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Puts the ‘N’ in FANG

The big news last night was that NZ First Leader Winston Peters has chosen the Labour Party as a coalition partner, with support from the Greens to form government. The initial market reaction has been a fall in the NZ dollar, which is struggling to hold

Global markets added to gains overnight as the Dow Jones, (US Mega Cap Market Index) hit a new record high, bolstered by a rally in shares of IBM after the company reported quarterly earnings and an outlook that exceeded expectations.

It has been a wild ride for AAD with the stock making some volatile moves.

This is the second part of the series on selling that we started last month. In this part we discuss selling on fundamental strength; when the investor deems that business for the company in question can simply not get better and that on the balance of pr

The stock has shown great relative strength compared to the wider retail sector

Stock has recently moved through its consolidation period and is a buy here

Not much to say here as the stock is consolidating. Could be a potential play for experienced mean reversion traders

Global markets were mixed overnight with Wall Street moving between small gains and losses as investors digest the latest round of quarterly corporate profit announcements.