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The ASX’s ‘second half club’ is a red flag for investors
We’re now 4½ months into FY25 and companies are telling investors what their year looks like. It isn’t pretty.
As AGM season plays out, confidence (or pessimism) grows that Australian profits will fall for the third straight financial year.
That shouldn’t be good for the ASX’s share prices. Yet here we are, the S&P/ASX200 back at 8300 points and within a whisker of another record high, completely detached from what the textbooks (and history) say should happen to share prices.
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