Podcast Archive

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Welcome to the new MT Breakfast Briefing Podcast. 

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Same content - different format.

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ASX 200 closes up 37 points to 7431 in another record breaking Gold medal performance. Banks and big miners leading the charge. Good results from TPW and BSL helped set the scene and once again NSW's record CV19 cases were shrugged off. 

Dow futures down 76 points and European futures expected to open flat ahead of a big night of US earnings.

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Ben, Chris, and Tom continue to construct their "one stock from each sector" portfolios, choosing their top picks from the Financials, IT, and communication services sectors this week. Nine down, three to go.  

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The relentless bull market continues led by resources as the electric battery theme is reinforced by Tesla results comments about global supply chain shortages. Guidance ahead of the results season sees more stocks going up than down. Big week for US results. Big week for Central Bank utterings with the FOMC on Thursday morning our time. We look at a book recommendation from one of our Members and steal a few quotes on how to achieve "Superperformence" (Surely the top!)

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Welcome to the new MT Breakfast Briefing Podcast. 

This is for those members that do not want to see a video but would rather have a podcast whilst driving perhaps. 

Same content - different format.

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ASX 200 closes unchanged. Big miners the winners, the banks flat line as healthcare stocks ease with BNPL back on the nose with APT falling 2.1% and LYC the best quarterly today with the stock rising 10.6%.

Chinese markets smashed as Ed Tech now in the spotlight and European markets expected to open easier ahead of big week in US.

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Welcome to the new MT Breakfast Briefing Podcast. 

This is for those members that do not want to see a video but would rather have a podcast whilst driving perhaps. 

Same content - different format.

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ASX 200 closes remarkably higher with a 8 point rise to a new record close of 7394. Amazing given the 136 new cases of Cv19 in Sydney. Banks sagged with the Big Bank Basket falling to $177.56. Tech was better with a 1% gain and nickel stocks stonking higher led by POS up 18.2%. Iron ore falls had little impact and energy stocks sagged despite oil price rises. 
Defensive healthcare rose and industrials did well too with WES rising 0.8% as Officeworks set to prosper again..

Dow Futures up 81 points and European markets opening around 0.3%.

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Welcome to the new MT Breakfast Briefing Podcast. 

This is for those members that do not want to see a video but would rather have a podcast whilst driving perhaps. 

Same content - different format.

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ASX 200 closed on its high up 78 points to 7386 (1.0%) with BHP the star on a Tesla deal for its nickel and the bank putting in a solid performance. Industrials firm but unspectacular and tech stocks under whelmed with a big hit to Z1P down 7.8% on a quarterly update. The All Tech Index up a miserly 0.4%. Lithium stcoks shrugged off any depression going skyward 
with ORE and GXY up around 10% and rare earths companies also doing well with LYC up 9%.

European markets expected to open around 0.5% to 1% firmer ahead of ECB meeting.