By asxiq on May 2, 2013
ASX Sectors May Seasonality Below the details of historical average returns of all the 12 major S&P ASX Sectors ( GICS) and 8 ASX main Indices performance in the month of May. We’ve also included the percentage of time that the group has positive returns as well during the month of May. As a result, investors can get a [...]
Posted in investment research, seasonality | Tagged gics sectors, Major Indices, midcap, seasonality, XEJ, XXJ |
By asxiq on February 4, 2013
ASX Shares daily 4 Feb 2013 As on close on Monday Australian share market closed in red with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index losing 13.6 points or -0.28% at 4,907.5, while the broader All Ords lost 12.8 points, or 0.3 per cent, to 4929.1. Trading strategies for tomorrow When XJO closes at the day’s low [...]
Posted in shares daily, trading levels | Tagged ASX 200, Australian Stock Market, Discovery Metals Limited, Mirabela Nickel Limited, XXJ |
By asxiq on January 8, 2013
Australian Share Market daily 8 Jan 2013 The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 fell 27.1 points, or 0.57 per cent, to 4690.2, while the broader All Ordinaries lost 25.8 points, or 0.54 per cent, to 4712.3. two observations Australian shares closed near the day’s lows ( i.e bottom 10% range ) and Australian Share Market has fallen [...]
Posted in shares daily, trading levels, trading odds | Tagged Australian Stock Market, Energy World Corporation Ltd, Ten Network Holdings Limited, unemployment report, XXJ |
By asxiq on June 24, 2012
Australian Share Market Indices Returns :22-June-2012 Weekly top Australian Share Market index performer during the week, S&P/ASX 20 (ASX code : XTL ), gained 0.31% worst Australian Share Market index performer during the week, S&P/ASX Small Ords (ASX code :XSO), lost -2.21% Monthly all Australian Share Market indices are down in the last one month, with [...]
Posted in week in review | Tagged ASX sectors, GLD, sectors to watch, XHJ, XSO, XTJ, XXJ |
By asxiq on April 30, 2012
as a follow-up to historical ASX 200 Sector returns in April research report , here is the same analysis on the 12 major S&P ASX GICS Sectors for the month of May since 2002 start (GICS stands for Global Industry Classification Standard). If the seasonality repeats the same way in this May too ! XEJ (S&P/ASX 200 Energy), XMJ ( S&P/ASX [...]
Posted in investment research | Tagged ASX, GICS, seasonality, XEJ, XHJ, XJO, XMJ, XSJ, XXJ |
By asxiq on April 2, 2012
as a follow-up to historical ASX 200 Sector returns in March research report , here is the same analysis on the 12 major S&P ASX GICS Sectors for the month of April (GICS stands for Global Industry Classification Standard) If the seasonality repeats the same way in this April too ! S&P/ASX 200 Financials (XXJ) , S&P/ASX 200 Utilities(XUJ) sectors might outperform [...]
Posted in investment ideas, investment research, seasonality | Tagged ASX, ASX 200, seasonality, sector price returns, XFJ, XHJ, XIJ, XJO, XXJ |
By asxiq on March 1, 2012
as a follow-up to historical ASX 200 Sector returns in February research report , here is the same analysis on the 12 major S&P ASX GICS Sectors for the month of March (GICS stands for Global Industry Classification Standard) If the seasonality repeats the same way in this March too ! then Energy , Financial sectors might outperform the [...]
Posted in investment ideas, investment research, seasonality | Tagged ASX, Energy Sector, seasonality, sector returns, XDJ, XEJ, XFJ, XHJ, XIJ, XJO, XMJ, XNJ, XPJ, XSJ, XTJ, XUJ, XXJ |
By asxiq on February 2, 2012
inspired by the Historical S&P 500 Group Returns in February research report , we decided to perform the same analysis on the 12 major S&P ASX GICS Sectors (GICS stands for Global Industry Classification Standard) Below table highlights , historical average returns of the 12 major ASX 200 Sectors along with each group’s average return, and the next column has out-performance against S&P/ASX 200 [...]
Posted in investment ideas, investment research, seasonality | Tagged ASX, ASX 200, seasonality, sector returns, XDJ, XEJ, XFJ, XHJ, XIJ, XJO, XMJ, XNJ, XPJ, XSJ, XTJ, XUJ, XXJ |
