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Why September Is Wall Street’s Worst Month — And What It Means for the ASX

Markets often move in patterns, and one of the most enduring is the so-called September Effect. Of all the quirks on the calendar, this one stands out: September has historically been the weakest month for Wall Street. We’re not talking about folklore or trader superstition; nearly a century of data supports the trend. Investors approach…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariAugust 22, 2025

Market news

Walmart Earnings Surprise Despite Tariff Pressures—What Investors Should Watch Next

Walmart, one of the largest retailers in the world, has posted a surprising set of earnings for Q2 2025, overcoming headwinds such as inflation and tariff pressures. Walmart’s Q2 2025 earnings report exceeded expectations, showcasing revenue of US$177.4 billion and profits of US$7.03 billion (88 cents per share). These numbers represent a solid year-over-year improvement…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariAugust 22, 2025

Uncategorized

Battery recycling gains momentum on the ASX

Battery recycling used to be a side note. Not now. Electric vehicles are everywhere and the minerals inside their batteries are worth too much to waste. On the ASX, a handful of companies have moved early. They’re locking in supply, scaling up plants and testing ways to strip value from what used to be scrap. What…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariAugust 22, 2025

Blue Chip Stocks Consumer Retail

Guzman Y Gomez released FY25 results! The company claimed they were spectacular, but investors disagreed

Guzman y Gomez (ASX:GYG) released FY25 results and it seems there is a disconnect between how the company's management thinks things are going and what investors think. Or maybe investors realised the stock was overpriced to begin with...yes, even with 'record results'. Either way, shares fell 20% and we thought we'd try to make sense…

ByNick SundichAugust 22, 2025

Agriculture Stocks Consumer

Do Beyond Meat and other plant based meat companies have a realistic future?

6 years since Beyond Meat listed and peaked at >$10bn, it now falls in the American definition of 'penny stock' with a market cap of >$200m and a share price of under US$5 (it is US$2.40 to be exact). How did we get to this point? Does this sector have a future and was it…

ByNick SundichAugust 22, 2025

Consumer Retail

Universal Store (ASX:UNI): Benefited from Millennials and Gen Z spending with a vengence in FY25; set for more growth in FY26

Let's take a look at Universal Store (ASX:UNI), a chain of casual fashion stores aimed at Millennial and Gen Z customers (think 18-35 year olds). It is a good business, but was hit by perceptions that its customers would cut back their spending because they have been the worst hit by the cost of living…

ByNick SundichAugust 22, 2025

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Why September Is Wall Street’s Worst Month — And What It Means for the ASX

Walmart Earnings Surprise Despite Tariff Pressures—What Investors Should Watch Next

Battery recycling gains momentum on the ASX

Guzman Y Gomez released FY25 results! The company claimed they were spectacular, but investors disagreed

Do Beyond Meat and other plant based meat companies have a realistic future?

Universal Store (ASX:UNI): Benefited from Millennials and Gen Z spending with a vengence in FY25; set for more growth in FY26

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