Weekly ProWrap ProAcct

Summary for the week ending June 12, 2009

Indices

INDEX CODE INDEX NAME CLOSING PRICE

WEEKLY MOVE ($)

WEEKLY MOVE (%)

XAO All Ordinaries

4,061.5

92.5

2.3%
XJO ASX 200

4,062.2

91.0

2.3%

Top 20 Stocks

STOCK CODE COMPANY CLOSING PRICE

WEEKLY MOVE ($)

WEEKLY MOVE (%)

AMP AMP Limited

$5.14

$0.27

5.5%
ANZ ANZ Banking Group Limited

$17.30

$1.00

6.1%
BHP BHP Billiton Limited

$38.04

-$0.14

-0.4%
BXB Brambles Limited

$5.92

-$0.09

-1.5%
CBA Commonwealth Bank

$37.80

$1.29

3.5%
CSL CSL Limited

$30.69

$1.71

5.9%
FGL Foster's Group

$5.22

$0.17

3.4%
MQG Maquarie Group Limited

$39.16

$2.28

6.2%
NAB National Aust. Bank

$22.02

$0.07

0.3%
NCM Newcrest Mining

$32.00

-$0.74

-2.3%
ORG Origin Energy

$15.13

$0.13

0.9%
QBE QBE Insurance Group

$19.52

$0.87

4.7%
RIO Rio Tinto Limited

$77.20

$4.71

6.5%
SUN Suncorp - Metway

$6.76

$0.47

7.5%
TLS Telstra Corporation

$3.33

$0.13

4.1%
WBC Westpac Banking Corp

$19.92

$0.69

3.6%
WDC Westfield Group

$11.68

$0.30

2.6%
WES Wesfarmers Limited

$22.35

$0.19

0.9%
WOW

Woolworths Limited

$26.29

-$0.01

0.0%
WPL Woodside Petroleum

$42.88

$0.26

0.6%

The Wrap

The Australian equity market closed in positive territory for a third consecutive week. It broke above the psychological 4,000 point mark and managed to stay there. Both the All Ordinaries index and the ASX 200 closed 2.3% higher and both settled above 4,060 points.

Last week saw consumer confidence soar. It was the indicator’s largest spike in 22 years. Along with more positive market action overseas, it helped our local market rally above 4,000 points and close at an 8 month high.

Bank again had solid rises across the board. ANZ rose 6.1% to close at $17.30. Macquarie Bank was up 6.2% to close at $39.16. CBA edged higher 3.5% to close at $37.80 and WBC rose 3.6% to close the week out at $19.92. The star performer in the sector for the week however was Suncorp-Metway. It rose 7.5% to close at $6.76.

Resources have generally led this latest market rally although last week they were more subdued. BHP was fairly flat down just 0.4% to close at $38.04 and Newcrest Mining fell 2.3% to close at $32.00. Bucking the trend in the sector was Rio Tinto. It had another solid week up 6.5% settling at $77.20.

It has been such a stellar performance for our market in recent times that a profit taking pullback would not be a surprise. Furthermore, a period of consolidation may prove to be a healthy tonic for equities.

 

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