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  2. 48 minutes ago

    Hiring activity continues to improve across Australia as restrictions are lifted. Job postings on Indeed now tracking 40% below last year's trend. A month ago the gap was 50%

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  3. 26 minutes ago

    Seafolly update: Will close 15 of its Sunburn branded stores as administrators for the collapsed swimwear retailer seek to slim down the business for sale. 50 buyers circling. 25 Seafolly stores to remain open in Aus, by implication four Sunburn stores.

  4. Jun 30

    What do you do when facing recession, housing bubble, cyber attacks, viral pandemic, mass job losses & record household debt? Invest in science? Technology? Healthcare? Education? Buy $800M of LRAS Missiles Are we joking? 🇦🇺🚀👨‍🎓

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  5. Jul 1

    The AU trade balance shows a slightly stronger surplus after a downward revision to April as exports fell less than imports. Consumer good imports in lower demand (due to restrictions) & supply chain issues. Motor vehicle imports collapse 47% as car sales plummet

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  6. 3 hours ago

    This is why we need a Federal Anti Corruption Commission with the power to investigate and charge politicians and their advisers. Time to respond to the court saying he is too busy to respond to the order - joking right.

    Peter Dutton given Friday noon deadline to avoid contempt of court charge
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  7. Jul 1

    Worrying when certain outlets have resisted for so long the urge to publish negative sentiment property articles.

  8. Jul 1

    Australian May merchandise trade data on a page. I guess to be expected, but data just highlights how dramatic the collapse in imports has been as a key driver of the improvement in Australia's trade position - vs Dec last year, exports down 12%; imports are down 23%!

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  9. 6 hours ago

    StartupDailyANZ: RT ausbiztv: Happy Friday! SPI futures point to a positive start for the local market. A record increase in job numbers for the US but conditions still weak. ABS retail sales out at 11.30. We've got you covered on - live from 8.3…

  10. 29 minutes ago

    Up 4.4% on its pre-Covid level as well. Australian retail sales up by a record 16.9% in May

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  11. Jul 1

    [CHART] Dow movers in overnight trade; Pfizer (+3.2%) led the gains after a study of its coronavirus vaccine candidate showed the drug was safe and prompted patients to produce antibodies. Bloomberg

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  12. 3 hours ago

    Remarkably, retail sales activity is actually up in almost every state during the COVID-19 crisis. Victoria is the only state to experience a fall and many states have had sizable growth

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  13. 20 hours ago

    Tonight in the US, non-farm payrolls (employment) will be released for June. Normally released on a Friday but US markets will be closed due to the July 4 public holiday

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  14. Jul 1

    Reminder: in 30 minutes (12:30 AEST) until we're LIVE 🔴 with our investment podcast Today we discuss what we believe to be the ultimate victim of Coronavirus: Australian property prices Watch and ask questions live:

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  15. 16 hours ago

    US economy adds 4.8 million jobs in June. Unemployment rate falls to 11.1%.

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  16. Jul 1

    Advertisements for hundreds of brands are due to disappear from Facebook and Instagram on Wednesday, as a wide-ranging ad boycott against the world’s largest social media company is taking effect.

  17. Jul 1

    We are reading that we spent $10M having a new ‘Australian Made’ logo designed. Given the kangaroo is such an easily identifiable Aussie icon all around the world - the big question is - why change the logo?

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  18. 1 hour ago

    [REPORT] Vehicle sales are on the road back: In June, 110,234 new vehicles were sold, down 6.4 per cent on June 2019. While down on a year ago, the result is the strongest since the COVID-19 crisis began

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  19. Jul 1

    Australia's non-China merchandise exports down 14.5% since December, while exports to China are up 4%. China's share of Australian merchandise exports reaches a new record of almost 45%

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  20. Jun 29

    Tech Trouble — Apple faces demand and supply challenges Amazon is forced to spend billions to keep its vast logistics network safe amid the coronavirus outbreak, Facebook and Google are experiencing a drop in ad spending, which threatens their revenue base.

  21. Jul 1

    My short trade is going wrong. I closed more, but not all of my position to reduce risk while it's small and I'll let the stops handle the rest above here. I'm still bearish and may add more new positions depending on how we go. Average Sell 5886 Buy 5931 Loss 45pts.

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