The China trade war, Saudi oil crisis and low interest rates have all heightened global uncertainty. You would think this is a recipe for poor-performing markets, but the All Ordinaries Index and other world markets have continued to show resilience.
If you're a foodie, chances are you will have heard of the always fully-booked Haidilao hot pot restaurants. What you may not know is that the company's share price has almost doubled since listing on the HKSE.
It doesn't have the glitz and glamour of a high profile consumer brand like Netflix or GoPro, but SDI has been quietly working away building an $80 million revenue business selling dental restorative materials in more than 100 countries.
As the final week of corporate reporting season comes to an end, investors can now breathe a sigh of relief, but what can we expect from the market now?
High debt is forcing more Aussies to buy cheaper cars or refinance existing vehicles, so what does that mean for salary packaging and fleet management company Smartgroup?
When Universal Health Services reported better than expected earnings and revenue for the second quarter of 2019, the company's share price reached a record high of US$152.87 a few days later.
The blue chips in the ASX top 10 have proved to be resilient, even despite this week's sell-off. But apart from CSL, their share prices have barely budged.
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