the daily moo
Essential sharemarket insight delivered every morning by the market strategists of share-trading platform moomoo Australia and New Zealand. We cover the latest news, explore trends, and cover three investments in our daily watchlist.
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A risk-on rally swept US markets overnight, driving the Nasdaq up nearly 4%. And the Australian market is following this morning. This is down to signals of peace in the Iran war... so what should investors expect if we do see a clear end to the war, and which sectors will rise or fall as hostilities cease?
Watchlist: Schawb Dividend ETF, LyondellBasell, South32
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Sharemarkets keep falling, driven by technology and other growth sectors. It's the commodities and value stocks that are holding up, such as coal and chemicals. But the broad bass alarm of bonds is sounding through markets, with a huge spike in yields indicating higher inflation, higher rates and a continuing drop in the value of equities.
Watchlist: Schawb Dividend ETF, LyondellBasell, South32
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A sweeping drop in sharemarkets is expected this week, following last week's rout (which did not include Australia). With oil rising and fear peaking it is big US technology stocks feeling the pain, falling up to 26% year to date, with more likely ahead as momentum accelerates.
Watchlist: Microsoft, Estee Lauder, Liontown
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US markets were swept by negativity overnight as the oil price spiked and the Iran war looked set to continue. Defence stocks are one bright sector, with an argument forming that drone stocks are still undervalued, and stand to benefit as global militaries rush to make AI-powered drones central to their plans.
Watchlist: Swarmer, Meta, 4D Medical
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Markets continue to climb on (somewhat unconvincing) talk of Iran conflict resolution. Analysts are more convinced that inflation will spike above 4% in the US and 5% in Australia in coming months. Especially the US market is not ready for this, so when it does hit the reaction is likely to be severe.
Watchlist: ARM, Meituan, G8 Education
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US markets slid over uncertainty of resolution to the Iran war, with tech stocks hit hard overnight. But one of the worst performing sectors this year is private credit, with stocks falling around 30% as investors panic over their exposure to the crumbling software sector. They're demanding their money back and the lenders are saying no.
Watchlist: Ares Management, Coinbase, Pop Mart
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A rally in US markets and Australia should be taken lightly by investors. All we need to see is a higher oil price, the US central bank talking of rate hikes or big tech companies showing margin pressure, and markets would be in a tailspin, falling up to 30% from recent highs. It all depends on how the Iran conflict continues from this point.
Watchlist: Albemarle, Myer, IperionX
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Markets slid heavily last week, lead by the Nasdaq down 3%. Losses were widespread, excepting oil stocks, with gold hit especially hard. The precious metal had its biggest fall in decades, and now it must test support levels at US$4400. If it falls though we could be seeing a further 10% slide.
Watchlist: Vault Minerals, Super Micro Computer, Southern Copper
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Sharemarkets are sinking to further lows as the Iran conflict escalates again, and confusion over any possible ending remains. As energy stocks fluctuate we're seeing oil stocks rise and electric vehicle sales spike. As the Chinese automakers step up to produce the mass market models the world wants, they're devouring market share from the US.
Watchlist: NIO, Tesla, Alibaba
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Markets are falling as Iran escalates its attacks and US inflation is pointing higher. Amid the pessimism, SanDisk is one stock standing out for its amazing gains, both overnight and the past year. We look at the whole data storage sector to see how much more is ahead for these impressive stocks, as Micron reports results this morning.
Watchlist: Micron Technology, Sims, Rocket Lab
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Markets are holding steady as the Iran conflict continues and the US decides on interest rates tomorrow. Slowing growth, rising prices is a 'worst of world' scenario for central banks, as 33 around the globe are now deciding which course to take in interest rates: up or down. So will they follow Australia, and hike rates? Or keep them steady, as expected in the USA tomorrow? We explore how these decisions will hit markets.
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Markets are rising with hope the oil trade will get back to normal sooner rather than later. The global disruption is hitting the coal sector hard, with stocks rallying to multi-year highs. And a look at the world energy market indicates there more room to run.
Watchlist: New Hope, Meta, Ciena
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As sharemarkets fall, the oil price is rising. And there's no end in sight for the intense conflict in the Middle East. With extended disruption in the global oil market we outline five key sectors in Australia and the US you can consider if you're prepared to manage risk and volatility in search of return.
Watchlist: Breakwave ETF, Dollar Tree, GenusPlus
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Markets are falling sharply as the week ends, amid doubt of a quick conclusion to the Iran war. As the oil price spikes up, shares drop. But looking to future price expectations for oil gives us an idea of how soon and conclusively the market expects the crisis to be resolved.
Watchlist: Chevron, Adobe, VanEck Semiconductor ETF
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Global markets are flatlining as the outcome of the Iran war remains uncertain, and US inflation – though in line with expectations – seemed to disturb the bond market. But not much is stopping the huge gains in Asian markets, with Korea up more than 30% this year and Taiwan not far behind. We explore why they're making gains and how you can invest.
Watchlist: iShares MSCI South Korea ETF, Taiwan Semiconductor, Cathay Pacific
Markets are on hold as they figure out what's happening in Iran and inflation in the US. But Australian companies have all but finished delivering their half-year results, and there were six clear findings that investors need to know as they continue trading into 2026. Our market strategist Michael McCarthy takes you through these.
Watchlist: Liontown, Oracle, United States Oil Fund
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Talk of G7 countries shoring up oil supply and the US president declaring the Iran war may soon be over saw investor confidence return to global markets. The Nasdaq index surged 1.4%, but the oil trade is far from assured with the Strait of Hormuz still in jeopardy. Key US economic data this week will likely be pivotal to market performance.
Watchlist: Paladin Energy, Hewlett Packard, Live Nation
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Market fear is spiking just as oil pushes higher. As Australian stocks plummet this morning, we're seeing real market fear take hold, reflected in the volatility index heading up toward 'liberation day' levels from last April. With no end in sight to the Iran conflict, investors should definitely expect further intense volatility ahead.
Watchlist: Carnival, IBM, Northern Star Resources
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Markets swung back to the red overnight, as the oil price touched above US$80 and may keep rising. Fears of the impact of such a shock increase is sending stocks down – but if oil hits US$100, as analysts predict, it may be a more serious correction of around 12%. It oil and (surprisingly) software stocks that are holding up.
Watchlist: Viva Energy, Expedia, Marvell Technology
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Markets are rallying back, despite the ongoing Iran crisis. And in a highly volatile market, where are investors getting their leads? One way is via the cryptocurrency market. There's a strong correlation between BItcoin and technology stocks – where Bitcoin swings, others will follow. It's rally overnight is one telling example, as investors also piled back into the US tech sector.
Watchlist: Coinbase, Broadcom, Silex Systems
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