weighed down by Snap’s result. The small capitalisation Russell 2000 lost -0.49%.