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Essential sharemarket insight delivered every morning by the market strategists of share-trading platform moomoo Australia and New Zealand. We cover the latest news, explore trends, and cover three investments in our daily watchlist.

  1. 5H AGO

    Here's a surprise, the 'magnificent seven' might be a bargain

    While US market barely budged overnight, we saw swings in commodities with gas, gold and Bitcoin falling. Investors are more focused on earnings, which are leading to divergence in stock performance. This includes the US megacap 'magnificent seven' stocks which are down up to 18% year-to-date, erasing 12-month gains for some of them. The drop is so severe there is now an argument that based on their fundamentals these stocks are looking like a compelling value opportunity. Watchlist: Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks, National Australia Bank Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    11 min

  2. 2D AGO

    Mining stocks' big rally shows no sign of stopping as BHP, Rio report

    This year it is Australian mining stocks sweeping investors off their feet, as they become shy over big US technology bets. And the sector may get another jolt this week with BHP, Rio Tinto and Newmont among those reporting. We deep dive into what's going on. Watchlist: Newmont, Deere, Web Travel Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    14 min

  3. 5D AGO

    Which stocks will win from the huge US$3.5 trillion spend on AI?

    US markets dipped overnight with investors concerned rates may not be coming down as soon as hoped in the US. They're also cautious about massive spending plans on AI. But that huge spend will benefit some stocks, by a lot, across the whole AI supply chain. At very top of that list may be the memory, data storage sector, despite its phenomenal run in 2025, it may not be done at all. Watchlist: SanDisk, Applovin, ANZ Bank Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    20 min

  4. FEB 11

    Aussie banks get upgrades in year of rate hikes, but CBA looks weak

    Australian banks are being upgraded with earnings over the year expected to rise due to interest rate hikes. It's why they're being upgraded. But we explain why Macquarie is in a better place than the Commonwealth Bank if you're looking for the long term. Also, the bullish pace of the global sharemarket looks set to continue this year. And things are looking up for Ford and Spotify. Watchlist: Commonwealth Bank, Spotify, Ford Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    15 min

  5. FEB 10

    Obesity price wars, expiring patents savage big US pharma stocks

    Global markets continue to rally this week, with the Dow Jones hitting an all-time high. One category exempt from this week's rally is the big US pharmaceutical stocks. Price wars over obesity drugs and anxiety as major patents expire has investors and the sector scrambling for solutions: mergers and Ai are two possible answers. Watchlist: AstraZeneca, Macquarie Group, CAR Group Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    8 min

  6. FEB 9

    Aussie earnings swing to the positive for the first time in years

    A rough week in markets is followed by a stronger Monday. We're seeing wildly different stock performances as investors react to company results. And this week Australia is in focus as heavyweight banks and health companies report. Analysts expect strong earnings growth, returning to positive gains after years of declines, with miners to lead. Watchlist: CSL, Walmart, Pop Mart Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    11 min

  7. FEB 6

    We're in a big tech sell off, so should you buy, hold or sell?

    Markets are entering correction as investors retreat from big technology and other growth sectors to safer staple stocks. Their mood is for Hershey bars not gold bars right now, and the question is, should you buy, hold or sell out of your big tech holdings. There could be bargains to buy or more to lose. Watchlist: QQQ ETF, Amazon, GOLD ETF Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    16 min

  8. FEB 5

    Bullish expectations for critical minerals as nations make plans

    Technology stocks continue to suffer amid a widespread selloff. Even some excellent earnings reports are not enough to lift stocks. But critical minerals are in focus as the US and Australia make plans for the sector, including strategic reserves and price floors, as they seek to secure a supply. This could have a big impact on rare earths and other sectors. Watchlist: Lynas Rare Earths, Google, Beach Energy Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

    18 min
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Essential sharemarket insight delivered every morning by the market strategists of share-trading platform moomoo Australia and New Zealand. We cover the latest news, explore trends, and cover three investments in our daily watchlist.

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    Moomoo Australia & New Zealand
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    234
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