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SANDFIRE RESOURCES LTD

10.470

-0.670-6.01%

Volume:2.21M

Turnover:23.28M

Market Cap:4.80B

PE:34.56

High:10.740

Open:10.700

Low:10.390

Close:11.140

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Is now the right time to be buying ASX mining shares?

Why has the South32 share price rocketed 18% in a month?

Cheapest versus most expensive ASX mining stocks

Sandfire Rally Too Hot, According to One Former Bull -- Market Talk

ASX Stocks Estimated To Be Below Intrinsic Value In October 2024

Simply Wall St.

Here are the top 10 ASX 200 shares today

Will ASX copper shares really 'shape our future'?

The country which is "uninvestable" right now - no, it's not China

Forget the white-knuckle ride, there’s plenty of opportunity beyond banks and miners

Trending On Livewire: Weekend Edition - Saturday 5th October

Buy Hold Sell: Copper's time has finally come (and 2 big buys)

How ASX shares vs. property performed in September

Sandfire Resources Limited (ASX:SFR) Shares Fly 26% But Investors Aren't Buying For Growth

Simply Wall St.

Here's how the ASX 200 market sectors stacked up last week

Why did these 6 ASX 200 mining shares experience double-digit growth this week?

A tale of two sectors

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Reigning president Lula da Silva is a decisive character, loved domestically but ‘feared’ internationally due to his leftist rhetoric.But a clear takeaway from this trip is that it is largely rhetoric – he is noisy with his populous stance but pragmatic in his execution. The biggest check to his response is the level of the Brazilian currency - if his policy weakens it too far, the masses suffer, which in turn means his popularity suffers. That is, the view on the ground is that while Lula will remain ‘noisy’ he listens to the FX and retracts when the BRL to USD weakens past R$5.50.In terms of the political agenda, it’s very interlinked with the economic one. The key areas of discussion included:. 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Hardly the stuff of sound, sleep-at-night investing.There have been multiple reasons posited for the rally—offshore buying, passive and super flows—but the fact is that “the banks are so far away from fair value; they're so far away from an equilibrium point,” says Yarra Capital Management Head of Australian Equities, Dion Hershan.“There's no doubt in my mind that banks were a parking lot over the last couple of years for people who were worried about the economic uncertainty and status of China. 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September, which is historically the weakest month for equities, saw the All Ords Total Return index add an impressive 3.45%.Similar to Australia, US equities pulled back slightly from all-time highs, although there remains reason for optimism into the end of the year. The S&P 500 has risen on average more than 2% during the fourth quarter in years when it rose 20% or more during the first nine months. Let’s hope those trends continue.The one data point investors must not ignore right now. For the first time in four years, the world's most consequential central bank, the US Federal Reserve, has cut interest rates. Unusually for the Fed, the cut was double the regular size of an interest rate move. As a result, different asset classes had different reactions.Here are ","market":"us","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":{"source":"livewire_stock","url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/trending-on-livewire-weekend-edition-saturday-5th-october","rn_cache_url":null,"directOrigin":true},"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/trending-on-livewire-weekend-edition-saturday-5th-october","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":"livewire_stock","symbols":["EVN.AU","SFR.AU","BK7110","XAO.AU","MAC.AU","BK4091","XJO.AU","BK7104","LVWR","BK7506","XKO.AU","BK7507"],"gpt_icon":0},{"id":"2472626271","title":"Buy Hold Sell: Copper's time has finally come (and 2 big buys)","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2472626271","media":"LiveWire","labels":[],"top":-1,"itemType":null,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/2472626271?lang=en_us&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2024-10-04 04:30","pubTimestamp":1727987426,"startTime":"0","endTime":"0","summary":"For years, experts have predicted a coming surge for copper. BHP, for instance, believes that copper demand will grow by around 70% to over 50 million tonnes  a year by 2050. For context, the total copper demand in 2023 was 31 million tonnes.But copper prices haven't really gone anywhere over the last three years - sitting at around the mid-US$4 level since November 2021.According to today's guests, slowing global economies has had a dampening effect on demand and kept copper prices suppressed at these levels. But looking out over the next five to 10 years, that demand will increase - meaning, it will be very hard for supply to keep up. The Fed's recent 50 bp rate cut is a catalyst - and supply shortages mean this theme won't last for 18 months or two years but for many years to come.So, in this episode, Money of Mine's Matt Michael was joined by Perennial's Sam Berridgeand Argonaut's David Franklynfor their answers to the big copper conundrum.They analyse three copper stocks listed lo","market":"us","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":{"source":"livewire_stock","url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/buy-hold-sell-copper-s-time-has-finally-come-and-2-big-buys","rn_cache_url":null,"directOrigin":true},"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/buy-hold-sell-copper-s-time-has-finally-come-and-2-big-buys","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":"livewire_stock","symbols":["MAC.AU","LU0345781412.USD","LU1023059493.AUD","BK7095","BK4585","BK4168","BK7507","EVN.AU","BK7506","LU0075056555.USD","BK7511","BUY.AU","SFR.AU","BUY","LU0345780950.USD","BK7104","BK4588","LU0330918003.SGD","BK7110","LU0630314457.HKD","HOLD","TECK","BK4591","BHP.AU","BK7142","FFM.AU"],"gpt_icon":0},{"id":"2472831383","title":"How ASX shares vs. property performed in September","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2472831383","media":"MotleyFool","labels":[],"top":-1,"itemType":null,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/2472831383?lang=en_us&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2024-10-01 12:30","pubTimestamp":1727757000,"startTime":"0","endTime":"0","summary":"Traditionally, September is a weak month for ASX shares, but that wasn't the case this year, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index  rising strongly by 2.2%.Meantime, the national median dwelling value increased for a 20th consecutive month, by 0.4%, during the first month of the traditionally busy Spring season, according to the latest CoreLogic data.Therefore, if we compare shares vs. property, ASX shares outdid bricks and mortar last month.However, there is currently a lot of performance diversity across Australia's property market.The top-performing capital city property market — Perth — delivered 1.6% median house price growth in September, while Melbourne, Hobart, and Canberra all recorded a 0.2% fall in median house prices.Many ASX stocks outperformed the benchmark considerably during September.The No. 1 ASX 200 share for price growth in September was tech share Siteminder Ltd .Siteminder shares soared by 28.46% over the month and are up 22.52% in the year to date. 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Shares in construction materials supplier James Hardie Industries plc  fell by 3.02% to $56.49.  The share price of steel manufacturer BlueScope Steel Limited  rose by 6.83% to $21.90.  Shares in plastics packaging company Amcor CDI  lifted 2.24% to $16.42.  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Among the winners this week were six major ASX 200 mining shares, as outlined below.  At the time of writing, this is the 5-day performance of the following stocks:   BHP Group Ltd shares up 13.28% to $44.70 Rio Tinto Ltd shares up 13.64% to $126.80 Alcoa Corporation CDI  shares up 15.5% to $57.31 Fortescue Ltd shares up 16.57% to $20.23 Sandfire Resources Ltd  shares up 18.48% to $10.68 Champion Iron Ltd  shares up 28.5% to $7.26  What's driving up ASX 200 mining shares?","market":"us","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":null,"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://www.fool.com.au/2024/09/27/why-did-these-6-asx-200-mining-shares-experience-double-digit-growth-this-week/","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":"motleyfoolau_stock","symbols":["BK7506","BK4153","AA","RIO.AU","BK7511","BK7081","BK7129","BK7095","BK7110","CIA.AU","BK4585","BK7507","SFR.AU","AAI.AU","FMG.AU","BHP.AU","BK4588"],"gpt_icon":0},{"id":"2470714938","title":"A tale of two sectors","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2470714938","media":"LiveWire","labels":[],"top":-1,"itemType":null,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/2470714938?lang=en_us&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2024-09-27 09:51","pubTimestamp":1727401917,"startTime":"0","endTime":"0","summary":"The strength of the Australian banking sector is difficult to reconcile with the fundamentals.The sector has generated an extraordinary total return of ~50% over the last twelve months, despite a tepid earnings growth outlook and increasingly extreme valuations.With the ASX 200 being highly concentrated among banks and resources, the momentum of the ‘Big 4’ banks has been supported by a rotation out of the under-pressure resources sector. This is being exacerbated by passive flows, increasing foreign institutional ownership and quant/momentum trading.While both the banks and the major iron ore miners are relatively unattractive from a fundamental standpoint, this report provides a top-down view of the banking sector’s current run of market leadership over resources.The rally in the banks has not been confined to the local market.Figure 2: ...although Australian banks have re-rated more strongly . ASX 200 bank sector valuations are expensive relative to global peers and ASX industrials.","market":"us","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":{"source":"livewire_stock","url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/a-tale-of-two-sectors","rn_cache_url":null,"directOrigin":true},"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/a-tale-of-two-sectors","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":"livewire_stock","symbols":["BK4150","SFR.AU","XKO.AU","CBA.AU","S32.AU","RRR.AU","ANZ.AU","BK7104","BK7511","WBC.AU","BK7095","NAB.AU","BK7110","BK7036","EVN.AU","XJO.AU","BK7506","NIM.AU","WDS.AU","RRR","BK7142","BK7135","NIM","BK7507","LTM.AU","XAO.AU"],"gpt_icon":0}],"pageSize":16,"totalPage":6,"pageCount":5,"totalSize":89}]}}