Weekly ProWrap ProAcct

Summary for the week ending July 24, 2009

Indices

INDEX CODE INDEX NAME CLOSING PRICE

WEEKLY MOVE ($)

WEEKLY MOVE (%)

XAO All Ordinaries

4,097.3

104.4

2.6%
XJO ASX 200

4,089.8

89.0

2.2%

Top 20 Stocks

STOCK CODE COMPANY CLOSING PRICE

WEEKLY MOVE ($)

WEEKLY MOVE (%)

AMP AMP Limited

$5.05

$0.07

1.4%
ANZ ANZ Banking Group Limited

$16.95

$0.19

1.1%
BHP BHP Billiton Limited

$37.51

$2.31

6.6%
BXB Brambles Limited

$6.00

$0.12

2.0%
CBA Commonwealth Bank

$39.75

$0.26

0.7%
CSL CSL Limited

$29.49

-$0.37

-1.2%
FGL Foster's Group

$5.52

$0.09

1.7%
MQG Maquarie Group Limited

$40.00

$2.07

5.5%
NAB National Aust. Bank

$22.27

-$1.52

-6.4%
NCM Newcrest Mining

$30.68

-$0.27

-0.9%
ORG Origin Energy

$14.84

$0.46

3.2%
QBE QBE Insurance Group

$19.38

-$0.67

-3.3%
RIO Rio Tinto Limited

$57.55

$5.07

9.7%
SUN Suncorp - Metway

$6.85

-$0.08

-1.2%
TLS Telstra Corporation

$3.47

$0.12

3.6%
WBC

Westpac Banking Corp

$20.09

-$0.17

-0.8%
WDC Westfield Group

$11.25

-$0.20

-1.7%
WES Wesfarmers Limited

$25.22

$1.67

7.1%
WOW Woolworths Limited

$26.11

-$1.08

-4.0%
WPL Woodside Petroleum

$44.49

$1.89

4.4%

The Wrap

Again the Aussie market finished higher last week with both the All Ordinaries and the ASX 200 in positive territory by more than 2%.  Both benchmark indices settled above the psychological 4,000 point level.

NAB bucked the trend last week falling $1.52 or more than 6% to $22.27 after the company announced a $2.75 billion capital raising.  ANZ, CBA and WBC were little changed all fluctuating by around 1% for the week.  Macquarie Bank had a stellar week up 5.5% to close at $40.00 even whilst Suncorp – Metway fell 1.2% to $6.85.

Resources yet again dragged the overall market higher with both BHP Billiton and rival RIO Tinto up solidly for the week.  BHP rose 6.6% to $37.51 whilst RIO Tinto soared 9.7% to close the week out at $57.55.  Woodside Petroleum wasn’t left behind either.  It performed well rising 4.4% to $44.49.

I have been suggesting for the past couple of weeks that we are due for a pullback in both global and local markets.  It may not have happened yet however, given the strong rally we have experienced in recent times, a selloff in the near term is still quite possible.

 

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