ASX 200 lifts on Tuesday after Wall Street surges to new highs
'But then the selling began, investors banking their profits,' Mr Boyd said.
'Apart from the banks – energy stocks, industrials and retailers – they were all sold off. Health care companies and mining stocks jumped.'
The ASX 200 recovered and finished up 0.10 per cent on Tuesday.
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