S&P/ASX200..

Discussion in 'Sharemarket News & Market Analysis' started by willair, 6th Nov, 2017.

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  1. willair

    willair Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    Just wondering what people think about when will the S&P/ASX200 will break above the 6000 mark,as most not all are in the ex-dividend range and on too the next enterprise value dividend payment ...
     
  2. oracle

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    Interesting you mention about the ASX200 breaking above the 6000 mark. If you believe in share price always follows earnings then I have got some good news for you.

    Read this article in Australian Financial Review today - The mining boom is back!

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    If anything it's the banking sector that is holding the ASX/200 from advancing due to forecast of stagnant profit for next couple of years. But I think all in all we are not very far off crossing the elusive 6000 mark.

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    willair Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    Yes that's the way it looks ,plus there will undoubtedly be serious court action early next year for some banks from what anyone can read ,as some of their promises failed to materialise ..imho..
     
  4. oracle

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    BHP, big four banks drive ASX above 6000

    Full article here

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  5. Konn

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    Thank? Nah took too long compared to other international markets.
     
  6. oracle

    oracle Well-Known Member

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    Here are the predictions from experts for ASX200 for 2018. Will come back in Jan 2019 to see :)

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    Cheers,
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  7. geoffw

    geoffw Moderator Staff Member

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    I see the asx200 was the highest it’s been this calendar year.
     
  8. oracle

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    Yes, businesses become more profitable over time due to increased productivity, inflation and growing population. As they become more profitable their share price rises which in turn causes the index to rise because the index value is calculated on market cap weighting of each of its constituents.

    Over the long term you can expect index to keep going higher and higher. If it doesn't that can mean a lot of trouble for the economy.

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  9. geoffw

    geoffw Moderator Staff Member

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    Granted. But also bear in mind that stock prices commonly show the highest they've been for a calendar year on the first trading day of that calendar year.
     
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