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Marc Kennis

Marc Kennis is one of the Co-Founders of Stocks Down Under and has been an equities analyst since 1996, predominantly covering Semiconductors, Technology, Consumer Electronics and Medical Equipment. Prior to founding Stocks Down Under, Marc worked for various brokers and banks in the Netherlands, including ING and Rabobank, and co-founded Pitt Street Research in 2016. Marc obtained an MSc in Economics from Tilburg University, Netherlands in 1996 and a postgraduate degree in investment analysis in 2001.

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Technology

China is in a chip equipment jam that will hurt for a long time

Certain chip equipment is off limits to China Our own Marc Kennis spoke on Ausbiz about the jam China is finding itself in now that supply of advanced and even less advanced Western chip equipment has been blocked. What impact will that have and how might the global chip sector develop in the next 5…

ByMarc KennisMarch 17, 20230Comments

Technology

Could the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank be a blessing in disguise for Tech stocks in 2023?

No one likes a banking crisis, but the demise of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has led to a major shift in the interest rate outlook, almost overnight and this could be good news for tech stocks. Instead of another few Fed rate hikes in the next little while, many economists are now expecting that the…

ByMarc KennisMarch 15, 20230Comments

Financials Uncategorized

Judo Bank shares (ASX:JDO) represent shares in a company that has a black belt in SME relationship banking

Why consider Judo Bank shares? On AusBiz, our own Stuart Roberts zoned in on Judo Bank shares. Stuart says the big banks are basically sclerotic in terms of their innovation and thinks Judo Capital Holdings (ASX: JDO) proved that it could grow just by offering old fashioned relationship banking, with a brand new 21st century…

ByMarc KennisMarch 3, 20230Comments

General

Who makes better investors in 2023 – men or women?

Who make better investors? A recent study showed that women make better investors than men. But before you go and ask your wife to start managing all your investments, there are a few things you should know. In order to answer the question who make better investors, here's a look at the study and what…

ByMarc KennisJanuary 19, 20230Comments

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4 Tips to Rebuild your Wealth after Divorce

Are you divorced and feeling like you're financial life is in shambles? You're not alone. Many people who go through a divorce find themselves having to start over financially. But it is possible to rebuild your wealth after divorce. Here are some tips to get you started on the road to recovery. Before you do anything,…

ByMarc KennisJanuary 17, 20230Comments

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Can we expect a bull market in 2023?

Will we see a bull market in 2023? Move over bears, Stuart Roberts from Stocks Down Under is bullish for 2023. He points to China's reopening, energy price falls and the underlying strength of the Australian consumers as the reasons. He says the RBA will pause after hiking rates by 25 basis points in February. …

ByMarc KennisJanuary 4, 20230Comments

Technology

Echo IQ (ASX: EIQ) is making great use of artificial intelligence

Echo IQ ( ASX: EIQ ) develops and commercialises AI-assisted diagnostics technology that enhances the diagnosis of structural heart disease starting with the most prevalent form of valvular heart disease, Aortic Stenosis. No time to do stock research, but you still want to invest? Stocks Down Under Concierge gives you timely BUY and…

ByMarc KennisDecember 13, 20220Comments

General

3 stocks that can still go a heck of a lot lower!

We found three ASX-listed stocks whose charts signal further potential downside to their share prices, based on technical analysis. No time to do stock research, but you still want to invest? Stocks Down Under Concierge gives you timely BUY and SELL alerts on ASX-listed stocks! GET A 3-MONTH FREE TRIAL TO CONCIERGE TODAY…

ByMarc KennisDecember 12, 20220Comments

Technology

Can COSOL (ASX: COS) get back to its 93 cent all-time-high?

COSOL ( ASX: COS ) provides asset management solutions to asset-intensive industries. It offers Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software to large-scale asset owners in industries such as resources, energy and water utilities as well as public infrastructure and defense to enable companies to monitor and deploy resources efficiently. …

ByMarc KennisDecember 12, 20220Comments

Industrials

We see a 20% downside potential to Adbri’s (ASX: ABC) share price!

Adbri ( ASX: ABC ) manufactures, imports and sells construction materials in Australia. Its products include industrial lime, cement and concrete. The company offers its products to the construction, infrastructure and mining markets across Australia and has been in the business since 1882. Despite the robust construction market in Australia in the last…

ByMarc KennisDecember 9, 20220Comments