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How the machinery works: auctions, heatmaps, indices and the forces that move them.
The 10am scramble: how the ASX opening auction sets the day's first price
The ASX doesn't open with a bell — it opens with an algorithm, and understanding it changes how you think about every morning order.
Read the article →How to read a market heatmap like a desk
Size, colour, clusters: a professional pulls the day's whole story out of a heatmap in about ten seconds — here is the method.
Read the article →What actually moves iron ore stocks
An iron ore miner is three bets stacked in a trench coat — the commodity, the currency and the cost curve — and the share price is what happens when all three settle.
Read the article →Banks and miners: why the ASX 200 is a two-engine index
Roughly half the Australian share market sits in financials and resources — which makes an 'index fund' here a bigger sector bet than most investors realise.
Read the article →Evergreen analysis and education. General information only — not personal financial advice.