NZX extends trading hours for S&P Global Index change
15 Apr, 2021 11:30 PM
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The NZX is extending its trading hours by 45 minutes today to accommodate changes arising from the rebalancing of the S&P Global Clean Energy Index.
Stock Takes: That sinking feeling - winners and losers from the NZX s latest listings
15 Apr, 2021 07:00 PM
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Harmoney chief executive David Stevens rings the bell at the company s listing on the NZX and ASX last year. Photo / Supplied
Harmoney chief executive David Stevens rings the bell at the company s listing on the NZX and ASX last year. Photo / Supplied
It s early days yet, but most of the sharemarket s latest debutants have not fared well since listing. In recent months eight new names have joined the NZX: Radius Healthcare, Auckland Real Estate, Harmoney, Rua Bioscience, NZ Rural Land, Third Age Health, NZ Automotive Investments and My Food Bag.
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What’s the outlook for the clean energy investment theme?
It’s been a turbulent 2021 so far for clean energy stocks, and some analysts are suggesting the bubble has burst.
April 11, 2021 Since March 1, 2021, the S&P Global Clean Energy Index has dropped around 9%, falling short of the wider S&P 500’s near 3% gain (as of March 23). So, why has the index dropped? One reason is a cooling off after investors bet on renewables benefiting from US President Joe Biden’s climate bill – something that could cost $2 trillion and face staunch opposition from Republicans. Another is that the index is made up of a limited number of small-cap stocks. These can be illiquid and a drop in one can cause others to also fall, especially if investors start to take profits after last year’s gains.