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Ton, the Oz stock market is represented by the All Ordinaries Index (AOI)
for the Australian Stock Exchange (www.asx.com.au) and has a futures
equivalent called the Share Price Index (SPI) run on the Sydney Futures
Exchange (www.sfe.com.au). Both good sources of reference info and daily
data.
For 10 min delayed data, the Salamon's Smth Barney web site
(www.ssmb.com.au/at_a_glance.html) is great for Indexes (and for the Aussie
dollar and a host of international indexes on delay).
As for which stocks, well the negative sentiment on Asia is all over the
market here, with few stocks in uptrends. Some exceptions are Telstra
(TLSCA) the OZ phone company and News Corp (NCP). There are plenty of
bargains due to stocks being oversold on asia, even if they don't have a
link (via sales) to that region, but until the market phsycology changes,
its still a bear run at the moment. BHP has ben running down from $20 to
$13 over that last 6-9months, but has finally announced a write off of
$3billion which may see things change. Qantas is still being impacted by
Asia, with 747's now being used domestically, due to lack of international
travellers. All the banks (ANZ, NAB, Commonwealth etc) have done sideways
of late due to the AUD falling and the "potential" for interest dates to be
bolstered to hold the currency. No change yet! Even the company I work for
(Orica - ORI, formally ICI) has had its shares fall from around $12-13 to
$9 on the basis of Asia, even though we only sell around 7% of sales to
that region. Many rate it as a good buy (strong Explosives sales worldwide
and a div yield of 5%+++) , but dare I say that given that I work there and
have shares in the company!. Many a poor sole bought China Constructions at
90c, then 80c, then 60c on the basis of the potential of China. Last time I
looked it was still heading down at 37cents. The Asian risk again.
The Australian and NZ currencies will never come together, too much pride
bvetween the countries. An asian dollar, well not talked about, but when
the Euro comes into being, we might see some discussion???
With the Oz dollar falling so much, I know that many of the resource
companies are now looking like bargains to the US and Candadian
investors/mutuals and corporations. Rumours often flow into the press, but
as yet, most resources stocks are still yet to bounce back up.
regards
Shane
anthmaas@xxxxxx on 26/06/98 18:39:15
Please respond to metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
cc: (bcc: Shane M Johnson/BSG/IAUS/ICI)
Subject: Re: changing daily data providers
Ps. "2000+ stocks of the ASX market"
Aussie exchange is en-RICHed to have so many, and from some information on
CIH,
China Construction Holdings Ltd., know they have some "Red-china-stocks"
listed,
besides the swimming wealth of an endless variaty in Natural Resources
"related".
Lotst of the "Australia focused" Funds where de-listed here, a couple of
years ago.
A waste that it has to happen, meaning too that less(er) is known about
yours and
the regions' developing(ments).
Perhaps you guys can inform a little, as to which co's are the better
growth stock
(ANZ-Quantas-BHP to mention a few better knowns).
And too, will there be an Asian dollar one day, and if so, are AUS+NZ to
join?
Are AUS+NZ part of any specific ASEAN-index or other regional Index(es) for
us
"uptoppers" to follow? Are these published on the Net or elswhere?
Thanks for any info you are able to send in the 'far' future.
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Shane M Johnson <smj0@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Aan: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: woensdag 24 juni 1998 23:32
Onderwerp: Re: changing daily data providers
>Ton, can this be done for all the securities? I have experienced this same
>problem, and ended up using a Windows NT macro recorder to run through the
>2000+ stocks of the ASX market and have the DL divide by 100 to get my
data
>format correct. It's back to the problem of the DL not having its own
macro
>support (an Equis issue).
>
>regards
>
>Shane Johnson
>
>
>
>
>anthmaas@xxxxxx on 24/06/98 19:46:25
>
>Please respond to metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, metastock-digest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>cc: (bcc: Shane M Johnson/BSG/IAUS/ICI)
>Subject: Re: changing daily data providers
>
>
>Use the Adjust Tool(Manual Adjust) in the DL
>Multiply(all applicable coloms) your 'existing' data by 100
>(see DL-manual + on-line help for more info)
>Regards,
>Ton Maas
>Ms-IRB@xxxxxxxxx
>-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
>Van: paul <pwjc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Aan: metastock-digest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
><metastock-digest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Datum: woensdag 24 juni 1998 4:48
>Onderwerp: changing daily data providers
>
>>I want to change my daily data provider, and I had a practice
transmission
>>sent to me via email today but have noticed that the volume in my new
>>provider has 2 extra digits for each stock (my old provider divided by
>100)
>>fi I go wiyh my new provider what effect will this have on my charts,
what
>>if any thing do I need to do?.
>>
>>paul
>>pwjc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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