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Highlights
Commonwealth Bank (CBA), Wesfarmers (WES), and Westpac (WBC) stand out with strong uptrend indicators on ASX 200 and ASX All Ordinaries.
Tech sector names like Pro Medicus (PME), Hub24 (HUB), and Technology One (TNE) also show sustained positive movement.
Downtrends persist in Appen (APX), Coronado Global Resources (CRN), and Domino’s Pizza Enterprises (DMP), reflecting sector-specific weakness.
Recent movements on the ASX 200 and ASX All Ordinaries show a renewed focus on large-cap financials and industrials. Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) has emerged with notable technical momentum, reflecting revived strength across banking majors. Westpac Banking Corporation (ASX:WBC) joins the trend, along with Bank of Queensland (BOQ), pointing to renewed interest in the sector's overall resilience. The presence of multiple financials on the upward scan reflects broader sector stability across the major indices.
Retail and Conglomerates Show Strong Technical Activity
Wesfarmers Limited (WES), a prominent player in the consumer and industrial sectors, has registered consistent uptrend patterns. This development aligns with broader ASX sentiment leaning bullish. Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company (SOL) also appears in the uptrend category, reinforcing strength in diversified investment and retail-focused entities. These entries highlight the stability within the conglomerates and retail-linked businesses listed on the major indices.
Technology Sector Maintains Positive Momentum
Uptrend indicators continue to support several technology stocks listed on the ASX All Ordinaries. Hub24 Limited (HUB) has shown a sustained upward pattern, in line with broader sentiment in the platform services sub-sector. Technology One Limited (TNE) is another notable mention, as its consistent chart strength adds to positive signals from digital enterprise-focused firms. Pro Medicus Limited (PME) further contributes to this trend, as medical imaging technology stocks continue to attract market attention.
Emerging Tech and Data Service Stocks Join Positive Scans
Computershare Limited (CPU) and Megaport Limited (MP1) are both positioned on the current uptrend list, reflecting renewed demand across data and platform service providers. These movements may indicate a technical rebound across the digital infrastructure and data exchange segments within the broader tech industry. Both companies are listed on the ASX 200, showing consistent volume and price-based strength in recent sessions.
Frequent Downtrend Names Reappear
Among companies facing downward price movement, Coronado Global Resources Inc. (CRN) maintains its place with continued downtrend signals. This marks yet another appearance, highlighting ongoing weakness in the resource extraction segment. Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Limited (DMP) also features on the list, with trend patterns indicating extended technical pressure. Lifestyle Communities Limited (LIC) and The Star Entertainment Group Limited (SGR) join the downtrend category, indicating persistent challenges in real estate and entertainment.
Volatility in Emerging Stocks Continues
Emerging and small-cap listings such as Appen Limited (APX), Cettire Limited (CTT), and Zeotech Limited (ZEO) have each shown downward movement on the ASX All Ordinaries. Appen, in particular, reflects extended challenges in the machine learning and AI data sector. These entries underscore the uneven performance across emerging tech stocks and consumer-focused digital platforms.
Resource and Lithium Segments Face Headwinds
Galan Lithium Limited (GLN) and Liontown Resources Limited (LTR) also appear under the downtrend scan, reflecting prevailing volatility in the lithium and battery materials segment. As global commodity prices fluctuate, these stocks remain technically weak. Both are listed on the broader All Ordinaries index, contributing to downward pressure in the materials sector.
