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Nick Sundich

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Education

‘Don’t Catch a Falling Knife’: Here’s what this saying means and 3 ways to avoid it

Don't Catch a Falling Knife: Have you ever heard that phase? If you haven't, this article is for you because we will outline what it means. But even if you have, you will also find this article useful, because we will outline how investors can avoid it. SIGN UP FOR THE STOCKS DOWN UNDER NEWSLETTER NOW!…

ByNick SundichOctober 13, 20230Comments

Tech Stocks

Why Telstra’s $267.5m purchase of Versant is a very big deal for investors

Earlier this week, Telstra (ASX:TLS) forked out $267.5m to buy cloud computing Versant.Given Telstra's $40bn+ market cap, this may not seem that big a deal for the company - let alone for investors in other telco and tech stocks. But in our view, it would be wrong for investors not to take note of it, particularly…

ByNick SundichOctober 13, 20230Comments

Uranium Stocks

Why did uranium prices drop for over 10 years post-GFC? And are thing back on track now?

Why did uranium prices drop for the best part of a decade and a half until now? It was a long, painful period for investors as uranium prices collapsed from over US$120/lb after peaking in 2007 and lulled in the doldrums for years.But why did it stay down for so long and is the uranium…

ByNick SundichOctober 12, 20230Comments

Tech Stocks

What is the Rule of 40 and why do SaaS stocks use it as a critical yardstick?

In this article, we look at The Rule of 40, which is a principle that is highly regarded in the world of SaaS (Software as a Service) investing. It is a metric that helps investors evaluate the performance and financial health of a SaaS company.This isn't a rule many retail investors would be aware of because…

ByNick SundichOctober 10, 20230Comments

Healthcare Stocks

FDA approval: Here’s how ASX biotechs and medtechs obtain it

Last week one of our favourite companies Cyclopharm (ASX:CYC) obtained FDA approval, a goal it had been striving for years to obtain and one that wasn't reached without setbacks along the way. Many of our readers have asked about how FDA approval works and so we thought we would outline how this happens.For clarification, we are…

ByNick SundichOctober 9, 20230Comments

Mining Stocks Uranium Stocks

The 4 top ASX resources stocks for October!

Here are 4 companies that we think are the top ASX resources stocks for October! SIGN UP FOR THE STOCKS DOWN UNDER NEWSLETTER NOW! The 4 top ASX resources stocks for October! 1. Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) Uranium is the hottest commodity in 2023, with spot prices jumping over 35% in the first 9 months of the…

ByNick SundichOctober 6, 20230Comments

Education

It is AGM Season! Here’s why investors should care and go to their company’s meeting

It is officially AGM Season! This is because most companies hold their AGMs (Annual General Meetings) in the next couple of months, because they are required to within 5 months after the end of their chosen financial year and that deadline is the end of November for companies that use the July-June financial year.In this…

ByNick SundichOctober 5, 20230Comments

Technology

The 5 best ASX tech stocks for October!

Here are 5 companies that we think are the best ASX tech stocks for October! SIGN UP FOR THE STOCKS DOWN UNDER NEWSLETTER NOW! The 5 best ASX tech stocks for October! 1. ReadyTech (ASX:RDY) ReadyTech (ASX: RDY) is a provider of SaaS technology in Australia and operates in three segments: Education, Workforce Solutions and Government…

ByNick SundichOctober 5, 20230Comments

Market news

The 4 Best ASX stocks for October!

In this article, we look at the best ASX stocks for October.This month we have four choices and underpinning them all are two opinions. First, interest rates will remain on hold for the foreseeable future as the RBA ponders how consumers are coping with the increased cost of living. And second, as consumers adjust to the…

ByNick SundichOctober 4, 20230Comments

Industrials

4 ASX stocks with high capex bills you should avoid

Sometimes stocks with high capex are worth avoiding. Too much capex might require constant capital injections and shareholder dilution. Some industries face high capex by the very nature of the industry they are in. Some temporarily require high capex because of expansion ambitions or because of years of underinvestment.In this article, we recap 4 ASX stocks…

ByNick SundichOctober 3, 20230Comments