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DMP Radio "The Underground Throwdown"

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DMP radio is dedicated to bringing the hottest TRAP SOUL, R & B and Independent music across the nation, with a twist of urban politics and sports news. Rocking from the Midwest to the Dirty South, Coast to Coast......"WE DO THE MOST" #FunnyCommentary #Trill #JAMZ🔥🔥💯🎧🎸
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A twice daily podcast from the team at Marcus Today, the stock market newsletter for investors, bringing you up to speed with the latest stock market, financial, and business news. Published just before market open and after market close (AEST), Monday to Friday.
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Hello my name is David Hill and welcome to ENTERTAIN ME!! My podcast channel. I will be doing the entertain me movie/TV show podcast on entertain me with my girlfriend and other friends that might possibly be on the show. And then there's DMP DAVOMARKOPLAYZ with my very best friend who is like a brother to me Marcus. So I hope you will enjoy this channel!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/david-hill98/support
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Damo Mitchell and friends discussing various aspects of the martial, medical and spiritual arts of the East as well as life in general. Sometimes serious, sometimes not so much, always rambling; the Damo Mitchell Podcast is for those interested in discussion of the inner arts of all kinds. Damo’s main website: http://www.lotusneigong.com Online training with Damo: http://www.damomitchell.com
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 61.56 points, or 0.15%, to 40,834.97. The S&P 500 slid 0.2% to 5,597.12, while the Nasdaq Composite shed 0.33% to 17,816.94. Tuesday’s declines snapped eight-day winning streaks for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, the first positive periods of that length for each since late 2023. If the S&P 500 had finished Tuesday up…
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ASX 200 rose another 17 points to 8027 (+0.2%) as Super Thursday produced a head-spinning deluge. Again, some good, some bad, and some very ugly. MP1 for one down 21.0%. Once again, we saw resources outperform banks slightly. The 'Three Amigos' were firm, FMG the best, up 2.0% and lithium stocks a smidge firmer, PLS up 2.0% and LYC up another 1.3%.…
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The Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.57% to 17,918.99, also clinching its ninth positive day of 10. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ticked up by 55.52 points, or 0.14%, to finish at 40,890.49 for its sixth winning day of the last seven. The Russell 2000 outperformed, with the small cap-focused index climbing more than 1%. FOMC minutes suggested a rate c…
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ASX 200 fought back from early losses to close up 13 points at 8011. Positive results and outlooks driving buyers. Pretty good considering CBA was ex-dividend today 250c. The Big Bank Basket lost 1.5% to $233.10. MQG unchanged, and insurers and other financials weaker. QBE down 1.6%. REITs mixed, GMG down 3.6% and GPT up 1.5%. Tech stocks boosted b…
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ASX 200 limped along with a 17-point rally to 7997 (+0.2%). Results in focus again. Some good, some bad and some ugly. Banks were mixed with a capital update from ANZ, up 0.6% and CBA better by 0.3%. The Big Bank Basket is steady around $236.73. Insurers mixed, SUN up 3.1% and NWL better on results. REITs slipped, GMG down another 1.4%, as DXS fell…
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 236.77 points, or 0.58%, to finish at 40,896.53. The S&P 500 rose 0.97% to close at 5,608.25, while the Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.39% and ended at 17,876.77. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq notched their eighth straight winning day, a first for both indexes in 2024. Last week saw the biggest gains for the three indices…
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ASX 200 managed a small 9-point rise to 7976 (0.1%) as results dominated. WBC off to a promising start, up 2.5% its 3Q update beating estimates, the Big Bank Basket rose yet again to $236.30 (1%). Other financials mixed, MQG lost 0.1% as it launched a $1bn hybrid issue. SUN up 1.3% on results. REITs mixed, GMG down 1.3% with GPT firing 1.7% higher.…
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Wall Street closed out the week higher in an uneventful day of trade. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ rose for their seventh consecutive session advancing 0.20% and 0.21% as most megacaps gained, with Nivida leading the charge, up 1.4%. The Dow Jones finished 97 points higher (0.24%). Up 163 at best. Down 109 points at worst. Small firms Russell 2000 rose 0…
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ASX 200 roars 106 points ahead to 7971 (1,.3%) up 2.5% for the week, to finish 30 points above where we were two Fridays ago. Results and reactions the focal point with US strength helping all sectors. NAB with 3Q trading update helped the sector, CBA up 2.,4% and the Big Bank Basket up to $233.86 (2.0%). Insurers also in demand with QBE and SUN up…
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Stocks rallied on Thursday as investors regained confidence in the economy following encouraging consumer and labor data that helped ease recession worries. The Dow Jones Industrial Average leaped 554 points, or 1.39%, to end the day at 40,563.06. The S&P 500 closed up 1.61% at 5,543.22, for its sixth straight gain. The broad market index has advan…
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ASX 200 gave up its gains to be up only 15 points to 7866 (0.2%) after being skewered by jobs data and iron ore prices in Singapore. Economic data showed the jobs market was still tight despite the headline number rising to 4.2%. Iron ore slid again in Singapore on Chinese steel news, BHP fell 1.0% and RIO was off 3.6%, including its dividend. FMG …
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The NASDAQ and S&P 500 finished 0.03% and 0.38% higher, extending their winning streak to five sessions. US Inflation data reassured the markets the Fed would start cutting rates next month. The Dow advanced 243 points (+0.61%). Up 303 points at best. Down 28 points at worst. Small firms Russell 2000 eased 0.52%, and the VIX dropped 12.53% as senti…
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ASX 200 rose another 24 points to 7851 (+0.3%) as iron stocks fell hard on Asian price falls. BHP, RIO and FMG dragging the index back from 7910 high. BHP down 2.8% and FMG crashing 4.6%. Iron ore futures in Singapore sank a further 2.3% to $US96.25 a tonne. Other resource sectors pulled lower. Lithium tried hard to rally, but PLS was unchanged and…
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Wall Street closed higher overnight, hitting a two-week high after soft PPI data reinforced bets of rate cuts in September. The S&P 500 climbed 1.68%, clocking its biggest four-day rally this year, led by tech stocks. Starbucks was the top-performing stock in the index, rallying 24.5% after appointing Chipotle head Brian Niccol as chairman and CEO.…
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ASX 200 rose 13 points to 7827 (+0.2%) in quiet cautious trade ahead of US PPI tonight. Results are once again the focal point. Solid numbers from TPW and good guidance helping the retail sector again, with JBH up 4.0% on broker upgrades, PMV rose 1.2% and HVN pushing 1.9% ahead. Banks, as always were the beating heart of the market, with CBA up 1.…
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US equities ended mixed overnight after a choppy day of trade. The Dow slipped 141 points (-0.36%). Up 90 points at best. Down 246 points at worst. The S&P 500 finished unchanged after two straight days of gains last week, rebounding from last Monday's sharp sell-off that shook markets around the globe. Tech-heavy NASDAQ rose 0.21%, and the Russell…
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ASX 200 rose 36 points to 7814 (+0.5%) in quiet trade. Just for a change, banks led the market higher, as we wait for CBA numbers on Wednesday. The Big Bank Basket rose to $222.96 (+0.8%). Other financials were also firm: QBE and SUN were up around 0.9% and 1.4% respectively, with MQG up 1.3%. REITS eased back slightly, with the exception of GMG, w…
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Wall Street ended the week on a calmer note in an uneventful day of trade. The S&P rose 0.47%, almost regaining all its losses since Monday's sharp sell-off, triggered by the unwinding of yen-funded carry trade and fears of a recession. The Dow edged higher, up 51 points (+0.13%). Up 182 points at best. Down 216 points at worst. The NASDAQ gained 0…
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ASX 200 closes up 96 points to 7777 (+1.2%) still down 2% for the week. Resources took up the baton in the ‘repechage’. Gains in iron ore in Singapore brought buyers back in. BHP up 1.6%, and RIO up 2.0%. Lithium stocks also bounced, with PLS doing well, up 3.0%, as MIN rallied 1.5% and S32 up 3.9%. Gold miners bounced back, NST up 1.2%, and WAF up…
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Wall Street rallied overnight, ending near best levels after jobless claims fell more than expected, easing concerns that the labour market was weakening too quickly. The S&P 500 rose 2.30%, its biggest daily gain since November 2023. All major sectors finished the green, led by tech stocks, although pharmaceutical stock Eli Lily was the biggest wi…
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ASX 200 slips 18 points to 7682 (-0.2%) as banks rally and resources slip. BHP testing $40, down 2.0%, with RIO and FMG under pressure too. Lithium stocks fell as MIN down 2.2%, and IGO off 2.5% on nickel plans. Gold miners fell hard as bullion slipped, NST down 2.5% and PRU off 4.9%, with changes in Burkina pushing WAF down 10.8%. Uranium stocks f…
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Wall Street closed lower overnight, ending near worst levels. Indices were weighed down by tech stocks and weak demand in treasury auctions, triggering choppy trading. The Dow fell 234 points (-0.80%). Up 480 points at best. Down 266 points at worst. Treasuries came under pressure after 17 blue-chip stocks offered $31.8bn in debt. Spreads between h…
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ASX 200 bounces 19 points to 7700 (+0.3%) as risks start to recede. Soothing words from a BoJ Deputy helped things along. Banks struggled or we would have been higher. ANZ up 0.2% on a broker upgrade, the Big Bank Basket slid to $217.06 (-0.4%). Insurers did better, and market stocks like GQG also did well. A FUM update from this one helped too. He…
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ASX to slip. SPI Futures down 19 points (-0.25%). US equities snapped a three-day wild rout as investors piled back into the market following recent comments by Fed officials easing US recession concerns. The S&P 500 rose 1.04%, with all major sectors finishing the green, supported by bargain hunters after the index fell into “oversold” territory. …
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ASX 200 bounces 31 points to 7681 (+0.4%) as Japan rebounds strongly. RBA left rates unchanged as expected. Bank bounced hard, with the Big Bank Basket up to $217.86 (+1.4). Other financials were mixed, MQG gained 1.3%, but NWL fell 0.4%. REITs bounced hard too, GMG up 2.2%, with SGP putting on 0.9%. Industrials firmed, TCL up 0.2%, and WES rallyin…
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Wall Street finished deep in the red overnight, hit with a renewed bout of volatility on talks about a US economic recession and a wave of institutions unwinding popular carry trades in Japan. The S&P 500 plunged 3%, its worst daily fall in about two years, down ~8.5% from its peak. The NASDAQ plummeted 3.43%, and the Dow lost 1,034 points (2.60%).…
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ASX 200 fell a huge 294 points or 3.7% today to 7650 as banks came under serious pressure. Financials across the region were aggressively sold off from MQG to Mitsubishi. The Big Four were torched, and the Basket dropped to $214.81 (-5%). CBA falling 5.7%. Insurers too sold down aggressively, QBE down 5.0% and SUN off 5.8%. REITs were also sold off…
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The sell-off on Wall Street continued for a second consecutive session overnight. Weak jobs data fuelled worries that the Fed's decision to hold rates at two-decade highs is risking a hard landing/recession. Market fears have triggered a surge in volatility seeing the VIX jump to 23.39 (+25.8%), its highest since March 2023. The S&P 500 recorded it…
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ASX 200 drops 172 points in the worst one-day fall in 16 months, to 7938 (-2.1%). For the week, we are relatively unchanged. All that record-breaking rally was undone. Big hits across the board as US markets led us lower and Japan in trouble. Banks were sold off aggressively, with CBA leading the sell off down 2.8% as ANZ fell only 1.8%, outperform…
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US equities kicked off August sharply lower as the market whipsawed to risk-off just a day after the S&P 500 and NASDAQ recorded their best daily performance since February on Wednesday. The Dow ended 495 points lower (-1.21%). Up 254 points at best. Down 744 points at worst. The S&P 500 lost 1.37%, just one day after rallying 1.6%, and the tech-he…
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ASX 200 rallies only 22 points to 8115 (+0.3%) as good times roll. Record high. A slight sell-off in the banks with a tentative rotation to resources. BHP up 0.5% and RIO doing much better up 1.9%. FMG underwhelmed, although up another 0.6%. Gold miners better but still no real frenzy, NST up 0.9% and NEM up 2.0%. Uranium and lithium tried to rally…
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US equities rallied overnight, driven by a surge in tech stocks and dovish commentary from Powell. The S&P 500 climbed 1.58%, with six out of 10 sectors advancing, led by tech and consumer cyclical stocks. The NASDAQ rose 2.64%, its second-biggest daily percentage gain since February, buoyed by gains in Nvidia, up 12.8%, on positive sales forecast …
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ASX 200 has finished the day with a huge rally up 139 points or 1.8% to 8092. It’s best session since November 2022. All major sectors closed in the green after an after-hours chip stock bounce in the US combined with a mid-morning inflation numbers boost (+1% QonQ in line with expectations). Rate-sensitive Technology was the best-performing sector…
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Wall Street finished mixed as mega-cap tech stocks extended their losses in late trade as Microsoft’s results fuelled concerns over AI. The Dow advanced 203 points (+0.50%) with gains in major banks offsetting losses in Merck -9.81% and Procter & Gamble -4.84%. Dow up 326 points at best. Down 11 points at worst. S&P 500 fell 0.50%, while the S&P Eq…
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ASX 200 rallies off lows to close down 36 points at 7953 (-0.5%) as banks steadied after early falls. CBA up 0.8%, and the Big Bank Basket rising to $231.70 (+0.4%) as ANZ copped a broker downgrade. Financials were generally steady, with REITS under some pressure, GMG off 0.5% and SGP down 0.7%. MPL rose 1.3%, bucking the negativity. Industrials we…
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Wall Street ended virtually flat overnight ahead of a big week of tech earnings, Fed interest rate decisions and US labour data all due this week. The Dow slid 49 points (-0.12%). S&P 500 and NASDAQ finished near flat, up 0.08% and 0.07%, respectively. Small caps Russell 2000 underperformed, down 1.09% and Wall Street's ‘fear gauge’ the VIX rose 2.…
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ASX 200 rallies another 68 points to 7990 (0.9%). Big week with Dow futures showing a positive start to the week. Banks and industrials once again the star of the show as CBA lifted another 1.3% with the Big Bank Basket up to $230.61 (1.0%). ANZ lagging, falling 1.2%, as the bond trading scandal hold buyers back. Insurers strong again and financial…
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US equities closed out the week on a positive note recouping some ground lost earlier in the week, boosted by inflation data raising optimism for a September rate cut. The Dow rallied 654 points (+1.64%), buoyed by gains in 3M up 22.9% its largest daily gain in decades after it raised the lower end of its profit forecast. The S&P 500 closed 1.11% h…
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ASX 200 rallies 60 points to 7928 (0.8%) as iron ore rallies and China throws some money at stimulus. The ‘Three Amigos’ all spurted ahead, BHP up 2.2%, RIO jumps 2.8% and FMG more muted post quarterly only up 1.0%. Lithium stocks got a lift from EV stimulus, PLS up 3.8% and MIN up 3.5% on quarterly. Some short covering adding to gains. Gold miners…
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Wall Street ended mixed overnight, following its worst performance since 2022 yesterday as markets began to doubt the sustainability of the AI-driven rally. The Dow edged 81 points higher (+0.20%). Up 585 points at best. Down 36 points at worst. The Russell 2000 gained 1.26% recouping most of the previous days' losses. Approximately 300 companies i…
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ASX 200 falls 103 points to 7861 (-1.3%) on US tech falls and quarterly disappointments. Banks held up relatively well as the Big Bank Basket fell to $227.50 (-0.4%). NAB down 0.9% and MQG falling 3.4% on its AGM update showing weakness on deal flow still. MFG bucked some weakness in the sector, insurers eased slightly. REITs got sold down, GMG dow…
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Stocks sold off Wednesday, weighed down by underwhelming reports from Tesla and Alphabet, leading the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite to post their worst session since 2022. The broad market index lost 2.31%, closing at 5,427.13, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq slid 3.64% to end at 17,342.41. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 504.22 points, or 1.2…
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ASX 200 down 7 points in range-bound trade as we watch and wait (for what?) The index fell to 7964 (-0.1%), with banks steady, CBA down slightly, the Big Bank Basket at $228.39 (0.1%). Insurers did well, QBE up 0.4% and SUN up 1.3%. REITS got whacked led lower by GMG down 2.1%. Industrials a little mixed, TCL fell 0.4%, with WOW and COL modestly lo…
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Wall Street finished broadly lower, ending near worst levels before Tesla and Google kicked off the “Magnificent Seven” reporting season after the closing bell. The Dow Jones closed 57 points lower (-0.14%). Up 112 points at best. Down 96 points at worst. The S&P 500 lost 0.16%, and the NASDAQ was flat. Small caps outperformed. The Russell 2000 gai…
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ASX 200 rises 39 points to 7671 (0.5%). Banks and industrials lead the market back from Monday’s loss. CBA up 1.1%, NAB up 1.2% and the Big Bank Basket up to $228.53 (1.1%) Insurers and other financials also doing well. QBE up 0.5% and SOL up 0.9%. REITS a little mixed, GMG down 1.0% but others firm. Healthcare stocks also in demand, CSL up 1.0% CO…
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US equities rallied overnight, rebounding from their worst weekly performance since April. The Dow halted a two-day skid, rising 128 points (0.32%). Up 185 points at best. Down 65 points at worst. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ rose 1.08% and 1.58%, respectively, led by gains in the “Magnificent Seven”. Russell 2000 advanced 1.66%, and Wall Street's fear i…
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ASX 200 rallies off lows to close down only 40 points at 7932 (0.6%). Broad based losses following US weakness Friday. Banks saw sellers emerge with the Big Bank Basket down to $226.16 (-0.3%). ANZ and NAB the worst hit, MQG lost 0.5% and QBE off 1.1% with financial generally weaker. REITs slipped slightly as bond yields rose. Industrials weaker bu…
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Biden withdraws from US Presidential Race - US Futures opening slightly positive. Wall Street ended the week lower. A global technical outage cause caused by a software glitch resulted in global chaos with grounded flights, and upended markets disrupting businesses around the world. CrowdStrike was behind the massive IT failure. A glitch in their s…
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ASX 200 fell 65 points to 7972 (+0.8%) off its lows in quiet nervous trade. Dow futures slightly higher on the Trump speech. 90 minutes and talking unity. Red across the screens, banks gave back some recent gains, with the Big Bank Basket down to $226.80 (-0.9%). CBA fell 0.8%, and ANZ under pressure on the recent scandal, falling 1.2%, insurers sl…
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 533.06 points, or 1.29%, closing at 40,665.02. The S&P 500 dropped 0.78% to end at 5,544.59. The technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite lost 0.70%, closing at 17,871.22. All but one of the 11 sectors that comprise the S&P 500 traded lower, while nine out of every 10 Dow members also saw losses. Even the small-cap fo…
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