Bell Direct

At Bell Direct, we provide everything necessary for intelligent trading, including a user-friendly website, research access, effective trading tools, and cost-effective trade options. Additionally, we offer a variety of unique features not found with other online brokers, such as: • In-depth research from actual brokers • Live data streaming • Daily trading ideas—six each day • A strategy builder and advanced technical charting • A multi-order pad for convenience • Free conditional orders • Mobile trading capabilities on any smartphone • Complimentary detailed tax reports

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Morning Bell 15 April

1 week ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff

Wall Street started the new trading week in the green as investors welcomed the latest tariff exemption from Trump in the form of smartphones and computers in addition to other devices and components like semiconductors. The Dow Jones rose 0.78% on Monday, the S&P500 gained 0.79% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq ended the day up 0.64%. While the tariff exemption is welcome right now, Trump teased on Sunday that the exemptions are not permanent, i.e. the Trump tariff rollercoaster continues.
Morning Bell 14 April

1 week ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff

Wall Street ended the rollercoaster week of last week in the green on Friday after possibly the most volatile week in NYSE history as investors responded live to Trumps tariff updates as they were announced. The Dow Jones rose 1.56%, the S&P500 rose 1.81% and the Nasdaq ended the last trading session of the week up 2.06%. The rise in investor optimism on Friday was due to the White House remaining optimistic a deal on tariffs would be done with China.
Morning Bell 10 April

2 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff

Market movements are up and down this week. Yesterday our local market closed 1.8% in the red, with energy and materials down the most. Champion Iron (ASX:CIA), Nickel Industries (ASX:NIC) and Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) took the biggest hit down 12% to 14% in a single session. Overnight, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on the ‘reciprocal’ tariffs his administration had applied to roughly 60 countries.
5 in 5 Executive Insights: From the helm, ASX SMIDCaps Conference 2025

2 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff |Sam Kanaan

Bell Financial Group, in partnership with the ASX, recently presented the ASX SMIDCaps Conference, showcasing the most promising emerging companies. At the event, Bell Direct’s Market Analyst, Grady Wulff, conducted exclusive interviews with key executives, uncovering key takeaways you won’t find elsewhere.
Morning Bell 9 April

2 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff |Sam Kanaan

Wall St closed lower overnight as investor concerns over Trump’s tariffs returned following a short-lived relief rally. The S&P 500 fell by 1.57%, the Dow Jones dropped 0.84% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq closed 2.15% lower. Over in Europe, markets snapped their 4-day losing streak with the STOXX600 closing 2.72% higher overnight. Gains were led by insurance and financial services stocks which rose 4.08% and 3.89% respectively.
Morning Bell 8 April

2 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff |Sam Kanaan

Wall Street started the new trading week mostly in the red as investors piled out of equities for a third straight session after President Trump threatened even higher tariffs against China on Monday. Trading volume hit the highest level in 18 years yesterday with markets trading around 29 billion shares. The Dow Jones fell 0.91% on Monday, the S&P500 shed 0.23% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq ended the day up 0.1%.
Morning Bell 7 April

2 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff |Sam Kanaan

Wall St was smashed again on Friday as investors fled equities amid concerns over Trump’s latest tariff implications on the US economy. The Dow Jones tumbled 5.5%, the S&P500 lost 5.97% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq plunged 5.8%.
Weekly Wrap 4 April: How markets reacted to Liberation Day

3 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff

Skip to main content Transcript: Weekly Wrap 4 April Locally this week the RBA held the nation’s cash rate at 4.1% for the next period as Australia’s central bank waits for the potential impacts of Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs and to ensure the current inflation journey is sustained not just a momentary dip in the CPI reading. On the note of Trump’s latest Tariffs, let’s dive into Liberation Day, what was announced and what the impacts of such taxes will be on both Australian businesses...
Morning Bell 3 April

3 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff |Sam Kanaan

Wall St closed higher overnight as investors get ready for the rollout of President, Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff plans. The Dow Jones gained over half a percent, the S&P500 rose by 0.67% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq jumped 0.87%. Over in Europe, markets closed lower as traders digest news of Trump’s tariff plans. The STOXX600 fell half a percent with most sectors closing Wednesday’s trading session in the red.
Morning Bell 2 April

3 weeks ago | belldirect.com.au | Grady Wulff |Sam Kanaan

Wall Street closed Tuesday’s session higher in yet another volatile session as traders took advantage of market uncertainty ahead of Trump’s tariff handouts on April 2nd US time, and on the back of weaker-than-expected economic data weighing on investor sentiment. The S&P500 rose 0.38%, the Dow Jones added 0.03% and the Nasdaq ended the day up 0.87%.