Are the 'magnificent seven' still worth investing in? Not really

Are the 'magnificent seven' still worth investing in? Not really

The pullback in big US technology stocks continued overnight, as it did with commodities, leading to a soft start in Australia. Almost all the 'magnificent seven' fell, but that should perhaps not worry investors so much, with that grouping now labelled 'obsolete'. Resurgent sectors and new trends are erasing the value of this old-school thinking. Watchlist: Micron Technology, SMIC, American Airlines Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote [http://www.moomoo.com/quote]

World's most unloved technology stocks look ready to explode

Investors sold out of the big US technology stocks, fretting about possible higher interest rates and that valuations may just be too high. Key metals, including copper and silver, were caught up in the negativity. The decline began in Asia-Pacific region markets yesterday, where valuations are so much lower that analysts are pointing to clear room for strong growth ahead. Watchlist: MiniMax, WiseTech, Carnival Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote [http://www.moomoo.com/quote]

Pressure builds as 'exposed, overvalued' Australian banks fall

As big US technology stocks, from SpaceX to Alphabet, fell hard overnight, the broader market actually lifted higher. As hope of US-Iran peace talks rise, Australian shares may also today. But that may not include one of the market's most important engines, the big banks, which are falling steadily since the federal budget was handed down. Watchlist: National Australia Bank, Alphabet, Getty Images Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote [http://www.moomoo.com/quote]

Memory stocks in 'beast mode' with expectation they'll skyrocket

Big technology stocks pushed the US sharemarket higher last week, while Australia only edged up as commodity prices weighed on local stocks. A key focus this week will be memory chip leader Micron Technology, to report Wednesday after market, which could trigger a whole new leg up for this dynamic fast-growing sector. Watchlist: Micron, Web Travel, Beach Energy Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote [http://www.moomoo.com/quote]

Why the fortunes of big Aussie miners are splitting right now

A surge in the leading US technology stocks lifted the market there, but lagging commodity prices are weighing on the Australian sharemarket today. It proves the point that when it comes to the Australian miners, it really pays to be specific and get to know the strength of demand for the metals they're bringing to market. It will determine if their big gains this year will continue. Watchlist: BHP, Accenture, Intel Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote [http://www.moomoo.com/quote]