"The stock market has become a dangerous place." @MarcusPadley explains why he's gone 100% cash in this @LivewireMarkets feature – and what he's waiting for next. https://t.co/mWb9PwhmgW

💥 Will it end with a bang – or a whimper? @henryj007 weighs up bubble warnings, market melt-up risks, and why valuations may be the real threat. Read it now on @nabtrade. https://t.co/JMC7rUAgsN

Markets stabilised overnight, with the S&P 500 up 0.37% and the Nasdaq gaining 0.65%. After falling 20% over the past month, $BTC rebounded in the last 24 hours to $103k. $TSLA also recovered 4%, while $META added 1.4% after recent weakness. https://t.co/KRSHE6fpCa

Guess how much the ASX has lagged the US since 2008… Marcus breaks down the number (and it’s not pretty). For Aussie investors, this one stings.

$CSL.AX, $WTC.AX, and the shift back to large caps. @henryj007 joins @ausbiztv on The Investment Committee to share how the panel is positioning now. https://t.co/VUue38u05g

The ASX fell just 12 points to 8802, well off lows, as resources were slammed hard. Banks held up again, $CBA.AX up 1.3%. $BHP.AX off 0.5% with $FMG.AX down 2.5%, though well off the lows. Gold miners saw small losses even as bullion pushed higher. https://t.co/9c5NVHhV9Q

Still holding the same 20 Aussie stocks? @MarcusPadley explains why that’s worked for decades, but why it’s holding you back now. https://t.co/AMHvdPwded

Still holding the same 20 Aussie stocks? @MarcusPadley explains why that’s worked for decades, but why it’s holding you back now. https://t.co/AMHvdPwded

Tech weakness dragged Wall Street lower overnight, but the ASX looks set to bounce. On @ausbiztv, @MarcusPadley breaks down the global lead and what to watch as AGM season heats up. https://t.co/u60chJJf06

US stocks were down overnight. The Nasdaq retreated 2% and the S&P 500 was off 1.1%. The wobble came on the back of stretched valuations and a lack of economic data caused by the US government shutdown. Even Big Tech couldn't hold the line. https://t.co/eRO8mIUWAX

The ASX 200 started badly, down some 40 points, but rallied to close up 13 to 8892 (+0.2%). Once again, it was the banks that led the turnaround with $WBC.AX numbers pleasing. Tech stocks did better, $WTC.AX up 0.6% and $XRO.AX rallying 2.3%. https://t.co/JZfol5Ar4y

Blue chips are under pressure, but banks are holding their ground. @henryj007 joins @ausbiztv to discuss $WBC.AX's progress, healthcare's struggles, and why gold and rare earths are still worth watching. https://t.co/MOSK6v20vC

Wall Street ended slightly higher on Friday as positive $AMZN results outweighed the odds of a December rate cut. Tech sector down overall yet the Nasdaq performed best, up 0.61%. S&P 500 up 0.27%. SPI futures are down 13 points. https://t.co/U8j73Xf0PD

“Never sell” isn’t a strategy - it’s wishful thinking. Marcus shares when ETF investors should step aside and when to buy back in.

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Most young investors keep buying ETFs and never sell - but Marcus says there’s one good reason you should.

On The Last Call, @henryj007 joins @ausbiztv to discuss inflation and rates. https://t.co/EdUvrJ5Oze

The ASX is finishing the week with a bit of a whimper – flat today and down 1.5% for the week. Early gains in stocks like $PLS.AX and $RMD.AX faded by the close, while the gold sector held firm as the standout performer. Nasdaq futures very strong. https://t.co/wdjYwu2In9

Buy and hold, forever!!! Said @MarcusPadley, never. Should ETF investors ever sell? Marcus explains why “never sell” might be the most overrated advice in investing. https://t.co/8Cb04oLZQC

Glory or Disaster? Big Tech’s Make-or-Break Moment Ten stocks. 20% of global equity markets. If Big Tech fails to deliver, the fallout could be brutal.

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