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ANZ Group Holdings Limited (ASX: ANZ): Inverse Head & Shoulders Breakout Nears Confirmation

ANZ Group Holdings Limited (ASX: ANZ) is showing a significant improvement in its technical structure after undergoing a sizeable correction during the first half of 2026. The stock has recovered from its recent lows and is now approaching the neckline of a smaller inverse …

Robert Luong | 14 August 2026

ASX Sector Performance Analysis: Utilities Lead as Market Breadth Weakens

The AustralianEquitymarket displayed a significantly weaker sector performance on 12 August 2026, with Utilities emerging as the clear standout after gaining 2.64%. Information Technology also edged higher by 0.16%, but the broader market remained under pressure as the other ten sectors finished lower.

Robert Luong | 13 August 2026

ASX Sector Momentum Update: Technology, Health Care and Materials Lead While Market Breadth Weakens

The latest Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) for 12 August 2026 indicates that sector rotation across the AustralianEquitymarket has become more defensive and selective. Information Technology (XIJ), Health Care (XHJ), Materials (XMJ) and Real Estate (XJR) remain in the Leading quadrant, maintaining their positions as …

Robert Luong | 13 August 2026

Perseus Mining (ASX: PRU): Potential Inverse Head & Shoulders Pattern Signals Further Upside

Perseus Mining Limited (ASX: PRU) is approaching an important technical inflection point after several months of consolidation. TheDaily Chartshows a potential Inverse Head & Shoulders structure developing between March and August 2026, with the share price recovering from the pattern's head and moving towards …

Robert Luong | 13 August 2026

Sandfire Resources (ASX: SFR): Potential Inverse Head & Shoulders Pattern Signals Further Upside

Sandfire Resources Limited (ASX: SFR) is approaching an important technical inflection point after several months of consolidation. TheDaily Chartshows a potential Inverse Head & Shoulders structure developing during 2026, with the share price recovering from the central low and forming a higher right shoulder. …

Robert Luong | 13 August 2026

ASX Sector Performance Analysis: Energy and Health Care Lead as Market Gains Broaden

The AustralianEquitymarket delivered a mixed performance on 11 August 2026, with Energy and Health Care emerging as the strongest-performing sectors. Real Estate and Utilities also recorded gains above 0.90%, while Materials and Consumer Staples posted smaller advances.

Robert Luong | 12 August 2026

ASX Sector Momentum Update: Technology, Materials and Real Estate Lead as Health Care Improves

The latest Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) for 11 August 2026 indicates that the AustralianEquitymarket continues to experience selective rotation between sectors. Information Technology (XIJ), Materials (XMJ) and Real Estate (XJR) are positioned in the Leading quadrant, while Health Care (XHJ) and Consumer Discretionary (XPJ) …

Robert Luong | 12 August 2026

Santos (ASX: STO): Potential Inverse Head & Shoulders Pattern Signals Further Upside

Following a period of consolidation, Santos Limited (ASX: STO) appears to be approaching an important technical inflection point. TheDaily Chartshows a potential Inverse Head & Shoulders structure developing after the stock declined toward approximately $7.00 in June 2026. STO subsequently recovered and has returned …

Robert Luong | 12 August 2026

CAR Group (ASX: CAR): Inverse Head & Shoulders Breakout Signals Further Upside

After a prolonged decline from its 2025 peak, CAR Group Limited (ASX: CAR) has developed a well-defined potential Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern. The latest price action has pushed the stock decisively above the neckline around $27.98 and the descending trendline that had constrained …

Robert Luong | 12 August 2026

ASX Sector Performance Analysis: Telecommunications and Health Care Lead as Market Breadth Improves

The AustralianEquitymarket displayed a significantly stronger performance on 10 August 2026, with gains led by Telecommunications, Health Care and Materials. Real Estate also recorded a solid advance, while Information Technology, Communication Services, Industrials and Energy added further support.

Robert Luong | 11 August 2026
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